Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
You can call Justin many things, but one thing you can't call him is a "coward," especially after pulling off what he accomplished this past weekend.
When Travis Pastrana and Chad Kagy were in studio last week, Justin had an idea of possibly going down the Nitro Circus mega ramp at their Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium showcase, and when Kagy made it known that you can't back out of an idea, Justin was left with no choice but to jump.
While Justin did pull the jump off successfully, that doesn't mean there weren't any speed bumps along the way.
During his practice run, Justin veered off course, went airborne and slammed onto his shoulder, only to realize that all the protective gear he'd bought was still sitting in a backpack at the bottom of the ramp. His arm was left hanging at his side as he headed straight for the medical tent.
With an already-injured shoulder, he launched himself down the ramp one more time and stuck the landing, later discovering he'd come within inches of flying off the side of the ramp entirely.
You can call Justin many things, but one thing you can't call him is a "coward," especially after pulling off what he accomplished this past weekend.
When Travis Pastrana and Chad Kagy were in studio last week, Justin had an idea of possibly going down the Nitro Circus mega ramp at their Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium showcase, and when Kagy made it known that you can't back out of an idea, Justin was left with no choice but to jump.
While Justin did pull the jump off successfully, that doesn't mean there weren't any speed bumps along the way.
During his practice run, Justin veered off course, went airborne and slammed onto his shoulder, only to realize that all the protective gear he'd bought was still sitting in a backpack at the bottom of the ramp. His arm was left hanging at his side as he headed straight for the medical tent.
With an already-injured shoulder, he launched himself down the ramp one more time and stuck the landing, later discovering he'd come within inches of flying off the side of the ramp entirely.
