Sydney City Bomb Squad

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Comment by Timothy Shu on August 2, 2011 at 23:27

Lol freeboards, i suppose why not?

Comment by owen carless on August 2, 2011 at 23:25

are freeborders allowed to bomb squad, being a different breed and all? pushing a freebord is pretty wack, would i have trouble keeping up on the flats?

Comment by Joshua (sasquatch) Stephens on August 2, 2011 at 8:37

XD

 

Pure win, nuff said, prof

Premium Member Comment by The Dave on August 2, 2011 at 8:33

It's like the Matrix - everyone bodyslams the OHCP wall on their first run.....

 

Comment by Joshua (sasquatch) Stephens on August 2, 2011 at 1:20

hey alex remember that time at opera where i ended up in the wall, with 4 other guys taken out by the board? i lold

 

dudes, u gotta be a capable rider. be able to handle yourself AND your board.

Premium Member Comment by Alex 'maddog' Shaw on August 1, 2011 at 18:31

Haha, Dave it still gets a bit interesting at times  :P Especially Chucky Hunter and I in Opera House the other night....car and ped dodging , was crazy....almost smashed into 2 Mercs and a Beemer  :P

 

And knowing how to stop like that, will definately help, like Dave said, youcan get badly hurt, or even killed in extreme situations.....You have to remeber that we are sharing the roads with cars and sometimes dont realise that we are there, or dont care. I have smashjed into cars pulling out cause they decided not to see me, and footbraking has saved me alot, changing an injury from a possible break to just a bruise....

Premium Member Comment by The Dave on August 1, 2011 at 17:38

I stand by what I said. SCBS is NOT the place to learn how to stop. People who told you it's for all skill levels were wrong. You need to be able to handle yourself. If you can't control your speed or pull an emergency stop, then riding fast with a group in the city at night is potentially going to get you badly hurt or even killed. I think people are forgetting that bombsquad is actually pretty dangerous (or has it got really lame and safe since my injury?).

I taught myself shutdown slides on my own well before I turned up and I still got smashed into carpark walls repeatedly for weeks.

Go to youtube, watch some Kyle Chin or Colton slide tutorials and then practice on a quiet hill until you can stop in a hurry. That's what I did.

Comment by Daniel Sinanian on August 1, 2011 at 16:54

do you guys meet up during the holidays?

Premium Member Comment by Kelly Carter on July 31, 2011 at 20:35

Footbraking first, sliding after

Premium Member Comment by m0juu on July 31, 2011 at 20:22

i find it hhard to learn the basics alone, start a thread and see if you can organise a session for newbies and convince an experienced rider in your area to show you the ropes

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