PASTRANA’S FINAL SEND

The crew is back at @midamericaoutdoors for Travis Pastrana's final progression session along side Banks Hovey. As Travis awaits a full knee replacement in the coming days, he has decided to check one last item off his bucket list. Travis' goal is to back flip onto an elevated platform, do a nose bonk, then front flip out of the nose bonk back to his wheels. Banks plans to jump onto the platform, wheelie across, and backflip off. Both of these tricks have never been attempted, so come along for the ride as Nate Wessel and Hubert Rowland help Travis and Banks work through multiple ramp variations, distance measurements, platform angles, and injuries in an attempt to reach their goals.
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[@TravisPastrana199]

I just got my knee replacement. Wish I could have taken this to a landing but I hope you all enjoy my final send on a trick that I’ve been wanting to try since the day I watched a video of Kai Haase blew my mind with the nose bonk front flip at Masters of dirt.

[@YVESPIERSSENS]

Have a Quick recovery Travis....you rock!!

[@rambozo_fpv176]

Travis, you're an absolute legend!

[@MidSouthUTV]

Get well soon!

[@koijoijoe]

That looked sick on the KTM! Hope to see some more of you and the team putting the electric stuff to use too! Enjoy your rest during recovery man, and the family time while you're all here to be together. Thanks for being our hero, and cheers!

[@UrbanAggression]

Travis I'm 31 and have been watching you since you were racing Supercross on 125s. You've been a hero to me since, and have been one of the very few people I've ever looked up to. Thank you so much for being you and giving action sports so much. I'll never forget a quote you said many years ago, and have lived my whole life based on it... "I would rather try and fail, than say I never tried at all." -Travis Pastrana

[@ZacAlsop]

Travis is such a fucking legend of this sport. Built completely different

[@jvmiller1995]

And rebuilt even better. The man separated his spine from his pelvis and took a few moths off and was back at it. Everyone else who has had that injury with the expiation of 2 or 3 Travis included have died or now live live from a chair! So do I think a new knee will slow him down?... Not but a month or two tops. I had my hip replaced at 46 and it was new lease on life. I wish him the same.

[@olih27]

The sport would not be where it is without Travis, truly a legend

[@DiggingDeepVlog]

He said he can barely walk and he’s my age. Certifiably crazy. I’d rather be able to run then be crippled with a bunch of money but to each their own

[@theskateboardfan]

He is a Legend of life also! I don't ride but I can not help watch and admire.

[@DenvarShay]

@@DiggingDeepVlog Not sure the money has anything to do with the drive to keep pushing the limits he has for the past 25 years.

[@jaredholton3145]

Wrote a letter to you Travis when I was in 7th grade. You wrote back and autographed a poster that I still have today. So happy to see all that you have accomplished over the years. I now get the honor of caring for folks who need knee replacements. Hopefully yours went well and a smooth and speedy recovery to you!

[@blt5991]

That's fregin awesome. He's truly a genuine, good hearted dude

[@drnopatience9852]

The man has brought wide eyed jaw dropping entertainment to the world for decades. If he's not the sickest cnt that's ever lived then I don't know who is....🤘

[@boymeetstv]

I honestly didn't realize I had such an emotional attachment to Travis until watching this. When he said he was just gonna go sit and reflect it really hit me. I've spent probably close to two decades watching his antics in complete awe and to get to see him call his last shot (so-to-say) just really hit me hard. Best of luck

[@beaner2907]

It feels like the end of an era. Like we'll all look back and talk about Travis the way we gen x'ers talk about the 80's.

[@jimlthor]

Damn. We're getting old. Saw Nick Saban, Pete Carroll and Billy B retired as well. Insane watching Travis do backflips, seemingly effortlessly.. when I was younger, no one was doing them

[@blt5991]

Damn well said. Exactly, over 2 decades of watching his absolute epic shenanigans, pushing the envelope always

[@jsbmx2039]

Broke his hand talked to the camera then sent a worlds first crazy ass trick 1st try. That was so sick. Nate’s build was spot on. Such a cool video

[@RossLH]

Then immediately forgot about his broken hand and fist bumped it.

[@TravisPastrana199]

⁠@@RossLHadrenaline is an amazing drug. Non-displaced hairline fracture of the 2nd metacarpal was the outcome. #tisbutafleshwound

[@harleyjones5200]

@@RossLH I feel like this is the single most "travis" part of the whole video too...classic Trav!

[@Last-Lap-Lando4]

That was so sick...aka that was so Travis P

[@MC-tn8pm]

​@RossLH I can't lie...I laughed when he did that. 😂

[@jesseshort8]

What an absolute legend. There'll never be another 199.

[@KingKoopa1]

Can't believe we're all this old... I remember when this dude rode his first X Games. I'm 42 and this dude had to earn every bit of respect he has today. Travis is the GOAT!!!

[@rpturbo]

HA! I'm 53 and remember back riding a quad angle back in 82 on a half pipe thinking we were doing something. This guy is the absolute GOAT!

[@BiffcheeseSpinoccoli]

I’ve got an old vhs-c video I shot of my first ever visit to Woodward Camp in PA and Travis was there at like 16 on a bmx bike. Didn’t know who he was until I recently rewatched it in 2022.

[@lifeonthefarm6001]

I know right, where did the time go ? I met Travis at the Dallas supercross back in ‘93 I think ? Got a picture with him and his autograph. He was so nice, and humble, very approachable.. it’s truly amazing what he can do on a dirt bike. I remember when he separated his spine from his pelvis, I still can’t believe he managed to come back from that injury and do so much more after that.

[@kaseycrooks5080]

I remember his 1st backflip was a huge deal now look at him

[@SurnaturalM]

I'm 48 and we did jump competition in a lake here. Doing a back-flip was considered to be extreme. I think it comes a long way since the 90s.

[@bobjohnson7294]

There’s NOT A CHANCE IN HELL that this is the last time Travis sends it

[@codyevans3254]

I dont think so either! Lmao hes always guna be a legend

[@StevenP727]

Unfortunately the human body has its limits, he'll get his fix doing something else but the days of extreme sends are over, a beautiful ending to an amazing journey and story

[@justaguy328]

@@StevenP727 Not a chance in hell. He'll be back doing something even more insane soon. It's who he is.

[@RandysRides]

Your name will be known forever, man. 40 and still showing us how it's done. Yeesh. Definitely the OG.

[@Stripperjosh]

Facts my friend

[@briananderson1246]

Imagine all of the saved souls ❤

[@blankenship031486]

That intro hit hard, realizing my generation is getting older. Thank you for everything you’ve done for action sports you will always be the 🐐

[@skoomskaa]

When Travis said he was 40 I cried a little. I remember when he was a kid with the wild backyard here in Maryland. Damn I'm old...

[@Burritosarebetterthantacos]

At 38, glad I grew up in the golden era of action sports. Damn it’s nostalgic now as we all get old AF😂. Can’t believe Nate Wessel is still building stuff

[@tripprogers4814]

Does anyone remember him jumping his bike into the *San Francisco BAY??* Absolutely EPIC

[@NitroRedNekHubert]

For sure an early epic moment

[@motocrosser784]

yup, I watched him do it.

[@vagabondroller]

Was there! But too busy talking to a chick so missed it, haha.

[@pro50gt]

Classic Moment ! 👍🏻

[@twotwentyswift]

He had all the eco-wacks panties in a bunch over that one! 🤣🤣🤣

[@herps4life33]

For over 20 years Travis made us think he wasn't human...thanks for the madness and enjoy your time with your family

[@shottingham]

I literally haven't seen anything he's done for 20 years, cos I only got random stuff in the UK via Transworld Sports and occasional XGames footage. Now I come across this random video of him doing this with a broken hand. Dirt cross riders are truly built different.

[@Meekerextreme]

I never thought he wasn't Human...LOL Why would you think he isn't Human?

[@MIKEx2112]

@@Meekerextreme Some of these people in the comments act like hes some kind of deity...I swear most would blow the guy if it got him to look their way..Like a bunch of 14yo little girls at a Beatles concert

[@MrNasty-ei1zz]

One of a Kind Legend . The things you've accomplished in your career is astonishing and the amount of abuse you put your body through to do it 100% respect

[@nnoffuture]

buddy, you have done enough. you blew the entire culture up for everybody. you inspired sooo many careers. you did all the NBDs. im totally satisfied with your legendary contribution. from the bottom of my heart i hope you can find joy and satisfaction in the next phase of life. enjoy those new body parts.

[@MrTrashWheel]

Dude I cried watching this. From watching you as a kid doing the double backflip at the X Games to being able to work on set with you for the HOONIGAN Gymkhana 2020 in our hometown of Annapolis. You have always been my hero growing up and an inspiration to so many. Making us Maryland boys proud!

[@f87115]

Never meet your heroes

[@kyleheaser351boombaby]

and I almost cried reading you comment because of how true it is haha. I think largely because of how wonderful Travis has been the entire way as a good person. We couldn't be more happy or more proud of someone because really Travis is just as amazing off of the dirt bike as he is on it.

[@theINQBS]

What are you implying??!?!???@@f87115

[@Rezisorss]

Most biggest surprise for me is that Travis is still alive and make it so long, there was some crazy folks around and didn't make it but was not even close to this guy. A true legend, showing to others that nothing is impossible

[@googlesucks3163]

You cry from watching morons with to much money Lmao. Now that’s sad

[@buck_maize111]

Far out dude.. you're making me tear up. Thank you Travis for all the Gnarliest,wild, crazy and incredible things you've done.. not only what you've done to action sports.. but the rad humble guy you are through-out it all and the help you've provided to everyone around the world. G.O.A.T

[@krishall268]

This man is a living legend. A true meaning to Greatest Of All Time. Thank you for pushing the envelope

[@crazykittenvideos855]

On 2 wheels or 4 no one sends it quite like Travis Pastrana! Absolute ground breaking legend! Look after yourself now TP you’ve more than earned it. I still watch your double backflip from the X games from time to time and it gives me goosebumps!

[@mattdean1541]

I remember watching Travis do his double backflip in 2006. It's crazy to see him still doing cool shit today.

[@buzzfightbeer8023]

That was probably the most epic X-Games moment of all time. Everyone lost their minds.

[@mattdean1541]

@@buzzfightbeer8023 What was crazy 10/15 years ago is a warm up to these guys now. The progression has gone so far

[@Jacksquatch69]

The xgames have kinda sucked since then.

[@mattdean1541]

@@Jacksquatch69 see better stuff coming from the nitro circus guys

[@frankcastle9691]

I remember seeing him on crusty demons of dirt 3 in 2001.

[@AmpedRides]

I just want to say back in Indianapolis, when your rookie year in the supercross, you stood next to me in the urinal stall beside me in the pits. After we came out you handed me a pair of your goggles and stood there talking to me for about 10 minutes. You are probably the coolest dude I have ever met. The popularity and celebrity status that you achieved throughout your career did not change you in the least bit. stay real my friend! youll always be one of my favorite racers and riders in the world. Thanks for being you

[@nategane4826]

Travis is a living legend, most people would've bailed out and stayed on the sidelines at that age, dudes pride and determination is unreal. Loved watching him during the Xgames Days.

[@brettskinner5824]

40 and still hasn't changed a bit Travis you were a legend from the first time I watched you till I watched you pull off this stunt which was unbelievable just like the first double back flip. We have been truly blessed to watch your career.

[@The_Comedy_Hub]

How did he do that first try with a broken hand?! Travis is not human! A true legend....

[@didgecat2708]

he did not mean to do it, what is called a fluke.

[@tyler1735]

That’s Travis Fucking Pastrana, no fluke lol. That’s a GOAT right there. You’re witnessing a historic trick and you choose to downgrade it friend. How about you try any trick Travis has done 😂

[@The_Comedy_Hub]

@@tyler1735 Agreed! You don't fluke that sort of thing, plus he literally said he was going to do it!

[@didgecat2708]

You can fluke anything. Many pro riders have them. His name is Travis Pastrana adding swear words in the middle doesn’t make it any better or do anything. You’d be surprised what a human can do with a set up sponsors and the relevant tools! Anyone with enough time to dedicate to stunts can do this. Those who push the sport do it as their job and get to spend all their time on the bikes. Yea he’s a legend just he is also just a man having fun on a bike. With the adrenaline running and we pop off something you’d be surprised what’s gotten away with. I’ve crashed before and stayed on the bike after doing what looks like a stunt, I was just holding on. Do you know how many attempts or takes to practice these stunts? Any trick done first time is a fluke that’s just how it is. People are just too full of hype now days.

[@didgecat2708]

A fluke is something done first time with no practice wether spoken of or not is not the point. A fluke is an unlikely chance of occurrence, especially a surprising piece of luck, so to pull a trick like that first go with no practice is a fluke. I’m sure if I had his back ground I could pull off a lot of stunts just I don’t I don’t have a motor x cycle or a compound or the money or sponsors, see with all that he is a business and it’s how he makes money so you’d expect him to be pushing the sport and trying new things. Makes me laugh when people think a person is just not human when anyone put on a bike from a young age and is given inspiration and freedom to Will progress in the sport so much more than someone riding at the weekend. At 14 he won the World Freestyle Motocross Championship, do we even consider what it takes to do that as in team bike and such it’s not just one person riding a bike, he has been supported all his life and made a profession out of it. He even said when after he rode out of it, he said that because even he was surprised he made it… to put it short he’s an 80’s kid he don’t mind falling. Ive won bike races with a broken hand, broken collar bone, broken heal, broken fingers, surprising what we can do when just go for it have fun and send it.

[@huntermcnair7172]

This is why Travis will always be the greatest to my generation. There will never be another 199. Thank you Travis for everything and always pushing the envelope. You made my childhood awesome.

[@SheBeSmokinYessar]

Greatest of all time :D

[@Stripperjosh]

There will never be another Travis Pastrana

[@markwright8118]

199 GOAT

[@NFS305]

Tom Brady is a 199! Both Goats in their own lane.

[@FriedChairs]

I don’t typically watch stuff like this so the fact that I found it in my feed means the video went viral so congrats for that. This brings me back to my childhood in the 80s. Building ramps that we would jump on our bikes and eventually a couple of my best friends and I got motorcycles and rode around with a fairly decent dirt track nearby. Anyway, I’ve broken my wrist before and was super impressed when you shrugged it off and kept going.

[@chriscolditz]

This video was awesome. Absolute legends

[@p00pie]

did he died from this

[@HelloImNotJohnnyCash]

I’m not a bike guy. But I definitely in awe of everything I’ve ever seen Travis do.. and meeting him at LAX, the guy spoke to me like he knew me for years. Talent gets you so far.. but attitude and humility get you the rest of the way to immortality..

[@saiko1196]

nicely put, sir.

[@joeedwards1682]

I am a bike guy. Raced competitively from 2004-2012. I was at Daytona when he back flipped during the heat race and got in trouble with the AMA. Started watching him when I was a kid during the Kenny Bartram, Metal Mulisha, Seth Enslow era when he was a kid/teenager too. Kept up with his career until now, and it seems like the credits are rolling. There will never be another 199.

[@mickmuzzmkmz1628]

Shut up with that crap.​@@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist5

[@Ferris-yz8ct]

Nicest guy I ever met!

[@banks169]

I’m glad you guys filmed it because I don’t remember any of it haha. I’ve already got a scissor lift on the way to Pastranaland to do it on the big bike.

[@danturner3895]

You have mad skills, great job.

[@uncensored5104]

Keep ring'n the bell son.

[@JohnSmith-sq7cv]

There’s something to be said for knowing when it’s time to hang it up. I think there comes a time in every guys life where you have to take inventory of what really matters. Props to an amazing career man!

[@grooveguy]

I remember Travis jumping into the water at the X-Games how many years ago I don't wanna even think about LOL. You're a legend kid and it's been a pleasure watching you over the years!!!!!♥️💯👍😎😁♥️🇨🇦

[@sinsofanubis1053]

The end of an era. The greatest idol to ever sit in two wheels, thank you for a lifetime of legendary.

[@MrRozzi20]

Dude seeing Travis continue after getting hurt bad....man's never changed, huge respect man but as a Dad, make sure you're always there for your kids

[@johnnyR1920]

These dudes are fearless. What they do on motorcycles is unbelievable.

[@donkyuhbuhts540]

I went to a Nitro Circus show is San Jose some years ago. My buddy and I had went for a few beers before the show and we're walking back to the entrance of the Sharks stadium. As we were walking past the back gate of the stadium Travis happened to walk out and was opening the back gate for somebody. We didn't even realize it was him, but he just walked up and shook our hands and said hello and to enjoy the show. It was a completely random experience but we were super impressed at how down to earth he really was and that he'd go out of his way just to greet us. Thank you for all these years of convincing us to just go for it and cheers to some needed surgery!

[@Chapter13_jku]

Travis, hands down, you are one of the greatest of all times. From the moment you own Xgames in San Francisco until today, you have defied gravity and your life and body parts. Here's to your greatness. 🎉

[@birdslayer531]

I was there in s.f. it was still to this day the coolest fuckin thing I've ever seen!

[@wilfordbrimley6938]

Breaking his hand immediately then landing it right after that is the most Travis thing ever 😂👏

[@cdelker_109]

7:09 reminded me of when he was in crusty back in the day & broke his wrist on the heel clicker step down… it’s been so cool watching your whole career since I was a kid, a hero to many!

[@NagyMedia]

Travis is a living legend. Absolutely insane to witness this during my lifetime.

[@clintonwoodby4763]

I wasn't expecting to be holding back tears within 90 seconds

[@dmeemd7787]

Same!

[@BoPunk]

Whoever's cutting onions needs to stop, for real. 👍😢

[@matt290v]

We all appreciate Travis, but I don’t think any of us can truly understand how rare of a human being he actually is. There are very very few that will ever do a quarter of what this man did. I’m glad I lived alongside my idol from birth until now. What an amazing thing that is.

[@dinoXAs2]

Yeah his spirit is one of a kind.

[@jimrustle643]

Travis Pastrana is the Evel Knievel of our generation. This man has made the impossible POSSIBLE.

[@SuperBoss351]

The 🐐 period. Thee best daredevil athlete in the 🌎..guy raced almost everything, uber talented, 0 fear. Lived a life that no one will ever live. One of the coolest things was seeing him grab a dirtbike while everyone was swimming ,went about 70 hit water made it across giant pool ,hit concrete rode wheelie out, had inches on each side between trees, and made it thru to parking lot. And jumping bike off cliff into river no practice. Just to one up everyone. Guy is insane but im here for it. I have no heros in life, but if i did he would be mine. And im older than him. Met him couple times, he just talks to you like reg guy. Never to be seen again in our lives.. enjoy your family brother, you deserve it..👍💯🐐

[@BostonBanshee]

So proud of this dude he made my childhood and I’m 36, you accomplished so many people wish they could and forever you will be a legend Travis. Let’s it rip man you have NOTHING to prove you put your impact on the world and there will never be another you brother 🤟🏼

[@Ibsmokin]

Likewise, 37. It’s been an absolute joy watching his career.

[@StraightothePointNews]

This man sent that with a destroyed hand…..absolute legend

[@brendanwood1540]

It's wild that you put your body through so much and just push through for the pure love of the sport. Mad respect Trav. You are a one of a kind inspiration.

[@GoodEnoughGarage69]

End of an era. Miss watching you in X games when I was a kid. So many exciting new tricks and actually pulling them off it was incredible. And nothing really excites me anymore. But remembering those massive stunts thinking about how crazy your ass is. Absolutely a Legend. Ken and Trav was the best childhood

[@leadboots72]

Breaks hand, does trick, celebrates by fist bumping with broken hand! Gotta love Mr. Pastrana. You have been entertaining me for almost 30 years!

[@cowleysmobilewelding]

Travis Pastrana is a legend. Owes us nothing but still keeps going. Thank you #TP199

[@nunyabusiness4510]

You inspired every broken bone I have. Thankyou for the memories. YOU ARE THE KING.

[@dzforthree9869]

Remember watching him do the first backflip with my late father, will always cherish that memory. Few have done so much for their respective sport as Travis did. 🫡 ✊🏼

[@sumosteve665]

1 word: L E G E N D You're not done yet, but even if you were you've already done more in your 40 years than most will ever do in their whole entire lives. Much respect Trav.

[@Kodi5204]

This just show how much Travis loves the sport man is a legend and has nothing left to prove and he’s still going out there trying world firsts. Then he goes and knocks it out first try with a broken hand 😂

[@mizzarello]

Really hope this guy knows he has given so much to the fans through the years that he deserves to be doing exactly what he wants. He owes us nothing. Enjoy life trav we are truly grateful for everything! Also who in the world could possibly be a hater of this guy?

[@ATCRyderX]

Man, Getting old sucks but watching your heroes get old sucks too. Pastrana & The Nitro Circus Team are absolute national treasures. Most of us have been watching since we were kids - & so were they!

[@querly]

You Legend!!!

[@christhorney]

im 33 and i been watching you my whole life, getting old sucks lol, i broke my back last year and boy do you not bounce back like when your young lol, you have balls of steel sir and you have always had the best attitude, always just wanting to have fun with the boys and bring everyone up with you, not trying to get one over on people being sneaky, just letting pure talent drive the train, my hats off to you for all you have done for this sport

[@prophez23]

Oh man wait until you are 51 lol.. I broke my back when I was 15 launching a YZ250 like a Saturn 5 rocket and it landed right on top of me and snapped me like a twig. But I went on to riding for a few more years then went to skating and became a professional at that until finally my body couldn't do it anymore. Had major back surgery in 2010 to fix what they didn't fix when I was a kid and they ended up messing me up even worse and now I'm disabled from all of it. But it was a helluva ride and lots of fun to this point. I'd do it all again in a heartbeat. But I absolutely agree with you getting old sucks! Lol

[@mikb277]

Ya Im 40 and 33 was amazinggg, 40 sucks! and 51 proph noo im not ready :(

[@RosinGoblin]

Right there with ya. Had 2 spine surgeries this year at 29 and I dont ill ever get back to riding

[@christhorney]

@@RosinGoblin dang brother, I hope you don't have too many more of them lined up, I'm so glad I didnt need surgery, I think I'm really lucky I'm light, at 55kg I think roughly 120lbs or something, I would have hit the truck a lot harder if I was heavier. Either way it sucks getting hurt when it's your own fault, it sucks way worse when it's because of someone else's stupidity or rushing for no reason. I tell you one thing, it made me calm my farm a whole lot in a car now too lol never taking any risks .. it's amazing how some people it can get in your head and others it seems to not affect at all. I hope it doesn't cause you too many ongoing issues brother, take care

[@roysoutdoorlife]

Yep. I can confirm things take longer to heal once you've hit your 50's. The problem is the brain still thinks you're young and forgets your age until you've broken something again. 🙄 Hope you all take care and stay safe 🙏 We definitely don't bounce like we used to.

[@O.C.Gardener]

Travis.. my brother is Mike Healey and I still to this day remember a race that you and him were in at Perris Raceway and he just come back from Europe and you were just a young stud on one of the most epic careers revert. I sincerely respect every fiber of your being. From millions of action sports afficandos thanks!

[@qflight9851]

Travis - thanks for taking us on this ride. I've followed you since your first X Games, and you've shown everyone what a class act you are, while elevating several sports beyond measure. No need for theatrics, just authenticity. And you never shied away from showing us the damage, but you shielded us from the pain. Laughed in the face of it, reminding us all that if you want something badly enough, you can overcome things as trivial as a broken hand (!!!!) or worse. You're my hero, there's no other word for it. But as someone only 2 years younger than yourself, I get it. It's ok to move onto other things, especially for your health and your family. Thanks for the ride of a lifetime Travis, it's been a privilege to watch you ride (and drive, and skydive and well, all of it). #199lives *cue Foo Fighters "My Hero".

[@Joe___R]

Travis is already a living legend. He definitely has nothing left to prove, but he still has the fire inside, making him want to keep pushing the boundaries of what is possible. That is what has made him so great and what will help him be successful in whatever he decides to do.

[@Corey-xd4kx]

I love this man! It's actually refreshing to hear him say he needs to dial it back because I can't lose him too...

[@vaughnordakowski8774]

LEGENDDD!! There are so few in the world as courageous as travis pastrana and he has done the impossible too many times to count. You're the best and every adrenaline junkie for the next 1000 years will be inspired by you

[@jameschastain6513]

Happy retirement TP. Thank you for being this generations EK. Those of us growing up in the early 2000s and late 90s you inspired not only a generation but an entire sport.

[@johnwashington5065]

We want you around for a long time Travis💜 you're a legend

[@Gremlinsbeabout]

that first speech hate me tearing up man, thank you so much for the decades, of excitement and entertainment youve given us legend. forever the GOAT of action sports

[@Drop9071]

The things that Travis Pastrana has done in his lifetime will never be done again by another, his legacy will live on and people will attempt things that he has done but it won't be the same. There will never be another Travis Pastrana.

[@papamichailang]

Incredible athletic ethic from Travis, just blown away not only by his performance but as him as person

[@jdwhite511]

as a 90's BMX kid it's very cool seeing Wessel involved in this madness. glad everyone made it out in one piece. wild stuff.

[@islamicsalami7208]

Wessel is one of the greats from late 90s/early 2000s bmx. The one trick he did that I'll never forget is in Road Fools 7 or 8 when he gaps out of a bowl at Kona skatepark and lands on the roof of a pavilion. It looks like it's 25 feet off of the ground, i swear. Look it up if you haven't seen it. It's still so crazy all of these years later.

[@2007s197]

Absolute legend of my childhood. Thank you for doing things that continue to "push the envelope." You are unstoppable, coming from someone with a great amount of hardware in my left leg and multiple knee and shoulder surgeries and done far less than you. Keep pushing, send the set of your ideas unfinished as new ideas to the Nitro Crew

[@user-we8lu1ld6s]

Travis, it’s good to see you start taking care of yourself. You have done more than any other person to advance and change extreme sports. You’re a living legend. The baddest man on the planet. There will never, can never, be someone that goes down In History like you, The godfather of them all. evil Knievel didn’t accomplish in his career what you have accomplished in weekends. He walked so you could run, but not a soul on earth is even close to comparable

[@MonkeyDWoofy]

Travis Pastrana has been one of the best idols out there inside and out, loved watching him while growing up, huge legend what a guy

[@paullehrbmx]

to nate wessell, you inspired me more than anyone back on road fools with your 'do one good thing a day' mentality when you weren't even a rider but a filmer on that trip.

[@wesselbuilt]

Thank you sir

[@trustedlocal2988]

I don't care what anyone says. Travis is the reason for FMX innovation. No one I repeat no one was doing what he was doing till he did it. I still remember still to this day being a kid sitting on the couch with my dad when he pulled the double backflip on X games best trick in his plaid shirt. LEGEND!!!!!

[@user-so6gh1hx6k]

Thanks for all the sacrifice man. One of the gnarliest men to ever live. Enjoy life and relax.

[@mr_mongo7228]

Travis is a true legend and the things that you all have done to make him complete his dream is amazing!🍻

[@rambozo_fpv176]

Epic finish to a legendary career!

[@Cesare_Salad]

Travis, you’ve been my hero since I was a little kid. I remember laying in bed watching the double backflip during xgames at 12 years old and crying I was so blown away. I got to meet you at unadilla a few years ago and I got a picture with you that I’ll cherish for the rest of my life. My addiction to powersports is all because of you and now it’s passed on to my children. You are an inspiration to millions of people and even if this is your final send, you’ll always be a household name in my family. Thank you for making my childhood great and giving me the motivation to do the same for my kids.

[@robertfury295]

Being able to share motorcycling with my son has certainly been one of the most satisfying aspects of my life and it wouldn’t nearly been as good without being able to watch Travis. He pushed us both to be better riders and he always left us at awe when we were off the bikes. Thank you Travis. You’ve inspired millions.

[@justinbradley7393]

Watching Travis and crew doing mini races, watching his career explode to the highest levels unimaginable is really awesome to watch, having knee problems myself with two knee surgeries I can relate on what he wants to accomplish. Travis is a legend major respect man 👍

[@reedbeavers6223]

Travis is freaking crazy! Breaking your hand and being like well let’s do the hardest one then before the pain! Dedicated!

[@jamesspencer769]

Thanks for all the inspiration over the years. One heck of a role model Travis! Long live 199

[@anthonydefuria9224]

Gonna have to name this thing the “Pastrana Flip!” Only fitting one of the craziest tricks you could pull be named after one of the craziest riders ever lol. Thanks Travis for all the memories growing up!

[@nathanvalley7995]

“Never satisfied, always want more” Feel that man. We never arrive, there is always room to be better and improve!

[@heathsmith9956]

Man he will always be the best. Travis is a legend.

[@ChrisRidesHisBike]

Dude it’s wild to think… I’m 38 and i remember watching you launch that bike into the bay at the x-games. Now you’re 40 getting knee replacements and still doing crazy stuff. Amazing.

[@KBG_savyy]

amazing to see travis still out here thriving and doing everything he loves.

[@RYANTHEGREAT2000]

Makes me so happy to hear Travis is gunna take it easy. He's more than earned the right to rest on his laurels and enjoy a long life w/ his wife and kids

[@Therecouldbehope]

Travis you Sir have given the earth hope, integrity & perfection. Enjoy the new life you have created and never look back. Well done

[@chrisbartolucci1736]

i haven't cried from both happiness and sadness as much as seeing travis do one last crazy thing and get to watch the next generation making giant stride on pit bikes after the legends lay it down on the big bikes ❤

[@FeelGood_Films]

We love you Travis! Thanks for taking our sport to the next level your whole life! Ride on 💨✌️

[@sarahbarnhart1479]

I really hope that one day I get to meet you Travis. You are my biggest hero in life and to be honest I've been following your footsteps in motocross and now cars. Lol I even have your character tattooed on my arm to help me push through every day. Thank you for being so so amazing.

[@firefighter343]

Travis Pastrana is my effin' hero. He's the guy that I wanted to grow up and be like whenever I was a kid. He's the one who seemed to make it by following his dreams and never giving up, Even in the face of tremendous adversity. His efforts were and to this day remain unyielding. There's something beautiful in that. He was exactly who I wanted to grow up and be like when I was his age. Folks, I'm 36 years old this morning and yet I'm still one of his biggest fans! 🟥🐂 🏍️🤘🏻🏁🏎️

[@ollysfishing4231]

This is the reason why you will be remembered for eternity, theres going to be no other like you mate! Looking forward to seeing what you can produce with others in the future

[@vihreelinja4743]

Much respect Trav. Been following yo crazy stuff from the start and it is lovely to see you retire alive and well. Safe journeys and stay out of this crazy stuff like a dad should.

[@AwareOCE]

Absolutely badass! Ive grown up watching you and your mates break the boundaries of whats possible for almost 30 years, so fucking cool youre still doing shit people think will never happen

[@mississippitexan8265]

You are the GOAT and always will be. Thank you for letting us take the ride with you. Major respect. You do not need to prove anything anymore. Enjoy the time with the family. You earned it!

[@aidanduffy1593]

I've been watching you for 15 years now and I'm 21. I always love seeing what you come up with! Keep being you Travis!!

[@icky22mb]

the goat of extreme sports...thanks for all you have done for sports trav...a true legend

[@920ss]

Thank you for all the memories 199,enjoy some time with your family

[@duane2762]

As someone who has had more than their share of broken bones and injuries the fact that he's still alive and able to walk is crazy. I've been watching him for a long time and he is amazing. He makes it look almost effortless and natural.