A sweet pump sesh at my house
Two developments:
1. The infield has been flag-stoned — Better Homes & Pump Tracks baby!
2. We had quite the crew — assorted beginners, sports, experts and pros; a former Czech national champion; and a current world champion.
Our bro’ Yosei Ikeda took lots of pictures. And now, in alphabetical order:
Brian Lopes is in town to see his friend Ernesto and set up a track for the Jeep King of the Mountain Race in Vail. |
As you might expect, he was ripping it pretty good. |
Fast and low, low and fast. |
Factory Clay Watson with the crossover approach. |
Partial cast list: Bobbi, Petr, Grant, Ryan, Jon, Clay. |
Dylan is the manual master. |
Evan’s intense like a Wolverine. |
James cuts through the yard — and a throng of fans. |
Out of the berm and over the tricky little double-table. Sweet style. |
There it is. |
Everything about Joey’s turn is tight and right — except for that tuft of hair. |
Joey rips the Patio Straight while Hershey plans his next move — usually onto the track. |
That Jon Watt — I’ll tell you what. |
Waaatt Waaaaaatt Waaaaaaaaatt!!! |
Super low, looking where he wants to go, letting his bike follow the high line. |
To nail this transition, you have to pump this berm VERY hard. |
I’m supposed to be on a Caribbean island right now. But with this in your yard, why travel? |
Lopes takes careful notes. |
Have I mentioned the P.1 rips? This is probably the best dollar-to-fun ratio in the sport. |
Petr Hanak, shortly before his axle snapped. |
Petr rocks my SX. Funny: That bike does things with him that it won’t do with me. |
Zach is the newest member of our merry band, and he’s learning to rip like a champ. |
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