Herlings sandsurfing

Edited Date/Time 12/19/2015 6:56am
Seems like he's back on track. Always amazing to watch

http://www.vitalmx.com/videos/member/Welcome-back-Jeffrey-Herlings-Unbe…
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12/17/2015 2:31pm
That track wow Woohoo Great to see Herlings back. Netherlands gonna have a great mxon team in the following years with Herlings / Coldenhoff / Pootjes / Kouwenberg / ...
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12/17/2015 2:32pm
Haha i was going to post the video a few minutes ago! Absolutely stunning riding.

The way he just flows on top of the big bumps/whoops without losing speed and momentum is pure art.
12/17/2015 2:32pm
Undoubtably the fastest sand rider in the world. Makes it look so easy. So glad he's signed up for Hawkstone next year.
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12/17/2015 2:35pm
Yep, there is absolutely no denying that nobody can ride sand like Herlings. It really is an art form the way he rides the back wheel from bump to bump, never getting a wrong kick. So cool to see the riders from all corners of the world with their own specialty that they formed around home as a little guy.

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12/17/2015 2:37pm
His quads and lower back must be made of galvanized steel...to ride sand whoops like that, and with his technique is absolutely exhausting.

So impressive.
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12/17/2015 3:00pm
Just watching that puts blood in my urine!
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12/17/2015 3:02pm
Mesmerising.
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12/17/2015 3:06pm
Nice to see a pro doing something other than riding a perfectly prepared track throwing whips for his fanboys.

Riding has always impressed me more than showing off..........
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12/17/2015 3:07pm
Spartacus wrote:
Nice to see a pro doing something other than riding a perfectly prepared track throwing whips for his fanboys. Riding has always impressed me more than...
Nice to see a pro doing something other than riding a perfectly prepared track throwing whips for his fanboys.

Riding has always impressed me more than showing off..........
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12/17/2015 3:39pm
Spartacus wrote:
Nice to see a pro doing something other than riding a perfectly prepared track throwing whips for his fanboys. Riding has always impressed me more than...
Nice to see a pro doing something other than riding a perfectly prepared track throwing whips for his fanboys.

Riding has always impressed me more than showing off..........
This is why Herlings has so many fans.. he just rides.

I could watch that all day .
12/17/2015 4:43pm
Spartacus wrote:
Nice to see a pro doing something other than riding a perfectly prepared track throwing whips for his fanboys. Riding has always impressed me more than...
Nice to see a pro doing something other than riding a perfectly prepared track throwing whips for his fanboys.

Riding has always impressed me more than showing off..........
Isn't that just the american pros? Whistling
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12/17/2015 5:29pm
Spartacus wrote:
Nice to see a pro doing something other than riding a perfectly prepared track throwing whips for his fanboys. Riding has always impressed me more than...
Nice to see a pro doing something other than riding a perfectly prepared track throwing whips for his fanboys.

Riding has always impressed me more than showing off..........
Titan1 wrote:
X2
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Is his rear fender reinforced? He sits on it a lot
12/17/2015 6:13pm
Undoubtably the fastest sand rider in the world. Makes it look so easy. So glad he's signed up for Hawkstone next year.
Hawkestone looking good next year, Townleys first race on the suzuki aswell!
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12/17/2015 6:26pm
Damn, he is so fun to watch ride. That track is badass, too
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12/17/2015 7:11pm
Titan1 wrote:
His quads and lower back must be made of galvanized steel...to ride sand whoops like that, and with his technique is absolutely exhausting.

So impressive.
Thats exactly what I was thinking.

it was refreshing to watch a video without a single scrub
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12/17/2015 7:54pm
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That poor 250
I could smell the motor and shock melting down from here.
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12/17/2015 8:01pm
Watching that you can definitely tell he is not ready for the 450 class.Whistling
12/17/2015 8:08pm Edited Date/Time 12/17/2015 8:08pm
That shit is easy *leaves track on stretcher*
Ha, pussy!

Someone hold my beer...
*also leaves track on stretcher, video posted to youtube*
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12/17/2015 10:50pm Edited Date/Time 12/17/2015 10:51pm
Poetry in motion. The kid is a genius
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12/18/2015 12:23am
Amazing.

What track is that? I'm guessing it never gets graded?

2m 06. The only time he put his foot down!

1m 05. I can't imagine being faced with a section as ugly as that.


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12/18/2015 1:28am
philG wrote:
This is why Herlings has so many fans.. he just rides.

I could watch that all day .
the story I like is the one where he couldn't ride his practice bike for whatever reason and Everts just said to him 'it's cool just take a few days off' and he goes nah heads down to his local dealer and buys a bike to do motos haha

Disclaimer* This story may have inaccuracies as I heard the story a long time ago
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12/18/2015 1:31am
It's like he's clipped in like a cyclist on the balls of his toes. For how rough the track is there's actually very little upper body movement as well. Just absorbs it all from his legs. I like the way he's able to hop the back down the back of larger bumps when he needs to. Pretty tech to do at low speed let alone timing through that stuff

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