http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDi5JEqVbeU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jbvFqcHhZ4

He never lets us down, always a good time. The second vid is down by Too Easy below snake! I wish I had a vid from over by junk yard hill! wow I cant belieive how this guy drives! Hopefully Dave Hix has more vids!

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"YOU CAN MAKE THINGS HAPPEN, WATCH THINGS HAPPEN OR WONDER WHAT THE F$$K HAPPEND...WE'RE MAKING THINGS HAPPEN" The strong words of Captain Phil! Rest in peice!

i want to see what brad could do with a 2500 single seater or a big chaindrive, it would be scarey!! man can drive a buggy, especially when his sugar gets low ! man yesterday was probably one of the best wellsville trips ive had yet, awesome time, thanks to everyone that made it so fun!

Yep, you can tell the guy is an expert because he makes it look easy. Well done

Originally it was supposed to be just me and Jeff Clay, but Dave Hix, his wife Tonya, Subysteve, Ridgerunner, and DVS1 all showed up and we had a blast.

I rolled it on a new hill and was going to attempt it again after I let my buggy cool down. We talked Jeff Clay into actually using his buggy to climb the new hill and he made it all the way. So Jeff got to name the hill because he was the first to make it. The name he picked is kind of gay but I think Jeff is kind of gay anyway so it suits the hill. He named it Surf Green.

I actually scared myself on the washout hill. You will see what I mean when Dave Hix posts the video.

Brad, I think you scared all of us on the washout! I cant wait to see the vid on it. I really hope Dvs1 is visible in it. It looked like he was trying to reach out and grab the bumper out of the sky.

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"YOU CAN MAKE THINGS HAPPEN, WATCH THINGS HAPPEN OR WONDER WHAT THE F$$K HAPPEND...WE'RE MAKING THINGS HAPPEN" The strong words of Captain Phil! Rest in peice!

Brad let me give you heads up on wash out you better be hauling ass when you get to the top. I felt like i was going to the moon when i climbed it.lol

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