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(United States, San Diego, CA)  Vega
Submitted: View solo
Time: 1:56,98
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 PMD (United States, Mesa)
Submitted: View solo
Time: 1:56,24
Level 7 - Cave Dweller
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7 comments
PMD
56
You can see watching this where that extra second can come from, but it is not easy to put it all together.
Vega
15108
Wow! I am just now seeing this for this first time. This might be one of the most interesting head to heads I've seen. It's amazing how many times we swap the lead. I have always known that 1:52 was possible. This confirms how. But the thing about this level, is that it's so long that it makes it very difficult to strong together a perfect run all the way through, just as you mention above. It takes advanced BoD'ing just to get into the 1 minute club. Improving from there gets super tight and mighty time consuming. Nice job PMD.
Vega
15108
*string together.. not strong.
Dang I wish we could edit comments.
Almost every forum on the internet allows for that.

PMD
56
That was definitely worth the 2 minutes to watch it. I suspect that how BB got the time he did.
BikerBrian
192716
Just opened my gold medal run .

I've always known that my run is extremely slow from 0:18-0:47, but I catch up to PMD and Vega at the 0:51 mark with a terrific drop and turn-around.

I'm very pleased with the climb up the cable and have rarely been able to reproduce it with such acceleration. The skip onto the cable in the upper right is one of the trickiest moves of the level.

You'll see me nearly lose it at 1:30.72. Grabbing the back wheel quickly on the tight-wire allows for acceleration across the top.

I finish it off with what I'll consider the patented BB finish - a kiss off of the ceiling, lining me up to grab the finish flag.

I have played this level many times after getting this gold, since I knew I could improve the first minute. However, as Vega and PMD mentioned, this level is so long and there are so many small pieces to put together, I have yet to beat this run.

I couldn't comment on the head-to-head-to-head, so here is the link:  BikerBrian vs. 2 others
Laser
10189
Brian's brake/front flip at 1:43 to land smoothly on the hill is pretty clever.
PMD
56
That finish is key. You can waste two seconds just easing in to the finish so you don't hit your head (we've all done it).
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