July 26, 200422 yr He's certainly going to have to push like hell to get back in control from there Although it looks like he's managed to keep a grip of the rear mudguard with his feet so he should be OK. Mind you some observers these days would give a five for that eh?
July 27, 200422 yr Looks like the bike and rider have been dropped from a helicopter ? As the rider's heavier than the bike he's overtaken it on the descent and broken the mudguard I think he'll be OK as he looks to be landing on his forearm, so much better than breaking the fall with your wrist and breaking it. I'd bet you'd walk away with just a bit of mud on your jacket, and inside your riding pants - when you realised you forgot the parachute
July 27, 200422 yr I got it from www.motorbiketrials.com its got lots of pictures in the galleries, but its nowhere near as good as trials central.
July 27, 200422 yr I happen to take a very artistic approach to the sport. I decorate the rocks with streaks of blue and silver wherever I go.
July 27, 200422 yr Now I'm not one to take the P out of another's misfortunes but I do think we need a name for this lad, otherwise all the pictures are in vain,
July 27, 200422 yr Dunno but this might be his mentor. Same trial by the looks of it. Looks like the photo's were of the Sidcup Sixty by Rob Fleet. Come on we've got to be able to name the pilot
July 27, 200422 yr I have'nt fallen off like that for a few months now but I have a bad feeling that I will on sunday
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