GoPro Awards: Insane MTB Tree Drop

67 feet high, 80-degree slope. Hold your breath as Jordie Lunn sends it down an epic ladder bridge roll down earning him a well deserved GoPro Award.

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[RaceVidzzzFTW]

I felt that drop in my stomach...ABSOLUTELY INSANE!!!

[aidanfranke]

RIP Jordie. He will forever be a legend.

[lukezacharias]

Kinda wish there were multiple camera angles. Remains an incredible drop. Rollercoaster vibes.

[Fiyaaaahh]

He's surprisingly happy for someone who's obviously tired of living.

[ThouchinGrass]

Rest in peace I wish I could have more of his videos but i'm happy to see that gopro is honoring his legacy still

[julianrikenberg]

Watching these makes me depressed, because everyone is living a more exiting life than me.

[Imrightyourewrong]

How can he even sit on that bike with those huge balls?

[JKHCProductions]

From one of the best series of edits ever

[gamblore]

You know it is crazy high when it looks massive on a GoPro!

[Goblexter]

Thanks for the subtitles! I'm not a native English speaker, so it was hard for me to understand what he was saying there at the end, but with the subtitles it made perfect sense.

[deeznuts]

I'll admit it. I rarely ever see it, but this man has got bigger balls than me. THAT'S SUM BIG ASS BAWLS BRUDER!

[fra_rossi]

People is crazy...congratulations for your bravery!

[malnaadi]

I’m more baffled on how on earth he got a bike up there.

[dpbikes]

I'm not sure what is more crazy, dropping into that roll-in, or not hitting a jump after hitting the massive roll-in...

[williemasonjohnson]

Dude, I flipped out watching this one! Well

[gregorpesek]

The slope represents my excitement toward this video

[ОльгаГорностаева-бб]

Потрясающе. Каким трудом заслужен успех! Удачи герою ролика!

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90% was on his front wheel being pretty ready to go otb, niceee

[JCem]

Gopro need to award whoever built that drop too 💀

[KSubsWithJohnCenaMeme]

*From my calculations he felt the force of about 43g, but for a friction of a second.*