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Old 04-19-2009, 11:07 AM
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not to badd looks goood
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weres sum more pics people
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weres sum more pics people
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Start off learning the sit downs. Dont worry about the stand-ups just yet. The sit downs will help you learn the BP and also help you learn balance from side/side. Stand ups can be a bit harder to control, because u have to lift, find the BP, and then lean forward. It was just easier for me after learning the sit-downs first.....=-)
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2 makes a couple, hehe....Added the 03 xr to the family collection last night.....=-)



Respect, how you like that bbr fork setup, my boys got 1 he'll sell me really cheap, just wondering?????
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Here's mine next to his big brother. its got an 88 kit and lots of other mods.


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Respect, how you like that bbr fork setup, my boys got 1 he'll sell me really cheap, just wondering?????
Suspension wise, its a great set-up. Keep in mind, i also use mine for mini-moto tracking. So in my case, it helps me out alot as far as how well the bike handles....The ONLY down fall, is the fork seals are crap. BBR puts the shitiest fork seals in them from the factory. So you will blow the seals in no time. Just replace them with some stock crf70 fork seals and them biatches will last forever.......Other than the seals, i cant complain at all....=-)
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Re: pics of the everyones 50s

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Start off learning the sit downs. Dont worry about the stand-ups just yet. The sit downs will help you learn the BP and also help you learn balance from side/side. Stand ups can be a bit harder to control, because u have to lift, find the BP, and then lean forward. It was just easier for me after learning the sit-downs first.....=-)
i learded stagger first. sit downs were harder for me. but it only took me like an hr to get em after i could do bp stagger..50s are boring to me now. i dont really have fun when i ride them
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i learded stagger first. sit downs were harder for me. but it only took me like an hr to get em after i could do bp stagger..50s are boring to me now. i dont really have fun when i ride them
For some reason my HB helped out alot on learning. Most people say learn the foot brake first, then learn the HB. I was the opposite. After learning the HB, it taught me to use the foot brake. Yeah i know its freaking weird, LoL......And yes u are right the 50 gets boring, but u can never learn enough tricks.....Plus i like it because its a little more forgiving than the big bikes....=-)
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i learded stagger first. sit downs were harder for me. but it only took me like an hr to get em after i could do bp stagger..50s are boring to me now. i dont really have fun when i ride them
get a stroker kit bad *** suspension setup and take it off some 'sweet jumps!

I like my 50 in the dirt just because its fun to toy around on, and 99% of people don't expect me to fly through the trails like I do, climb the hills I do, or catch the small amount of air I do lol..

And I love bringing it to the stunt lot, because I can get **** faced and still ride it (**** stunting the sport bike **** faced)

my 50, slowly being setup for dirt
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Suspension wise, its a great set-up. Keep in mind, i also use mine for mini-moto tracking. So in my case, it helps me out alot as far as how well the bike handles....The ONLY down fall, is the fork seals are crap. BBR puts the shitiest fork seals in them from the factory. So you will blow the seals in no time. Just replace them with some stock crf70 fork seals and them biatches will last forever.......Other than the seals, i cant complain at all....=-)
u r right about fork seals my leaked too didn't know crf70 will fit good to know.
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Hello i am new here and this is my first post!!

Here is pics of mine 50, I have fixed it little more now, these pics is pretty old.
Hope you like it!
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get a stroker kit bad *** suspension setup and take it off some 'sweet jumps!
X2. Stroker 50s are the ****
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sure it has a clutch but not wit your hand. When you shift into 2nd, hold it up and now the clutch is in and when you drop the shifter back down from the holding up postition it's now engaged. I "clutch it up" all the time with out the hand clutch.
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i love this bike
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What swing arm is that?
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Re: pics of the everyones 50s

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For some reason my HB helped out alot on learning. Most people say learn the foot brake first, then learn the HB. I was the opposite. After learning the HB, it taught me to use the foot brake. Yeah i know its freaking weird, LoL......And yes u are right the 50 gets boring, but u can never learn enough tricks.....Plus i like it because its a little more forgiving than the big bikes....=-)
the 50 i ride only had a HB - he took to foot brake off it after a while.

and ive gotta pwned pretty good on the 50. sprained my ankle and have a nice scar. was doing a podium and it went back to far. i jumped and put my foot on the ground and seeing how i was still moving the rear peg ran over my foot and it rolled lol. **** hurt.

i wanna learn unicycles - i hand podiums. and more circles. but i dont ride them anymore
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i wanna learn unicycles - i hand podiums. and more circles. but i dont ride them anymore
Seat time is what has taught me everything. When i fall i get up and go at it again. Yes it hurts to fall, but the adrenaline keeps the body moving. Now tomorrow morning that **** hurts, LMAO....=-)

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Seat time is what has taught me everything. When i fall i get up and go at it again. Yes it hurts to fall, but the adrenaline keeps the body moving. Now tomorrow morning that **** hurts, LMAO....=-)

"Failure is only temporary; Giving up is what makes it permanent"
def. ive crashed a few 1 hand podiums lol. those are hard to bail from
unicycles i never really messed with, i wish someone around here could do em to give me tips!

either way the 50 i ride is gonna be sold soon. its my friends and he doesnt ride it either.

we finally got real stunt bikes
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BBR... way stronger than stock
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