|
previous topic :: next topic |
| Author |
Message |
J.P.
Since 10 Mar 2005
638 Posts
Addicted
|
 Mon May 22, 06 11:46 am |
 |
|
| Quote: |
But you got to admit that "bambam landin" one is signature bammer! |
AGREED!!! 
|
|
|
Kurt
Since 04 Nov 2005
73 Posts
|
| Mon May 22, 06 12:32 pm |
|
|
| I managed to escape the car breakins on Saturday. Saw glass in front of my truck and the car behind me looked like it got busted into. I had all my stuff in my rocket box. I'm thinking that the crooks were just looking for the easy stuff for a smash and grab. Maybe I need to get a dog. Lee- is Bandit for hire?
|
|
|
Kataku2k3
Since 14 Aug 2005
3753 Posts
Los Angeles, CA
Videographer
|
| Mon May 22, 06 12:55 pm |
|
|
Shit, next time I'm back, I'm down to just sit on the little burm above with a high-power .300 sniper rifle! Film a little from up top and shoot too!
FUCK JACKERS!!!!
|
|
|
bambam
Since 15 Mar 2005
760 Posts
Hood River
Photographer
|
| Mon May 22, 06 1:47 pm |
|
|
I have a patent on that landing technique. Calling it the Bam Butt Bounce! Henry did catch me at a pretty awkward moment there. Good thing we have fifth lines these days as I see my hand got a bit caught up in the leash.
Hey, whatcha gonna do... The only way to progress is to fall hard. I could stick with the stuff I know and butter all my landings, but what fun is that. I am just fortunately enough to have a big ass and enough stout in the body to take a good jolt.
Now, go unhooked and sent it... Bam Butt Bounce...
Tried some true downloop moves that day that also ended up in some pretty spectacular splashes. Very hard to get good lift when you power the kite into a downloop to start the move. Anybody have any tips on that???
|
|
|
J.P.
Since 10 Mar 2005
638 Posts
Addicted
|
| Mon May 22, 06 2:04 pm |
|
|
| bambam wrote: |
Hey, whatcha gonna do... The only way to progress is to fall hard. I could stick with the stuff I know and butter all my landings, but what fun is that. I am just fortunately enough to have a big ass and enough stout in the body to take a good jolt.
Tried some true downloop moves that day that also ended up in some pretty spectacular splashes. Very hard to get good lift when you power the kite into a downloop to start the move. Anybody have any tips on that??? |
The expression on your face is PRICELESS!!!
go bammer
j.p.
ps. what move an unhooked foward kite loops or unhooked 'back' kite loop? (think which way kiteloops, not spinning the body)
|
|
|
registered
Since 12 Jul 2005
1319 Posts
tsunami
Sandbagger
|
| Mon May 22, 06 3:16 pm |
|
|
Another good reason to throw down for the big rocket box, keeping gear from being stolen. Man, what I would give to see some one smashing a window and stealing gear. I have had many things stolen from my cars in the past and would love to share the frustration with some crack head about it. Also leaving my dogs in the car usually keeps my car safe, plus the added benefit of them not taking unattended shits and pissing all over gear.
P.S. I leave them in the car at the coast, it never gets hot in the car ever with a window cracked.
|
|
|
Rico
Since 13 Mar 2005
1219 Posts
Vancouver
Photographer
|
| Mon May 22, 06 3:42 pm One more bambam |
|
|
He was definitly throwing down so insane loops and unhooked tricks. I was just having trouble getting my camera to focus fast enough. With all the sweet riding I have not had time to get my camera dialed in.
Henry
 |
| Unhooked |
bambam unhooked.jpg |
|
|
|
|
