OUTERMOST prodigy child strikes again......
08-10-2005, 04:22 PM
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Re: OUTERMOST prodigy child strikes again......
Originally Posted by Ryan_omc
I am not hating at him at all, i said he is good....learn to read a post.....
wurd to ya *****...
08-10-2005, 04:26 PM
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Re: OUTERMOST prodigy child strikes again......
Originally Posted by Felces
3:28
He goes from stand up to spec K to highchair! I didn't know that was possible without a handbrake... He doesn't even have street tires... He's only had the thing for 3 weeks!? wtf!?!?
*EDIT* my bad his back tire is a street tire just not his front
He goes from stand up to spec K to highchair! I didn't know that was possible without a handbrake... He doesn't even have street tires... He's only had the thing for 3 weeks!? wtf!?!?
*EDIT* my bad his back tire is a street tire just not his front
holy **** i dotn know how i missed that one..
good god almighty this kid is a BOSS
08-10-2005, 05:04 PM
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Re: OUTERMOST prodigy child strikes again......
Originally Posted by Ryan_omc
not to be an as*hole....but it looked like any other decent fiddy rider I have seen.....he is just on a 100..............if you practice alot you are going to get good.....think some people on here are blowing his head up way to big
exactly......schooler once told me that the XR100 felt like a big fiddy...
what he's doing now will help out on a big bike, but he's not gonnna progress THIS fast on the big bike, it's a different ball game.
for example...circles...normal circles on a big bike, you want to rock off idle and only use the throttle for corrections correct?
well, no offense, but i didn't really see any idle tricks in there....
don't get me wrong, skooler is very good, espeacialy for his age, but if he got like a 450 or a 650 instead of the one hundo, you think he'd progress this fast?
if you look closely, you can see plenty of spots where they cut the clip right before he lowsides, of course, he doesn't have a handy, but you see what i'm saying
good **** tho, not knocking the skills, just a lil reality check, don't want his head to blow up or anything...
a XR100 rider with a big ego +a big bike=death=waste of good talent
just my
08-10-2005, 05:32 PM
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Re: OUTERMOST prodigy child strikes again......
**** a fiddy, im saving up a little extra for an xr100 or tt-r125, your killing it little man. Just keep riding for fun, dont let the hype or the haters get to you, always remember why you started riding.
08-10-2005, 05:44 PM
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Re: OUTERMOST prodigy child strikes again......
Originally Posted by Felces
3:28
He goes from stand up to spec K to highchair! I didn't know that was possible without a handbrake... He doesn't even have street tires... He's only had the thing for 3 weeks!? wtf!?!?
*EDIT* my bad his back tire is a street tire just not his front
He goes from stand up to spec K to highchair! I didn't know that was possible without a handbrake... He doesn't even have street tires... He's only had the thing for 3 weeks!? wtf!?!?
*EDIT* my bad his back tire is a street tire just not his front
08-10-2005, 05:45 PM
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Re: OUTERMOST prodigy child strikes again......
Originally Posted by Catman
Pimpin vid there skooler 
Mad props to ya
Mad props to ya
08-10-2005, 05:47 PM
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Re: OUTERMOST prodigy child strikes again......
Originally Posted by sizzorz
Dude you are killing it, your making kids like me look bad!
08-10-2005, 05:49 PM
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Re: OUTERMOST prodigy child strikes again......
Originally Posted by GundamnitPete
exactly......schooler once told me that the XR100 felt like a big fiddy...
what he's doing now will help out on a big bike, but he's not gonnna progress THIS fast on the big bike, it's a different ball game.
for example...circles...normal circles on a big bike, you want to rock off idle and only use the throttle for corrections correct?
well, no offense, but i didn't really see any idle tricks in there....
don't get me wrong, skooler is very good, espeacialy for his age, but if he got like a 450 or a 650 instead of the one hundo, you think he'd progress this fast?
if you look closely, you can see plenty of spots where they cut the clip right before he lowsides, of course, he doesn't have a handy, but you see what i'm saying
good **** tho, not knocking the skills, just a lil reality check, don't want his head to blow up or anything...
a XR100 rider with a big ego +a big bike=death=waste of good talent
just my
what he's doing now will help out on a big bike, but he's not gonnna progress THIS fast on the big bike, it's a different ball game.
for example...circles...normal circles on a big bike, you want to rock off idle and only use the throttle for corrections correct?
well, no offense, but i didn't really see any idle tricks in there....
don't get me wrong, skooler is very good, espeacialy for his age, but if he got like a 450 or a 650 instead of the one hundo, you think he'd progress this fast?
if you look closely, you can see plenty of spots where they cut the clip right before he lowsides, of course, he doesn't have a handy, but you see what i'm saying
good **** tho, not knocking the skills, just a lil reality check, don't want his head to blow up or anything...
a XR100 rider with a big ego +a big bike=death=waste of good talent
just my
08-10-2005, 05:52 PM
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Re: OUTERMOST prodigy child strikes again......
Originally Posted by GundamnitPete
exactly......schooler once told me that the XR100 felt like a big fiddy...
what he's doing now will help out on a big bike, but he's not gonnna progress THIS fast on the big bike, it's a different ball game.
for example...circles...normal circles on a big bike, you want to rock off idle and only use the throttle for corrections correct?
well, no offense, but i didn't really see any idle tricks in there....
don't get me wrong, skooler is very good, espeacialy for his age, but if he got like a 450 or a 650 instead of the one hundo, you think he'd progress this fast?
if you look closely, you can see plenty of spots where they cut the clip right before he lowsides, of course, he doesn't have a handy, but you see what i'm saying
good **** tho, not knocking the skills, just a lil reality check, don't want his head to blow up or anything...
a XR100 rider with a big ego +a big bike=death=waste of good talent
just my
what he's doing now will help out on a big bike, but he's not gonnna progress THIS fast on the big bike, it's a different ball game.
for example...circles...normal circles on a big bike, you want to rock off idle and only use the throttle for corrections correct?
well, no offense, but i didn't really see any idle tricks in there....
don't get me wrong, skooler is very good, espeacialy for his age, but if he got like a 450 or a 650 instead of the one hundo, you think he'd progress this fast?
if you look closely, you can see plenty of spots where they cut the clip right before he lowsides, of course, he doesn't have a handy, but you see what i'm saying
good **** tho, not knocking the skills, just a lil reality check, don't want his head to blow up or anything...
a XR100 rider with a big ego +a big bike=death=waste of good talent
just my
It's true but I've never seen anyone doin this kinda **** on a dirtbike... Even 256 north... No offense to them because they've got mad style but still... They've been stuntin dirtbikes for years haven't they? And he is doing more stuff then them in a month without a HB ...
08-10-2005, 05:53 PM
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Re: OUTERMOST prodigy child strikes again......
DAMN BOY.. you must have ADD or something!!! LOL! **** is tight, ***** slappin that bike around! Mad control.
No fix for the gas leak.. damn. I know someone with the same problem. Wastes tons of gas! Maybe you could hook up a reservior to collect it up and just re-pour it in the tank. Would save $2-3 everyday. It adds up
GOOD ****!
No fix for the gas leak.. damn. I know someone with the same problem. Wastes tons of gas! Maybe you could hook up a reservior to collect it up and just re-pour it in the tank. Would save $2-3 everyday. It adds up
GOOD ****!
08-10-2005, 05:55 PM
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Re: OUTERMOST prodigy child strikes again......
Originally Posted by Felces
It's true but I've never seen anyone doin this kinda **** on a dirtbike... Even 256 north... No offense to them because they've got mad style but still... They've been stuntin dirtbikes for years haven't they? And he is doing more stuff then them in a month without a HB ...
hey hey hey.. 256 is SWEET on 50's, 125's, 600's, 650's, 1K's, Front Wheel, Rear Wheel.. 256 we could all learn from.
Not taking away from either side, but gotta respect!
08-10-2005, 06:04 PM
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Re: OUTERMOST prodigy child strikes again......
Sick riding, nuff said. Oh yeah, he's tripling his post-count in this thread alone Oh yeah, I see some of the goods and bads. Just because someone posts a thread doesn't mean anyone can't give negative criticism. I for one, don't care either way, as long as it's on topic of what's going on. I'm glad you're deciding to wear the lid though
Oh yeah, I see some of the goods and bads. Just because someone posts a thread doesn't mean anyone can't give negative criticism. I for one, don't care either way, as long as it's on topic of what's going on. I'm glad you're deciding to wear the lid though
08-10-2005, 06:07 PM
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Re: OUTERMOST prodigy child strikes again......
Originally Posted by Erik
Sick riding, nuff said. Oh yeah, he's tripling his post-count in this thread alone Oh yeah, I see some of the goods and bads. Just because someone posts a thread doesn't mean anyone can't give negative criticism. I for one, don't care either way, as long as it's on topic of what's going on. I'm glad you're deciding to wear the lid though
Oh yeah, I see some of the goods and bads. Just because someone posts a thread doesn't mean anyone can't give negative criticism. I for one, don't care either way, as long as it's on topic of what's going on. I'm glad you're deciding to wear the lid though
