nerves of steel!

[Banjo]

You woulden't catch me doing this... My knees go to jello just watching it!

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[JFeher]

They must have other body parts made of steel.

 

[Sherlock]

A little slip of the steering and... *yikes*

 

[Basil]

Not for a million dollars!

 

[bgbassplyr]

Two rules invloved here:

Rule #1: NO PASSING ALLOWED.
Rule #2: See Rule #1.

For practicing this type of ride, lay out a number of 2x6's, not in a straight line, cover liberly with marbles, and then ride up and down w/o slipping off.

I noticed the the bikes are equiped with GPS so that the survivor can mark the the location of the non-survivors body for pick up by the helicoptor crew.

Not sure I could even walk that trail, much less ride it.

 

[GregW]

That would be one time I'd consider wearing a parachute while riding.

 

[DrEntropy]

AND one'a them "flyin' squirrel suits"!!

 

[tao724]

Those two must already have children, because hobbies like that decrease the chances of adding ones DNA to the gene pool!

 

[anthony7777]

doc, do that??, why i could only watch 3 seconds of the film!

 

[MadRiver]

I was impressed that they weren't screaming "HELP HELP!" the entire time!

 

[DrEntropy]

Or: "Mommmy!!!!"

 

[vping]

I did something similar to this a few years ago in Colorado but the road was about 4 feet wide and not as steel of a drop off. It was also the first time I ever rode a dirt bike. That looks a little intense for me.