XDL the no bullshit thread

[Austin913]

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Originally Posted by Teach i'll give you two examples to refute your feelings: 1. kyle sliger: killer rider, first real year. as veteran riders, we welcomed him into the fold, offered showers at hotel rooms, always tried to make him part of the family, etc. Encouragement in his riding as well as his ability to make the next event were always given. with a few changes and improvements, he can be a top 5 guy all day.

first time I saw Sliger ride in person was in '09 at Yo Face. I knew from then he'd be an upcoming rider to keep an eye on. he not only kills it, but his style is definitely his own, and his runs are entertaining to watch. he's got flow and can transition a goof up into another trick without being too obvious.