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9/13/2013 7:46pm
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"Back in May, New York City launched a bicycle-sharing program called Citi Bike where folks can rent for a day, week or year and return it to one of the city's many docking stations after they're done. Compared to high-end, light-as-air bikes, Citi Bikes are heavy, clunky and slow. However, BMX rider Tyrone Williams, co-owner of the Chinatown bike shop Dah Shop, recently displayed his skills in a YouTube clip that shows off the many tricks one can actually do with a Citi Bike. While he may not get serious air, the grinds and sustained wheelies are pretty impressive for a rental."
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"Back in May, New York City launched a bicycle-sharing program called Citi Bike where folks can rent for a day, week or year and return it to one of the city's many docking stations after they're done. Compared to high-end, light-as-air bikes, Citi Bikes are heavy, clunky and slow. However, BMX rider Tyrone Williams, co-owner of the Chinatown bike shop Dah Shop, recently displayed his skills in a YouTube clip that shows off the many tricks one can actually do with a Citi Bike. While he may not get serious air, the grinds and sustained wheelies are pretty impressive for a rental."
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The Shop
SLC has some of these, not the same brand but the same idea. my friends keep wanting to rent them to go bar-hopping but i think that's just as easy to get a DUI as driving a car.
awesome video though thanks for posting
and yes great video, dudes got skills.
Unfortunately today I found out that Martyn Ashton crashed at a trials demo last week in which he suffered a spinal injury and currently has no feeling in his body below the injury. It's so sad to hear, especially for a rider that has so much talent.
The backflip at the golf course coming out the bunker is sick!
I've recently started kayaking and there's nothing more fun than going out at night and drinking and going to watch drunk karoake at the marinas. I wonder if you can get a BUI on a kayak. I was under the impression the answer is a no since it isn't motor powered.
This guy that it happened to is know as Jerky Man. You can find him out at any of the local bars in the city late at night. He rides his bike from bar to bar selling beef jerky out of a back pack. He'll often trade a piece of Jerky for a beer or drink, so he is pretty popular with all the drunks as the night gets late.
I believe he was issued around 10 citations for this incident including DUI, disorderly conduct, illegal food sale w/o a permit, no license to peddle w/in city limits, no headlight on the bicycle, etc.
https://youtu.be/HxVU9AE4aq8
I love seeing talent like that coming from someone who you wouldn't suspect.
This guy is the boss, lol.
Pit Row
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