Would You Ride It V 2.0

[steveb63]

O.K.
We covered insane surfing, now to the dirt.

This trail is in Sedona Az, very close to where I live. I have visited this location but there is nothing that could convince me to try this either.

Give the video a couple of minutes to really absorb the height, and sheer terror.

Enjoy today's installment of people way braver than myself.

 

[mcblink]

Is it weird that I feel like I'd be more comfortable riding that with something that has a motor on it?

 

[gball]

25 years ago I would surely have done it. I spent the early to mid part of the '90s racing mountain bikes, and at that time with the conditioning I had and the arrogance of (relative) youth, I would absolutely taken the challenge.

Now, I'd be afraid to stand on the edge and look down it. Aging sucks.

 

[Mitch Pearrow SJMP]

Still no no no

 

[Clockworkmike]

Easy answer! No f@#&in' way imaginable! I'm too damn clumsy and stupid. Crashing in water is one thing but that's death on a stick and a lot more painful as you play Plinko with boulders lmao

 

[Sapient]

I can only imagine the assortment of contorted body positions one would experience falling/skipping down that. I imagine the pain would be so bad that the death blow would be welcomed.

My hands sweat watching it so I'd have to say "no" for me unless I was suspended from a helicopter.