The "feel good" vid of the day (for all the dads out there)

"Can you see well?"

"No I dont need to pee."

Haha that was awesome! A few friends of mine have gotten into doing some cross training on mountian bikes. Unfortunately, the hills near Stillwater are similiar to the same ones from Dumb and Dumber. "That John Denver is full of shit!"

Thats awesome

One of many reason to love kids. They are so pure, unfiltered.

The kid is gnar on his 20" bike on that trail. Great vid!

What I nice vids!! For thoses who want to try DH this is a nice place to go call Highlants mountain in New Hampshire. We go there one a year. For 100$ you got the bike, lift tickets and gear. THe trails are super fun.

The video remind me the section with Shane Watts and his dad in Moto 3 the movie. Hope one day I can enjoy this precious moment with my kids. Also good reason to trough Xbox and PS3 in the trash!!! Go outside and play

DrSweden wrote: One of many reason to love kids. They are so pure, unfiltered.

For sure! i get some of the most epic reactions from kids, they will come right up to me, "how come you cant walk?" i broke my back "but if your back broke your legs should work" lol Sometimes their parents think im going to get offended or like its a bad to even ask, i love talking to them about it though, their reactions are truly priceless, and like you said totally unfiltered.

4yr old fearless little budd, and riding with no suspension at all on that type of track. Respect.

ocscottie wrote: For sure! i get some of the most epic reactions from kids, they will come right up to me, "how come you cant walk?" i broke my back "but if your back broke your legs should work" lol Sometimes their parents think im going to get offended or like its a bad to even ask, i love talking to them about it though, their reactions are truly priceless, and like you said totally unfiltered.

Totally, you get it, there's no judgement, or pity behind their curiosity.

DrSweden wrote: One of many reason to love kids. They are so pure, unfiltered.

ocscottie wrote: For sure! i get some of the most epic reactions from kids, they will come right up to me, "how come you cant walk?" i broke my back "but if your back broke your legs should work" lol Sometimes their parents think im going to get offended or like its a bad to even ask, i love talking to them about it though, their reactions are truly priceless, and like you said totally unfiltered.

Scottie, You sound like a good person.

That little kids voice when he was saying "I did it I did it" just makes me smile and almost gives me a lump in my throat. My two boys have made my life so good. Even having to watch my son fight cancer for a long time has made me a better person. I have had my heart broken many times because of it but I wouldnt trade my life with my boys for anything.

DrSweden wrote: One of many reason to love kids. They are so pure, unfiltered.

ocscottie wrote: For sure! i get some of the most epic reactions from kids, they will come right up to me, "how come you cant walk?" i broke my back "but if your back broke your legs should work" lol Sometimes their parents think im going to get offended or like its a bad to even ask, i love talking to them about it though, their reactions are truly priceless, and like you said totally unfiltered.

haha same scottie and yeah parents freak out "don't be rude" haha but I'd waaay rather people ask then know than not ask and assume wrongly

I try to explain it to kids like the spinal chord takes the messages from my brain to my legs and i broke the chord so the messages don't get to my legs

*blank expression*..... "yeah I broke my legs" haha