7.21.2008

Jim C on BMXonline!

BMXonline has a little interview with me about making video sections. The photo was shot by Jeff Z about a year and a half ago. I had been really interested in doing whips, barspins and 360 fakies on the steepest banks possible. I had already did a barspin on it awhile back, but I wanted to whip it. This whip in LA ended up being the steepest I've done.

A behind the scenes story from this night include the sprinklers turning on right as we finished setting up. It was disappointing because I had worked myself up to see if it was possible and now with the water in the way it was going to be very difficult to do. Mike Hoder ended up using his hoodie to clean up the water and try and make a dam, but it only worked for so long. You can the watermarks on the lower part of the bank and Mike's hoodie in the background to the right. This is one of my favorite spots in LA even though the banks are really slippery.

5 Comments:

At 7/21/08 5:47 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

any more news on the 20" frames?

 
At 7/21/08 7:25 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

is Mike Hoder still on Subday! ?

 
At 7/21/08 11:07 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

yea jim c is the s##t he can do tailwhips on banks that r as steep as walls nobody else can do that

 
At 7/23/08 1:11 AM, Blogger Justin said...

Congrats on the whip! That thing is steep it looks alot bigger then the Delevan St. one.

 
At 8/2/08 12:37 AM, Anonymous Daniel said...

anonymous, i guarantee you 100 percent that scotty cranmer can do that. he can do them out of a bunnyhop wallride. jim c still kicks ass prob has better style than cranmer.

 

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