Well… No, I’m not a super squid, well, at least not any more… And as far as my invincibility powers are concerned they were removed when I was quite young, along with a small portion of my liver after a high flying stunt on a screaming dirt machine; although the way some of the cage drivers operate in my presents it almost seems as if I am magically invisible to them.
I do have an extreme passion for the ride, yet I love my family and my healthy life style proportionately today. As Dirty Harry is so fond of saying “A man’s just got to know his limitations”. Good advice that I could not have heeded in my youth if my life depended on it, (as it often did) at forty plus years of age, I do know my limitations today, and those of my ride. I enjoy pushing myself, in an effort to stretch that limit, fully accepting the possible financial and physical consequences that surely influence my decisions today; I’m no stranger to broken bones, or depleted savings accounts.
I do own a full set of gear I call the Suzuki Express; I don’t leave home without it! As you have pointed out in your post, I do enjoy showing off from time to time. To others who enjoy performing simple stunts, for your own enjoyment and/or the enjoyment of others; I will offer these three points of advice:
(1) Know your limitations, and those of your machine.
(2) Be prepared to accept the consequences of your actions: physical, financial, or legal.
(3) I believe there’s a time and a place for everything, even doing tricks; but the first trick you need to learn is: ”Learn to tell what time it is”!
PS: "crazy", Great shots of your boy, surley a chip off the block!