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SkippyHandleman

SkippyHandleman

47.253° Lat., -122.444° Long.
Tacoma, WA

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Mudslingers First Race Ever
Shelton Trail Jam June 18th 2011 Part Seven
Shelton Trail Jam June 18th 2011 Part Six
Shelton Trail Jam June 18th 2011 Part Five
Shelton Trail Jam June 18th 2011 Part Two
Shelton Trail Jam June 18th 2011 Part One
Shelton Trail Jam June 18th 2011 Part Four
Shelton Trail Jam June 18th 2011 Part Three
KX60: Motorbike or Motorboat?
Following Mike and His 426
Trees Don't Like Me
Following Joe on the Salmon Trail
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Recent Activity

3 months ago

SkippyHandleman told a new story (3 months ago)

Mudslingers First Race Ever
First race ever. Muddy and scary.
11 months ago

SkippyHandleman told a new story (11 months ago)

Shelton Trail Jam June 18th 2011 Part Seven
A slightly frustrated Jonathan Huber and a failed train attempt with a handful of riders that braved the weather and came out to make 2011's Shelton Trail Jam a success. At least he squeezed out a quick run down the main line before he shut off the ca
11 months ago

SkippyHandleman told a new story (11 months ago)

Shelton Trail Jam June 18th 2011 Part Six
Just an onlooker's view of Donovan and Jonathan Huber finishing up the death line at the 2011 Shelton Trail Jam and, wait.... who's that???? Why, it's Derik Archibald and Michelle Kautzman, co-owners of Lacey's Joy Ride Bike Shop, who came out to supp
11 months ago

SkippyHandleman told a new story (11 months ago)

Shelton Trail Jam June 18th 2011 Part Five
One last run on camera with Jon Huber. You can see his front wheel come up toward him while doing a tucked no hander off of the mega booter. It's a shame that I don't have any footage of his more-than-manly beard and super sweet mullet that he's been
11 months ago

SkippyHandleman told a new story (11 months ago)

Shelton Trail Jam June 18th 2011 Part Two
Jon Huber with another attempt at 360ing the mega booter on the Shelton Trails' Death Line. I swear to you, he did land this on multiple occasions.
11 months ago

SkippyHandleman told a new story (11 months ago)

Shelton Trail Jam June 18th 2011 Part One
Jonathan Huber wearing the helmet cam down the Shelton Trails' Death Line. For Jon's sake, he did pull off the 360 on the last jump (the mega booter) multiple times. Just not while wearing the camera.
11 months ago

SkippyHandleman told a new story (11 months ago)

Shelton Trail Jam June 18th 2011 Part Four
This time it's Jake Shuster following Donovan down Shelton's death line. The low camera angle doesn't do their run any justice.
11 months ago

SkippyHandleman told a new story (11 months ago)

Shelton Trail Jam June 18th 2011 Part Three
Shelton Trails local, Donovan following Jake Shuster down the death line until the helmet that was a bit on the large side got into his line of sight and sent him a little off course.
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about 1 year ago

SkippyHandleman told a new story (about 1 year ago)

KX60: Motorbike or Motorboat?
Little guy, little bike, big confidence. Not always a winning combination. We apologize to the ecosystem for any related damage.
about 1 year ago

SkippyHandleman told a new story (about 1 year ago)

Following Mike and His 426
Just following my friend down the trail, eating his roost on occasion. March 2011
about 1 year ago

SkippyHandleman told a new story (about 1 year ago)

Trees Don't Like Me
What is it with me and trees? I wasn't going fast and the camera angle was a little low, but none the less, another tree jumped right out in front of me and brought me to the ground.
about 1 year ago

SkippyHandleman told a new story (about 1 year ago)

Following Joe on the Salmon Trail
Finally, a break from the rain. My friend and I went out to Belfair to take advantage of one of the first really sunny days of Spring 2011.
about 1 year ago

SkippyHandleman told a new story (about 1 year ago)

Kids Love Puddles
No big story. Just a day of nice weather after it had been rainy for a while. Luckily it was warm out.
about 1 year ago
Nice capture on film. I've had some close calls in Belfair's trails, but that seemed especially sudden. Thanks for sharing it.

— SkippyHandleman on Close Call In Woods

about 1 year ago

SkippyHandleman told a new story (about 1 year ago)

Tree Joust
After getting loopy on an uphill berm and thrown from my bike, my abdomen met face to face with the trimmed tip of a downed tree. I lucked out on this one and got away with only a bruise and a dinged knuckle.
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