09-03-2010, 06:59 AM
I agree on pfeiffer and farias, and maybe i should have been more specific as to the current time period, today, and riding at the utmost of their ability TODAY
At this certain point in time, I believe Nicks style trumps all.
Pfeiffer has amazing bike control but lacks somewhat in agression in my opinion, some of which might be due to the bike hes riding but hes still an amazing rider.
Farias has given the competition aspect a halt after the dual leg breakage as far as i can tell, and at this moment in time I believe hes probably in it for the love of the sport (I could be completely wrong but it seems like thats the case, but im not in europe)
I think Jorian gets a lot of airtime as a sick rider, and he is, but as far as the best in the world, you have to be well rounded, I havent seen him ride in person but as far as i can tell in his videos hes a master of circle combos and whatnot, and proficient at other things, but just not great at everything.
And Durren rocks too!
At this certain point in time, I believe Nicks style trumps all.
Pfeiffer has amazing bike control but lacks somewhat in agression in my opinion, some of which might be due to the bike hes riding but hes still an amazing rider.
Farias has given the competition aspect a halt after the dual leg breakage as far as i can tell, and at this moment in time I believe hes probably in it for the love of the sport (I could be completely wrong but it seems like thats the case, but im not in europe)
I think Jorian gets a lot of airtime as a sick rider, and he is, but as far as the best in the world, you have to be well rounded, I havent seen him ride in person but as far as i can tell in his videos hes a master of circle combos and whatnot, and proficient at other things, but just not great at everything.
And Durren rocks too!