Allan Hardy from Unit was lucky enough to capture the impact I had with Dan Frew mid-air at the Red Bull / Jim Beam Farm Jam 2010 and the consequences of hitting the ground from an 85ft jump. You can view the video right here to see Steve cartwheel down the downramp!
The new FreeriderMX online editor, Goba O'Brien has hounded Smakk-daddy to give a little insight from his view as FRMX editor on the going-on's of the Red Bull/Jim Beam Farm Jam last weekend. The photo's are incredible and they're only the 'B' grade shots. I can't wait to see the A-graders!
The New Zealand Farm Jam has been run and won for the 3rd year and second that I've come over. The course was bigger, the were more riders and there was no wind! What more could you ask for. Well, maybe not falling off and breaking your collarbone would be a start.
This update is going to take a long time to write, so I hope you enjoy as I'm doing it with one hand and one finger because of this stupid broken collarbone. These things happen right? Well, for those of you who wanted to know what happened - here's the goss...
The Australian cavalry made up of myself, Joe Sheppard, Jake Bowen, Rhys Hillier, Allan Hardy, Dane Searle and Simon Makker landed into a very cool Dunedin airport flanked by cows and farmers. Not what you'd call an international airport and the processing times aren't great either.
Allan Hardy from Unit was lucky enough to capture the impact I had with Dan Frew mid-air at the Red Bull / Jim Beam Farm Jam 2010 and the consequences of hitting the ground from an 85ft jump. You can view the video right here to see Steve cartwheel down the downramp!
The new FreeriderMX online editor, Goba O'Brien has hounded Smakk-daddy to give a little insight from his view as FRMX editor on the going-on's of the Red Bull/Jim Beam Farm Jam last weekend. The photo's are incredible and they're only the 'B' grade shots. I can't wait to see the A-graders!
The New Zealand Farm Jam has been run and won for the 3rd year and second that I've come over. The course was bigger, the were more riders and there was no wind! What more could you ask for. Well, maybe not falling off and breaking your collarbone would be a start.
The Australian cavalry made up of myself, Joe Sheppard, Jake Bowen, Rhys Hillier, Allan Hardy, Dane Searle and Simon Makker landed into a very cool Dunedin airport flanked by cows and farmers. Not what you'd call an international airport and the processing times aren't great either.