Really doesn't seem like it in the first shot for example...

That was rather shocking tbh. You might want to get a tripod or then just practice having steady hands. Also The editing was rather sloppy and showed some stuff that was rather unnecessary (like the rider just sitting there stationary). Not trying to be too harsh, just keepo trying!

New entry, hopefully is a bit different :D [L=http://www.pinkbike.com/video/115989/]http://www.pinkbike.com/video/115989/[/L]

Yeah of course they don't make hammers for bike mechanics... :P Try park tool ;) http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Images/Models/Original/18660.jpg

To gutkrencher: a singlespeed has a freehub that can go wrong. Futhermore a SS does need brakes, so pads and also replacement cables are needed. A fixed gear is so much more simplistic, a blast to ride and not to mention how much leg strength you build when training with one, because you don't have any chance to rest even when braking. Besides fixed gears and singlespeed look so much alike that you will end up looking like you are taking part in a bread advert of sorts :P