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 mike flips
Canada, Toronto
Level 4 - Sinus Mountains

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mike flips
292618
VEGA watch this!!!

by landing on the back wheel of the bike holding the brakes, you can thrust forwards after the landing, ive landing directly on the mine once but forgot to save... if this works, 27xx is possible!

What does everyone think?
PMD
56
I wondered the same thing with this similar, but not the same method a few months ago.

http://bike.toyspring .com/game.php?g=51307

The beauty of SZ's built-in levels, is that he put in a number of possible, but very difficult, routes that are discovered even years after the levels came out. You can see from the level that some of these things were meant to be possible. It is just up to us to figure them out. This is one of the most difficult shortcuts I have seen yet. There may be a trick to make it easier, but I haven't found it yet. Here is what I thought would be the first successful finish using this shortcut back in March. I got the shortcut, just not the outcome I wanted.

http://bike.toyspring .com/game.php?g=50380

I think I have played this level 8000+ times.
Gus
Bouncey bouncey...
Kristopher
81217
-> He put in a number of possible, but very difficult, routes that are discovered.

But in the Newbie Pack, they were found fast and labeled "bugs."

mike flips
292618
Lol very tru
Vega
15108
when all the planets aline with the sun and you bounce over the last mine let me know. Until then, I think I'll just let you try it and drive yourself crazy....
mike flips
292618
yea.. i dont think thats gonna happen but i tried
Gus
PMD your comment is very astute; these levels appear straight but the number of tricks that can be done and fit nicely into the design of the level indicates that it was deliberately done. It is also the fat that there are multiple combinations of tricks in a level rather than just one that allows knew medals to be one and time 'barriers' to be broken.
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