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[Puncheur]

scuba diving does it for me

[Omega Man]

facmp, on 07 February 2012 - 03:25 , said:

Just to be clear - I didnt race. They opened the track to all us wannabe racers and I rode the course. Having said that, It was probobly more scary as the the track was filled with guys doing speeds way beyond their abilities. At one point I was doing over 200 and a guy passed me so close that he clipped my mirror. I then decided to try and chase him down. All I can say is I survived. Young, dumb and full of cum - but it was def the most awesome thing I have ever done.

Hahaha. Mad Sunday? It's my dream to go to the TT.

[Cassie]

Did a few solo paragliding flights...that got the blood pumping!!

First time riding the Cobra...that also got the blood pumping...(those were in the days before I started MTB...)

Nowadays....trying to get into bed at 3AM (with shoes in the hand) and not waking anyone up.... THAT get the blood pumping!!

[GrantC]

Tiny K, on 07 February 2012 - 01:03 , said:

My first jump was a let down - they psych you up so much in the course as to what could happen - mottled vision, B&W sight, lose hearing in one or both ears, temporary loss of memory when exiting the plane - nothing happened! I remembered everything 100%

The biggest rush was landing the first time........ and then the second time WITHOUT the batten man.

Going again this weekend.

My buddy and I did our first jump in Witbank in 1985. It was a static line jump from 3500ft. standing on the wheel holding on the wing strut waiting for the instruction to "go go go" was a blast. it was the landing that was terrible - the instructor misjudged the jump zone. we both missed the airfeild completly - i landed ok - my mate landed in the one of the dams of the sewage plant that was next to the airfield in those days - needless to say - he has never jumped again

[Tiny K]

GrantC, on 08 February 2012 - 08:21 , said:

My buddy and I did our first jump in Witbank in 1985. It was a static line jump from 3500ft. standing on the wheel holding on the wing strut waiting for the instruction to "go go go" was a blast. it was the landing that was terrible - the instructor misjudged the jump zone. we both missed the airfeild completly - i landed ok - my mate landed in the one of the dams of the sewage plant that was next to the airfield in those days - needless to say - he has never jumped again

LOL! can't really blame the instructor for missing the airfield - you steer the 'chute. Pretty k@k place to land though.

Yeah, we doing static line and progressing to AFF