r.i.p for all those lost on this day, it was a tragedy felt by a lot of people in a lot of countries and continues today as a reminder of the terrible things that the human race is capable of.
1. slopestyle, you are an insensitive pr*ck and I cant believe you said that. Please not only leave pinkbike but never open your mouth again on any public forum cause you are far too retarded to even make a comment. Many Canadians lost people as well that day and being American doesnt matter or even how close you are to the site. I knew families in Hamilton, Ontario that lost people that day and I can guarantee you those tears weighed just as much as yours (if you did cry) and f$ck you for claiming otherwise. Its Americans like you that give the world this image of self-centered a$$holes that only care only about themselves and are ignorant to almost everything else in existence. My highst condolenses to everyone who paid the highest cost that day and that it never been forgotten the valor and courage to all those who ran into that building.

 sure, when do you wanna grab it

 hey i cant get ahold of my mom on the phone but im pretty sure i still got it.....if you wanna check out the bike either way that would be good, and i can throw in some chest armour if you want....its casa del que (or something) and its worth 300 brand new

 haha i live in the boons man no intersection....140 gravel pit road rr#3 dundas, l9h 5e3 is the address if you wanna mapquest it. if you wanna see it i just gotta arrange it with my mom cause its at her place and im in alberta...so just let me know when you wanna and ill give you the phone number and ill let her know