WOW boyz wheelyin Baggats bike in pits -no lie.

nornevrder wrote:

Do u really think its going to get them off the street? It's adding fuel to the fire in my eyes. They are like annoying little...

Do u really think its going to get them off the street? It's adding fuel to the fire in my eyes. They are like annoying little bugs that won't go away and all of the sudden someone throws some shit in the yard and more come out of the wood works

bd wrote:

Like skate parks, add a legal area for them to ride.

nornevrder wrote:

Yeah your right maybe we can invent something and call a hmmm let me think ........... Oh I got it A Motocross track

Stephon wrote:

I think it's good for the "wheelie boyz" to get a window into the legit world of dirt bikes. I rather see them in a parking...

I think it's good for the "wheelie boyz" to get a window into the legit world of dirt bikes. I rather see them in a parking lot than beside me on the highway. Things like that can sometimes change the course of ones life.

T-Fish wrote:

Well said.

Racer_Twentynine wrote:

Dumb move by monster. Why the hell would you even acknowledge the wheelie boys.

40Plus_922mx wrote:

The Wheely King got drunk and crashed a plane. Dude could wheelie big time though. RIP.

Racer_Twentynine wrote:

Dumb move by monster. Why the hell would you even acknowledge the wheelie boys.

C.Worthy wrote:

And that's why you are not the head in charge at monster.

Racer_Twentynine wrote:

Dumb move by monster. Why the hell would you even acknowledge the wheelie boys.

C.Worthy wrote:

And that's why you are not the head in charge at monster.

Racer_Twentynine wrote:

True. But I see I'm not alone here. You can't take the hood out of nobody. Pretty sure the conversation with his boys back home isn't...

True.
But I see I'm not alone here.

You can't take the hood out of nobody. Pretty sure the conversation with his boys back home isn't a detailed plan on how to be legit.

J.Saunders144 wrote:

Good for them! BajaMX paid them to come out to the Baja Brawl this year. I can honestly say they impressed the living hell out of...

Good for them! BajaMX paid them to come out to the Baja Brawl this year. I can honestly say they impressed the living hell out of me! Watching pros like Nick Wey loose their mind over what they were watching go down was priceless. It was the most ruthless/fearless yet in control wheelies I've ever seen! From 5th gear wide open, bike at least 80 degrees, one handed (while swerving side to side 3-4ft) to dragging the rear fender on the pavement a good 50ft while 4th-5th gear WFO. It was a mix of emotions at Baja that day, we were telling them they were absolutely nuts while they (after seeing there first ever MX track) couldn't understand why we were telling them they were crazy because we hit jumps the size of houses. If you ever get the chance to see them in person take advantage of it. Nothing like hearing a rev limited banging while moving under 5mph and just drop the clutch back tire drift a foot and a half sideways and knock the back fender off the ground (all while being 100% in control).

brocster wrote:

so we reward sonmeone for breaking the law all the while people work there asses off doing the right things to be rewarded with nothing. in...

so we reward sonmeone for breaking the law all the while people work there asses off doing the right things to be rewarded with nothing. in actuality it works in the reverse. it does more damage to the do gooders than the hope that it gives to people that respect nothing. i agree they will be coming out of the woodwork. i have seen it first hand as I "was" a skatepark owner. it's a shame that they show up with different intentions than what you provide them with...

Stephon wrote:

I think it's good for the "wheelie boyz" to get a window into the legit world of dirt bikes. I rather see them in a parking...

I think it's good for the "wheelie boyz" to get a window into the legit world of dirt bikes. I rather see them in a parking lot than beside me on the highway. Things like that can sometimes change the course of ones life.

T-Fish wrote:

Well said.

brocster wrote:

so we reward sonmeone for breaking the law all the while people work there asses off doing the right things to be rewarded with nothing. in...

so we reward sonmeone for breaking the law all the while people work there asses off doing the right things to be rewarded with nothing. in actuality it works in the reverse. it does more damage to the do gooders than the hope that it gives to people that respect nothing. i agree they will be coming out of the woodwork. i have seen it first hand as I "was" a skatepark owner. it's a shame that they show up with different intentions than what you provide them with...

queen of spodes wrote:

Yeah, pretty much the same way we rewarded skateboarders with breaking the law by eventually rolling them into things like oh the X Games.

TerryK wrote:

Some of you that seem to forget where these guys get their bikes from are the same guys that scream "I hate thieves" every time some...

Some of you that seem to forget where these guys get their bikes from are the same guys that scream "I hate thieves" every time some poor guys bike is stolen.

Personally I think it's ridiculous to give these criminals one second of mainstream exposure. A thief is a thief and should be treated as such, skill or no skill.

TerryK wrote:

Some of you that seem to forget where these guys get their bikes from are the same guys that scream "I hate thieves" every time some...

Some of you that seem to forget where these guys get their bikes from are the same guys that scream "I hate thieves" every time some poor guys bike is stolen.

Personally I think it's ridiculous to give these criminals one second of mainstream exposure. A thief is a thief and should be treated as such, skill or no skill.

mellonhs wrote:

Hmmmm show me some proof that the guy at the MEC stole his bike and that he is a thief. Show me some proof or STFU...

Hmmmm show me some proof that the guy at the MEC stole his bike and that he is a thief. Show me some proof or STFU with ur stereotypes.

Racer_Twentynine wrote:

Dumb move by monster. Why the hell would you even acknowledge the wheelie boys.

BR_HERO wrote:

Urban culture is huge. And that extends into pop culture. Great way to market your brand.

TerryK wrote:

STFU? Me? lol Seriously? There is no stereotype. If that guy really is one of the wheelie boys then I need no proof. Do you honestly...

STFU? Me? lol

Seriously? There is no stereotype. If that guy really is one of the wheelie boys then I need no proof. Do you honestly think that these guys would pay for a bike, then risk losing it every time they go and do their ridiculous shit? You are thick if you believe that.

RudyRayMo wrote:

LMAOOOO LOOK @ DA H8TERS.... u mad bro's???

machine wrote:

Tomorrow's Vital post.............

"Bikes stolen at the MEC"

40Plus_922mx wrote:

Hey Nascar got started in a similar fashion. Cep't it wuz rednecks runing shine on back roads. Plus do we know for sure these dudes are...

Hey Nascar got started in a similar fashion. Cep't it wuz rednecks runing shine on back roads. Plus do we know for sure these dudes are stealing bikes? Maybe they really work for a living? They don't look like 47%ers to me?