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Top Challenge 2006 - Dirtsurfer

Top Challenge Gravity Race in Montreal, Quebec, Canada in September 2006. Video compiled from footage of the Dirtsurfer Category. 26 of the best racers from Germany, the US and Canada competed! ...  
 
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DirtsurfinSkimboardr (2 months ago) Show Hide
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i want 1 of those trophies
bteeuwen (11 months ago) Show Hide
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hey gongaa do you have a downloadable version of this video?
VGregoire (2 years ago) Show Hide
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So much souvenirs... ...Thanks!
Merci pour tous ces souvenirs!!!!
A great event, un bel événement!
Gongaa (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Thanks for the rating TOW! The price of a Dirtsurfer depends on what country you live in, but in Canada they range from $299 to $599CDN. The Canadian site is at dirtsurfer dot ca and the American site at dirtsurfer dot com. You will find links to other countries there as well if you need them.
CrazedSquirrel (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Man those things look scary to go down a huge hill on! What model to most racers use?
Gongaa (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Hey Crazed. There not scary at all actually. The only scary part is trying to cut inside on another racer in a turn. Riders are unpredictable, but the board is smooth as at high speed. ...and you have brakes... Most riders race road on the GP 20", but for any other terrain, the GP 16" or FS 16" are the most popular as they can carve much tighter and are better at controlling jumps and navigating tight paths.
CrazedSquirrel (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Thanks, I'm more into longboarding, but that doesn't mean I wouldn't want to try something new!
TheOnlyWiggles (2 years ago) Show Hide
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5 stars and first comment

how much 4 a dirt board?

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