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8/18/2014 10:09am
I'm sure there are some kids around here who "grew up" in the DVD age but for all the rest of us dinosaurs, VHS was what we used to have to sit down to watch.
So what was your first bike video? Do you still have it? If not, what became of it?
I think mine was probably Hans Rey's Big Five... which apparently you can buy on a compilation dvd now.
So what was your first bike video? Do you still have it? If not, what became of it?
I think mine was probably Hans Rey's Big Five... which apparently you can buy on a compilation dvd now.
and than Monkey See, Monkey Do. I also have Chainsmoke, Headliners, and the first few Kranked's on VHS.
Never owned it, but a friend showed it to me. After seeing this I immediately started looking for roofs to huck, stair gaps, and skinny ledges to ride. Good times.
I wish they would put this out on DVD! The Palmer section is amazing.
On VHS!
Got it for Christmas along with Mud Cows, those films got watched so much!
Jason Mcroy in Dirt was way ahead of his time!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0DZUIWBYEE
JMC's website is worth a read http://www.jasonmcroy.com
https://vimeo.com/15849048
Funny enough I was organizing my DVDs and I've somehow amassed over 50 mtb flicks! Two more on the way this week (Freecaster WC and Speed Kings)!
The section in Chainsmoke 2 where Todd Snider has got his Intense drifting to the Deftones' Headup going on 11 is pure celluloid nirvana.
. . . and II. Neighbor boys got their hands on a copy and them, my son and I watched in awe.
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