DEEGAN, TWITCH, FAISST Moto Day!

Check out the Deegan, Twitch, Faisst Moto Day at Fox Raceway in SoCal. That's right, Brian Deegan, Jeremy "Twitch" Stenberg, and Ronnie Faisst back together with other FMX legends like Taka Higashino and Wanky San. See Deegan crash, Twitch run out of gas, and more.

Come join a day in the life as Faisst goes back to Cali, stays with TwitchThis1 at the Dirt Bike Kidz headquarters, and the freestyle motocross guys all riding mx together. Metal Mulisha boys making a come back. Also check out the new GoPro Hero camera out on the Pala Raceway track. So come see the best that action sports has to offer on the Faisst Life Vlog.


RONNIE FAISST || Freestyle Motocross Pioneer. X-Games medalist, and lover of God, people & life!

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LINKS //

Make sure to watch my story on THE BIRTH OF FREESTYLE MOTOCROSS here:    • THE BIRTH OF FREESTYLE MOTOCROSS with Ronn...  

To watch my getting into MOTOCROSS RACING, click here:    • HOW TO MAKE IT IN MOTOCROSS || Moto Tips +...  

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GEAR //

GoPro Hero 7 Black: shorturl.at/jluvA
Mic Adapter: shorturl.at/chmW5
Vlog Microphone (for camera or iPhone): shorturl.at/U1467
GoPro Holder w/ Mic Mount: shorturl.at/cmuCY
Hand Tripod: shorturl.at/qsEU4
Smartphone Extension for Tripod: shorturl.at/dkEWZ
iPhone Wide Angle Lens: shorturl.at/jnE49
GoPro Helmet Mount: shorturl.at/nvGIW
Canon 80D DSLR Camera: shorturl.at/lmBKW
Rode Studio Boom Mic Kit: shorturl.at/crwAX
Light: shorturl.at/yAV04

DISCLAIMER//

Motorcycle riding is inherently dangerous. This video and the advice given is from a professional rider with years of riding and teaching experience. Any action you take upon the information/advice given in our videos STRICTLY AT YOUR OWN RISK. Ronnie Faisst and all of its affiliates will not be liable for any injury, damages, losses in connection with the use of this information.

Bottom line, DON'T BE DUMB. Always be safe and use the proper gear/safety equipment.