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Are you going to ride off your roof?!!
Seriously, try it. I know A guy with a Rocky Mountain Flow who jumped off the roof of a Shopper's drugmart.
The Guy is nuts and managed to snap the frame by the bottom bracket.

What kind of Bike is that?
What is the fork and how much travel?
Are you a serious extreme rider? </font>[/QUOTE]Jumping off a roof doesn't have much point. Especially if its to a flat landing. Maybe if it had some sort of transition, it would be doable.

As far as the bike, its an 04 Norco Atomik. The fork is a Marz Jr.T and it has 7 inches of travel. The rear has 6. The bike is actually a pretty entry level downhill/free ride bike. Most guys out there spend 3-6+ grand easy. I only spendt 2k. As far as "extreme" rider, I would love it if that word was never used to describe a sport ever again. I ride alot of resorts where they have lift accessed riding and such. Pedaling isn't my thing.

[ October 29, 2004, 10:33 PM: Message edited by: Fat Whacker ]

 

U sure thats in Sask? Thats sure alot of water to be in Sask

 

I will deffinatly admit that somf of the stunts are pretty nutty, but I can't stand someone calling any gravity fed sport "extreme". Sounds so lame. Anyway, I think the biggest drop I did this year was in Whistler and it was only maybe 5-7 feet. Pretty cool and sketchy at the same time. I am really stoked to get out on the bike again in the spring and up my level of riding. I am starting to get older now and the healing process is starting to slow down. I can't bounce back from stuff like I used to be able to. So My riding is kinda limited by my own pace of healing.

 

Spent a lot of time on this one this past summer...

 

2001... [img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img]

Pro Circuit pipe/silencer
V-Force reed valve
Renthal sprockets/chain
Azonic handlebars
and a few other goodies... [img]tongue.gif[/img]