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Great show! Was never into the Crusty, LBZ, Freestyle thing, but really enjoyed listening/learning about Seth's story. He gives much perspective on his background as a farm boy from the East Coast, and how he stumbled into the So Cal moto, Freestyle/Crusty thing. Sounds like lots of luck and timing really. He also provides the backstory on many of his famous jumps(Cinqmars house, landing on the bikes at Glamis, distance records, etc..) Dude definitely had some big balls.
Anyway, great story and happy to hear he's in a good spot and seemingly doing well. If you get chance, I definitely recommend giving it a listen.
awesome interview, so worth the listen!
Yes it was very good, cool to hear stories about these guys you wondered so much about back in the day
I’m right there with you. At my age I was not a huge follower of the Crusty days but I do remember most of the jumps and films he was talking about. I remember one of the first times I heard of Seth was when he sent it at Glamis and landed on MC’s bike
Great interview and one of Whiskey Throttles best shows. He seems like a genuinely nice person
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Outstanding show, never know Seth’s story so was interested. He gives a great insight into the whole moto scene back then, which was a great addition to the story. Amazing to listen to him, especially if you’ve seen his famous jumps. Fearless. Great job, Ping
Had that on my wall when I was like 11
His beginning is one of those classic unicorn stories where you leave your small town and the universe just lines up connections and opportunities.
Can't wait to listen. It's loaded up for my drive to Cahuilla tomorrow morning.
Link: https://youtu.be/Jq9wVNsV4KA?si=mKF3bnc1z3dDHJft
I remember seeing his bike or at least parts of it at a Harley shop in Vegas. That guy was fearless to say the least. I never was big into freestyle but I loved his distance jumps. Such a bad dude.
Good interview and glad Seth seems like he’s doing well.
Side note: why are there so many tin foil hats in this industry? Seth mentioned chem trails multiple times in this podcast. Come on bro 🤨
Great interview by seth and good to hear hes doing good. Wild to hear about the parts failures and also him switching bikes during the one jump at Elsinore
Whiskey Throttle is my favorite. The interview was fucking excellent. Seth came across as humble and truly a good person.
LOVED this interview. I was the target age (early 20's) and consumer for the Crusty videos when they first came out. They had a huge impact on me. Seth seems like a really good dude and doing well in life. Really cool to see.
Same. My walls were covered with mag cutouts from the mid-late 90's.
Ignorance is bliss right? At least he's paying attention.
Seth is hard core. Great interview.
Same. Was even framed
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You have the Yamaha ad with Henry, windham, McGrath dressed as cowboys too? And who was the 80 rider..
I lost that about 12 years ago along with the Enslow poster when my parents split. One parent started slangin cool shit before one noticed haha unfortunately a lot of cool stuff like that got given away
Haha similar story to mine. I think they all got thrown away
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