PAPAGALLO

PAPAGALLO

Words: Scott Sadil

"We used to call it a “brody.”
Performed on a bicycle, the trick was executed simply by standing up and locking your coaster brakes, turning the handlebars just so, and putting yourself into a two-wheel slide—sometimes to a stop, other times into a drifting, fish-tailing turn from which you suddenly accelerated, pedaling at a sprint. Brodies were cool—cooler still when performed, later in life, on a motorcycle, cooler yet in your parents’ nine-passenger family station wagon. Of course, this is essentially how you stop on a snowboard or pair
of skis—and today a “brody” is about all jet-ski enthusiasts do over and over again."

 

2.3 Features

BACKWOODS VERMONT BROOKIES
IN GUIDES WE TRUST
PAPAGALLO
WISCONSIN MUSKY MADNESS
BIG IN JAPAN
SUBTLE INVESTIGATIONS OF LIGHT AND WATER
PYRAMID LAKE

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