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NICE.....go Mookie.
That was "Sick", and I never use the word "Sick". Mookie 2013.
Yup, it must be a Stewart. More videos of them throwing whips and practicing than there are of them racing!
Not bad for a C rider
What a treat technology can do.
Malcolm and James should keep practicing those whips. The way they crash all the time it might help them in their future as free style riders.
id appreciate it if you guys check this out and leave some feedback just started my video editing company about two months ago. This video is factory connection testing suspension on the 2013 rmz450! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0I0bQ4j3et8&feature=plcp
Sofa king sick.
Man, lots of self-hatred being projected onto the Stewart family around here. I hope you guys are making yourselves feel better. geeezus H.
In my opinion, that right there is FREEDOM.
Why can't you just enjoy this cool video!!! Appreciate Motocross for a little bit instead!!!!
Beautiful video!!! Keep them coming!!!!
Its that white power suspension. not starting anything just saying my CR250 2 stroke if i tried that i'd be in ICU if not dead right now. Did you guys see in slow mo when he landed the bike the rear tire was touching the fender and the forks looked like they were giving up. Also the engine kissed the ground some. Mookle might be a contender 2013. He may be a better candidate for president that JS7. LOL Mookie for mx president
talent , right there..sweet
nice work fellas!
Are there more 1,000 fps videos? Watching the landing was awesome but the whip itself was a little boring. I certainly respect the skills required to do it over that size of jump but I think these super slow mo videos are best for watching the bike react to whoops, braking/acceleration bumps, etc.