Photos of Stuff
Check it out...more to come from down here in Florida!
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Andrew Short showed up in Atlanta to support his teammates and he had some sweet crutches. They're made in South Africa and have something to do with Greg Albertyn. Pretty trick I do say. |
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Remember when Red Dog saved the country at the '08 MXDN? When Stewie fell late in the race and USA needed a hero to come through for them? Yeah well, it was Timmy and he kept his bike from that race. |
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This thing is full works and cool to have in your den. But then again, I'm a guy. |
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Here I am at RV's house with the small gun. Red Dog asked me to pose gangster style which I did to his delight. RV asked me to take my finger off the trigger also. |
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Here's the elephant gun that I moved onto next. This thing kicked like a mother and I bet would really, really hurt if you got shot by it. I had never shot a gun before in my life until yesterday. Of course, the equivalent to having this be your first gun to shoot would be like never riding before and then go out and jump a triple. |
Comments
Matthes, head down to Wal-Mart and get a pack of q-tips. You've got some serious wax buildup there mate. When trying to pull off a gangster pose, the first thing you probably need to do it remove the ear plugs. Fail!
Steve,
Careful with that thing! What is it a 44 mag ?? It’s more like trying to jump a triple for the first time on a Ducati Monster! Hang on for dear life when it goes off. Red dog’s MXDN bike NICE! Looks like good times!
Cross-Rut-Dave
You gotta get some vids of shenanigans at RV's with guns... Go shoot some old cars or something! Photos look hilarious!
When I was 19, me and another dude got a duplex together and not having a garage I stored my 87 yz 250 in the dining room. We couldnt afford to buy a dining room table anyway(that would be a waste of good race entry money). The dirtbike was a chick magnet...too bad my chick skills werent up to the dirtbikes.
Anyways, nice guns! And Ill save my Magnum Force resets for another time.
When I was 17 my buddy and I were prepping our bikes at my moms for the next days races. Mom's didn't have a garage nor adequate outdoor lighting and it was dark so we wheeled the bikes in the house to prep. Mom was pretty cool about it.
I once lived in a little apartment in Torrance, CA that had garage access from the bedroom. I had just bought my first brand new bike and I would wheel that sheeite up two stairs into the bedroom. Nothing like waking up to the sight of a shiny new bike. Ahhhh...memories....
BTW: Those crutches are just pimped out Euro crutches. I think we're the only ones (North America) that run the armpit style crutches.
Hey Matthes, you are living the life, man!!!
-P.Rocket
I might keep my pit bike in the hotel room while I'm in Vegas for MiniMoto. I'm too scared to leave it in my truck!