Ryan Moore’s section in the Hollywood B./West Coast Connection DVD being released Summer of 2010. For more information check out 50stunt.com and HollywoodB.com
Severe Racing hits the dirt and pavement with Severe Supermoto. This is one sick Supermoto Racing film with intense action coming at you from every angle. Over a year and a half worth of footage, all set to a killer soundtrack. Scott A. Tugel, the Producer/Director/Cinematographer, has captured this sport like no one else before, putting himself near the path of these powerful dirt bikes, as they come tearing past you. These bikes are prepared with road racing tires and equipped with some of the most potent dirt bike engines in the world. Severe Racing takes you through every turn of the pavement and every jump of the dirt sections. With this kind of action, viewers really get the feel of what it is like to be riding and racing with some of the hottest riders in this colorful sport. Severe Racing has included a special feature called Moto Morphosis, which is designed to provide riders of all levels, from the Beginner to the Pro, with all of the information they would ever need to build and race their Supermoto bike. They filmed a brand new Kawasaki KFX 250 being wheeled off of the showroom floor and stripped it down, only to rebuild it with some of the trickest aftermarket Supermoto parts available. The end result is one hot Supermoto machine. Other special features include great Helmet Cam footage with Frankie Garcia and Casey Yarrow, where you will get weightless over the jumps and feel the G forces of the fast sweeping turns. Also included are interviews with: Jeff …
superretards Västerås taking a ride thru the city…
This is the first video I’ve made using my gopro HD, so go easy on me. This was after work on a Saturday, the weather was nice and I went out and had a little fun. All of the clips are from the same ride, hope you enjoy it!! 
The bike is a Honda 2007 CRF 450X Supermoto. Edit: The quality didn’t turn out as good as I wanted it to, I’ll probably re-export it and upload it to youtube at some point. But it’s not half bad for a first attempt!