Urban Session

[Shadows]

for those of you familiar with the easton area. bushkill park has this crazy sign that is totally hit-able. i would no doubt try it, but i cant till next season.

 

lineski said he wants to, and i want him to.

 

[Stevo]

for those of you familiar with the easton area. bushkill park has this crazy sign that is totally hit-able. i would no doubt try it, but i cant till next season.

 

lineski said he wants to, and i want him to.

 

I drove by that the other day, and was thinking the same thing. I want to hit it, but just wondering how the hell you're gonna get up there-it's like 8 feet high, easily.

[Sno Mountain Skier]

for those of you familiar with the easton area. bushkill park has this crazy sign that is totally hit-able. i would no doubt try it, but i cant till next season.

 

lineski said he wants to, and i want him to.

 

How tall is that?

[DHarrisburg]

for those of you familiar with the easton area. bushkill park has this crazy sign that is totally hit-able. i would no doubt try it, but i cant till next season.

 

lineski said he wants to, and i want him to.

 

 

 

ATTN: anyone down to slide handrails

I really want to slide this thing and I'm going to be home March 14th to the 22nd.

[Stevo]

ATTN: anyone down to slide handrails

I really want to slide this thing and I'm going to be home March 14th to the 22nd.

Good luck, finding snow then. Maybe If you decide to hit that, and you figure out how the hell you're gonna do it, let us know here, i'll get some footy.

[LineSki]

if it doesnt rain and stays cold enough you can always go to walmart to take the snow that they plowed. It usually stays there forever if it doesnt rain. And as for the bushkill park sign, we would need a toe in, like a fourwheeler. Which again isnt a problem but it is right next to a busy road. And we would need lots of snow to build a jump, or we could prefab one out of some plywood and 2x4s

[toast21602]

check out the rail that some of us were hitting today... its rediculous. about 75 feet. 60 feet down, 15 feet flat. then about a 20ft landing before you hit the school.

 

http://us.f2.yahoofs.com/users/41bce0d6ze0...hA.U8DBrBCXsP8x

[Sno Mountain Skier]

Are the overcrowded terrain parks a reason for urban sessions?

Its just a totally different expierence. The chance of being shut down by the cops, doing a rail no one has done, but overcrowded parks wouldnt be a reason for me.

[Sno Mountain Skier]

check out the rail that some of us were hitting today... its rediculous. about 75 feet. 60 feet down, 15 feet flat. then about a 20ft landing before you hit the school.

 

http://us.f2.yahoofs.com/users/41bce0d6ze0...hA.U8DBrBCXsP8x

Anyone gocrashing into the doors there. Looks like you get a lot of speed on it.

[LineSki]

toast you must tell me where that sexy rail is

[toast21602]

no, its mellow and there is enough of a landing to stop.

[lineskier99]

thats nice all of you make it wit out crashing into the doors

[toast21602]

the whole time we were doing it the HS basketball team was watching us and the coaches came out and watched for a bit too... even the janitor was there. but then some ass called the cops on us and they came rolling in and broke it up after about an hour....

[LineSki]

so where is it? I want to do it this weekend

[toast21602]

it's like those powder runs on big mountains that only the locals know about... i dont know if i'm ready to release the secret.

[LineSki]

fine dont tell me I just read in the blue forum its at northern lehigh ha!

[toast21602]

haha. i was kidding, but yeah. its there... in slatington. and if you go around the back of the school there is an elementary school that has a nice double barrel down rail that is even easier to set-up.

[Stevo]

Link's not working for me?

[tretiak]

Link's not working for me?

yea same here

 

i have a couple good rails by my house. i beleive toast you kno which ones im talking about in northampton

Edited February 14, 2006 by tretiak