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[Henas]

take a look at this nutta http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=rsZBGOoCBEw&feature=related

was impressed myself

[Jon177]

Very cool but why on grass?? He's using studded tyres for grip.

[Henas]

to be diffrent i think mate but used to find a bit difficult on my mx bike on a field more so doing slow speed wheelies, as uneven, i was impressed?
i noticed the studdied tyres though probebly snow tyres ?

[truescot]

Very cool but why on grass?? He's using studded tyres for grip.

I rekon it must be a good way to learn(he is obviously not learning but u know what i mean), at slow speeds like that i think you would do less damage to you and the bike if you f it up.  As well as the studed tires the ground appears to be perfect, not at all wet but not dusty dry either

[Andy J]

something different for sure   

[Si-10R]

Something different and good skills 

[twostrokes]

he is good,  full stop...grass or no grass...but defintely better to fall on grass than tarmac...

[Black10R]

Yep definitely some skill there but ..... lets see him do the same on some tarmac, with those tyres. 

[truescot]

Yep definitely some skill there but ..... lets see him do the same on some tarmac, with those tyres. 

i'm thinkin he probably could, he certainly was comfortable enuff handling it and nothing was at particularly high speed.  I'm not saying i could, i couldnt do that shit on any bike on any surface (well maybe just maybe on a crosser a long time ago when i was riding them but crossers don't count cause you can physically manhandle them around)

edit - after a bit more thinking about it i am pretty sure i couldnt do it on a crosser either

[Wh|t3R@bb|t]

  

Very impressive...regardless....don't think the spiked tyres mean anything...that boy got da skillz!!!

I flippin well jealous!