I was just about to write that. Best way to break or dislocate a finger with almost zero speed involved... with a bit of experience you can tell it will happen already 2-3 bumps before. Oh crap I’m going too slow now, boing boing boing bam!
@WAKIdesigns: For sure, the bike just slows down with each consecutive bump. You know its just a matter of time before the front wheel just doesn't come out of the next one.
These were grade A this week. Almost every single one I thought to myself "Wow that person clearly has no idea what they are doing..." and those are the best fails.
@lRaphl: Actually it’s tabernacle which is a reference to the church as are most French Canadian swears. Ironically they are arguably the least religious culture in North America. I definitely enjoyed growing up in Montreal some of the most fun people you’ll ever meet with no f-ucks given.
Is it just me or do a majority of these fails result from people trying to catch big air before even learning how to mountain bike? It's like a baby going from crawling straight to hurdles.
Everyone has that one friend that wants to be out front but seems to always eff up and cause chaos for all the guys behind him. If you don't you might be "that" friend. I feel for the guys that had to react fast to avoid piling it up into the first rider.
The tire getting stuck in the rock garden is classic!!!! But the guy missing the bridge in the snow is glorious!!!
When multiple riders hit a feature you know its the guy/girl in the back that's going to wipe.... hey, dude.... you know your in back otherwise we are all going to run you over when you wipe out first.
@keeqan: All bikes have gravitational pull, F=G*M*m/d^2, as they all have mass. What’s more annoying is that people confuse weight with moment of inertia. A) Both bike and rider (including body fat) contribute to the moment of inertia, a 1-2kg increase in bike weight has a negligible contribution to the total momentum of the moving system
B) Moment of inertia has both linear and rotational components, a 1/2 - 1 1/2 increase in wheel radius has a negligible effect on the total momentum
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"Not enough speed: check. Not enough airtime: check. Not enough skill: check. Now let's do this!!"
I tend to pick out the Polish swears and somehow it's funnier than normal 2:36 "Ja Pierdole."
It's like a baby going from crawling straight to hurdles.
The tire getting stuck in the rock garden is classic!!!! But the guy missing the bridge in the snow is glorious!!!
What’s more annoying is that people confuse weight with moment of inertia.
A) Both bike and rider (including body fat) contribute to the moment of inertia, a 1-2kg increase in bike weight has a negligible contribution to the total momentum of the moving system
B) Moment of inertia has both linear and rotational components, a 1/2 - 1 1/2 increase in wheel radius has a negligible effect on the total momentum
RIP