Pavlov and His Dog

August 1, 2012 on 12:51 pm | In Mountain Biking, Photos and Videos | 4 Comments

Kelley Hinkle knows how to push people’s buttons.

Hinkle functions as physiologist, psychologist, director and cameraman in a short film titled Crazy Old Fart.

He was riding with Bob Horness at Siouxon. There was one line of dialogue:

Kelly: You know, Bob, I saw a guy ride that bridge one time.

I wonder what happened next.

In the second film, Bob Crashes Again, Bob attempts to clean everything at Stella in a three-minute period. The inevitable occurs at 1:35, but the final episode at the gate is the punchline.

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  1. The King of Crash strikes again!!

    Comment by Vaughn — August 1, 2012 #

  2. You know Kelley stages these scenes..tells me what to do. No one in their right mind could fall that much!

    Comment by Bob H — August 2, 2012 #

  3. Can’t believe he rode that bridge. They say if you’re not crashing, you’re not pushing things hard enough…to which I call BS.

    Comment by David Webb — August 2, 2012 #

  4. ok – this is funny – the gate is definitely do-able – which made me laugh but also reminded me how much this word slips my tongue here in MD when I ride with others and it comes to log-over’s. There is just no better training than the NW.

    Comment by Thomas — August 3, 2012 #

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