how to (and not to) hit a kinked A frame

(riderx77) · (riderx77) **Join Date: May 2001** 07-29-2004, 4:45 AM

68 ft kinked A frame - 14' entrance incline, 10' steeper inlcine, 20' flat, 10' steeper decline, 14' exit decline

how to

(riderx77) · (riderx77) **Join Date: May 2001** 07-29-2004, 4:48 AM

how not to

(riderx77) · (riderx77) **Join Date: May 2001** 07-29-2004, 4:52 AM

how not to II

skippy 07-29-2004, 7:46 AM

good to see you wearing a helmet. It always amazes me when I see the pros hitting these things without one. It'll all end in tears one of these days...

p.s nice A frame

(wakeguru) · (wakeguru) **Join Date: Feb 2003** 07-29-2004, 8:28 AM

Nice. I'm sure your friends are stoked you built that...

You; "hey you gotta come check out my new slider."
Your friend; "right on, sounds killer."
You; "oh yeah."
Your friend; "holy crap, that's bigger than you described. I don't know man."
You; "ah, c'mon you can hit that. I'll go first and show you how to do it."
Your friend; "Alright, f-it I got that."
You; "dang man, you alright?"
Your friend; "I think I bruised my a$$. Did you get that on film?"
You; "naw dude, I missed the shot, sorry."

jdavis4 07-29-2004, 8:42 AM

Nice A frame

LMAO David

hlboatsnboards 07-29-2004, 6:29 PM

this is what can happen with your first try on a slider, errrr, a gap slider. kids.....don't recommend that until you have mastered a normal slider. Atleast this guy stayed in good spirits! oh and this picture offends anyone, i do apologize, but scroll no further to see it!!!

after much thought, here is the link....only 8 stitches i think, but they are covered so don't worry weak stomachs, you can't see that part.

http://www.boatsnboards.com/images/halloween%20scars.jpg