Huge Carnage by Jaume Soler

Sittendorf prior to 1986 was not too dissimilar to that!

Later to be listed on Craig's List as "never raced" and "gently used". Or the ever popular "low hours".

Saw a couple riders actually make this climb this past year or maybe last year. Definitely a bike totaling climb...

Damn hard on the equipment!

I know its probably a lot steeper than it looks in the video, but some of those people look like they couldn't even ride a bike on flat ground let alone that hill.

50dippin wrote:

I know its probably a lot steeper than it looks in the video, but some of those people look like they couldn't even ride a bike on flat ground let alone that hill.

I was thinkin' it, but you said it. haha.

50dippin wrote:

I know its probably a lot steeper than it looks in the video, but some of those people look like they couldn't even ride a bike on flat ground let alone that hill.

psg119 wrote:

I was thinkin' it, but you said it. haha.

Make that two of us.

That is where all the stolen bikes go.

Hillclimbing keeps handlebar companies in business. Funny vid, lol.

Preston412 wrote:

That is where all the stolen bikes go.

I'd be much happier seeing them go there vs city streets

I love those hill climbs but no matter how big a piece of junk some of the bikes are I cringe when they come crashing down. Maybe it’s because I would do anything to have a bike when I was a kid.

Dude at 2 minutes deserved worse with those goggles

i made it to 7 mins but those videos aren't anything but cringe worthy unless it's proven that it's possible to make it. I saw one guy throw his bike over the top but his body didn't make it :-)

low hour vet ridden

I get it...it is steeper than it looks. But really? Most of these competitiors were totally out of shape after hitting the first rock ledge -- it can't be that difficult???

The kicker rock at about 1/3 of the way up worked everyone pretty hard...once the bike starts to dance....it's over.

That hill is way steeper than it looks from our angle....those bikes came back down angry all the way to the start in some cases.

Yikes...that's not for me at all.

TXDirt wrote:

Later to be listed on Craig's List as "never raced" and "gently used". Or the ever popular "low hours".

With mint original plastic.

TXDirt wrote:

Later to be listed on Craig's List as "never raced" and "gently used". Or the ever popular "low hours".

yeroc281 wrote:

With mint original plastic.

Lots of aftermarket parts....

?

50dippin wrote:

I know its probably a lot steeper than it looks in the video, but some of those people look like they couldn't even ride a bike on flat ground let alone that hill.

psg119 wrote:

I was thinkin' it, but you said it. haha.

mattyhamz2 wrote:

Make that two of us.

Count me in with this squidwardly observation bros.

That was worse than beginner practice at a Supercross on amateur day.

Thank you for posting this, I would've never seeked it out or watched something like this otherewise. But that was really entertaining! The real skilled riders showed they could handle some bumps even on a regular swingarm.

The dude at 12:02 made me laugh though.

Forty wrote:

The kicker rock at about 1/3 of the way up worked everyone pretty hard...once the bike starts to dance....it's over.

That hill is way steeper than it looks from our angle....those bikes came back down angry all the way to the start in some cases.

Yikes...that's not for me at all.

I'm thinking the same.. Most of those bikes came down faster than they went up haha.. Not to mention that (I'm assuming) slippery rock shit that's halfway up

Not saying they were factory pilots by any means though haha

TXDirt wrote:

Later to be listed on Craig's List as "never raced" and "gently used". Or the ever popular "low hours".

What about "only raced one time"