Robbie Knievel jumps 24 trucks

[JayBro]

WOW this was a pretty impressive jump. if you didn't see it check it out on Youtube.com here is the link. I though he would bail and run at it again it looked like he got a little squirrly on the stating ramp, but he went for it. Check it out and have a great ride and great BBQ this holiday weekend.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqvVTgVlQDs

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[fred]

thx for the link! i heard about it on the news but had not seen the video til now.

quite impressive makes me wonder how he practices for that sorta thing. jumping into bails of hay perhaps? LOL

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