Oowee Conan. Yep, eebee, I'm inclined (oops bad pun) to agree. I regret that so many clips involving anything to do with skate wheels have selfishness, danger TO OTHERS, intentionally frightening others, rudeness, and similar features built in. Of course maybe that makes the video "cool." I saw a rollerskating video of a guy rolling in a city and I thought it was filmed great with three cameras at least (one on a moto), edited well, and entertaining, but I was so upset for the pedestrians I decided not to link it. The planning of the route and camera placements and "dolly moves" were inspiring. But I ended up not being energized as I had been early in the viddy, rather, just remembering why it is so hard to bring up roadskating without all these other negative associations coming up in the other person's mind, and out of their mouths, usually. What we do is so safe (especially for others) and courteous, that it is hard for people to even understand without all this other drama coming into their thoughts about it. When they SEE us roadskating, many are glad we're off the sidewalk as we are so different from these videos it's amazing. All we want to do is travel down the roads, and we'd like to choose the ones not to do (like these downhill passes). Anyway... I would enjoy this Buggy Rollin video much better as I've said if the guy could meet the requirement of staying on his side of the road, and if it appeared he had even a moderately effective way of stopping. Perhaps he does, of course, and just didn't show us that, but the gap in the video makes me wonder what happened with that moto. I'd say it wasn't pretty or it'd be in the viddy. The only method I could see would be do the embryo slide on his side? Huston on APRR pointed out this link for more on the Buggy Rollin suit, and it's an interesting video for that reason. And yes, of course he yells at a pedestrian as if the pedestrian should expect to look for a human roller luge about to clip his shins. Of course the pedestrian was likely looking for anything similar to an upright (even bent over) human or a motor vehicle. So good luck Buggy Rollin dude and safety too. But I hope most people I talk to about roadskating...who don't know how different this is from roadskating...don't see your viddy! (Of course if I can't resist linking it as it IS interesting!) Thanks for the link, Marianne!