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(Jul 11, 2009 at 19:37)
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ahh ok just have it set back a bit. yeah thad be rad.
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ahhh i have to disagree with you there. think there's more tricks that you can do by using it as a quarter or doing lip tricks than if you had a rail there to stall on or hop over. looks more fun as it is.
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font is rad. think it needs a DH bike to further clarify that it's a jumping bike. personally i would not wear it cause i don't like cliche phrases on shirts...but there are a bunch who do...so the shirt might work.
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i'm a lift operator...it takes around 18feet if yur traveling at 450fpm for an emergency stop. there are no sudden stops. and we haven't had a person fall off a chair unintentionally in 4 years.
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wow...i wonder how often you randomly fall out of chairs around the house or at work...
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some people aren't trying to get pod...some people just like to have fun riding their bikes and taking good pictures.
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agree with hucktoflat. stay off my streets and i'll stay off your mountains.
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wow that is such an awesome picture. good work to rider and photographer/editor.
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not too bad. finally learned how to not jump that way anymore. i have never seen or heard of anyone crashing on that stairset yet.
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i agree with nick. it is an actual trick.
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that is awesome man! i'm sure it's a lot steeper and bigger than it looks! burly stuff
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i didn't. travis spotted out this railgap and wanted to hop over it. i said i'll railgap it on the trials bike if he took a picture. and so i did. one time deal haha.
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is that a trials bike that's in the water? or just a bike with really nice pre-drilled rims?
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he probably hopped back up and did it again.
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that is one RAD picture. hans rocked the world of trials.
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edit quote- bmx is for kids. as you grow, you start wearing your helmet, and riding some real bike, doing smaller tricks, find yourself sitting around and talking at the local rides instead of sessioning. awesome job, but get a real bike.....and a health insurance. - end quote
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turndown you are more straight up and you are kicking your bike towards the way you want to go. lookback you are more to the side and shoving the bike more or less away from where you want to go.
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i don't understand. it has 2 threads...one on the other end of the quick release to tighten...then there is one for the whole axle that moves. it is locked right now so it won't be going anywhere, but if i put it in the correct spot, the wheel will be a little loose.
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those are my two favorite bikes in the world. so rad
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they are an easy/safe way of learning flatland moves and hang fives and stuff. i have a couple of mates who have em. you don't get hurt as much cause you can just step off that rather than get tangled in your bike. and it is nearly same balance.
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i see one sick transfer there...you'd have to be haulin' it though
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and kareem threed over that rail. the bet was if kareem could three the rail then randy would whip it.
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whenever people do front flips from flat...they start flipping when their tire is over the edge, pivoting on the front wheel won't give you fast enough rotating. this is just observation. i cannot actually do this.
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nah man...if i fix it into regular place...the wheel will be loose...it stripped out kinda i guess. i only do feebles on that side so it really doesn't matter that it is like that cept it looks tacky
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i hope you go big...otherwise you have no right to ride that in public
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only thing out of focus is the rider...i think restore the color and capture the rider better. cool trails though. wish i had somethin like that
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it is so rad i think i would be embarassed to ride it. you would have to be mad good to not look like a poser and ride it.
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i have never seen him backflip or 360. i'v seen him throw a no footer off of a drop. he lands stuff 40ft n under which is mad...but he has not landed the jaw drop or anythin bigger yet. anybody who argues please send me a video as proof he does not just do drops. props to him for goin big, i would never do that in my life. but, maybe i'm wrong, but it does not take a whole lot of skill to just drop off of something, just guts. anybody who knows how to ride decently can throw themselves off of something without any style. at the redbull rampage he does chose the bigger drops, but doesn't land them. the reason why he never wins is because he does not no-hander, 360, or anything down smaller stuff. he just goes for the big stuff and crashes. think the most i'v done is 17-20 ft...so maybe i'm wrong...but i'd rather see someone tailwhipping off of a table than see someone aimlessly throw themselves off of a cliff. he is a good rider and lands stuff that we wouldn't attempt...but i think that most of experienced riders can do it...we just chose not to cause we care about getting injured...he doesn't. it doesn't take more skill to go big, just a lack of fear of getting injured. just like if you can 360 a curb, you can 360 10 stairs...it's the same thing...just more fear is involved.
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i thought the exact same thing about it bein wizard of oz.
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ahhhhh...go to the wall!!! to the wall!! it doesn't get anymore perfect!
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reply :since when did mountain biking become art?
ever since ryan leech picked up a bike |
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ridenazonic...i'm gonna go ahead and call you out on this one...post the link of the better picture that is not professionally taken. is it a dirt jump trick? huge huck? a berm perhaps? or maybe just a guy riding in the mountains? what do you look for in a pod? this guy is nearly completely upside down and goin like mach 5...pretty huge. if you did this or saw one of your buddies do it, you would most likely think it is the burliest thing ever...i'm pretty sure you wouldn't tell your buddy, "i'v seen better". i might be wrong n you just posted that for reaction. but give the man props for a burly trick
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