Is the bag of tricks almost empty??
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From: Usa
Re: Is the bag of tricks almost empty??
Originally Posted by DoodleF4i
i learned 90% of the stuff i can do on streets and highways
nick i agree with all of your post and brett i hope you guys are at king of the south so you guys and xfr joe and gary can have a drift off :YEAH
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From: West Coast
Re: Is the bag of tricks almost empty??
Originally Posted by Brett256
That definitly isn't happening on the 929!! that ***** is too heavy
I'm talking about fast, wide sitdown circles like Darius is doing SS, I just don't think it's in the cards unless someone can prove me wrong?
Thanks for the props on the drifting though!..... I can honestly say we had one of the first vids over a year ago with something resembling 'drifting' like what you would do in a car...but on a sportbike. I haven't seen anyone else except Teach and the grandmaster Jason Pullen doing anything impressive in that department. I'm sure there are others though, just haven't seen any video
I'm talking about fast, wide sitdown circles like Darius is doing SS, I just don't think it's in the cards unless someone can prove me wrong?
Thanks for the props on the drifting though!..... I can honestly say we had one of the first vids over a year ago with something resembling 'drifting' like what you would do in a car...but on a sportbike. I haven't seen anyone else except Teach and the grandmaster Jason Pullen doing anything impressive in that department. I'm sure there are others though, just haven't seen any video
Jason Pullen is for sure a master at the burn out....rips that **** up.....he got screwed at SW...he should have made the list.....
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Re: Is the bag of tricks almost empty??
Originally Posted by TheRomanSF415x
get past the thing that i dont know how to wheelie bro my seat time if you really wanna break it down is less than 200 hours.... did you know how to BP wheelie right away?? *** NO and if you did youre lyin out your vagina
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From: San Francisco, CA
Re: Is the bag of tricks almost empty??
Originally Posted by crtchrktrcr
this is an input on stunting, something in which you have zero knowledge about.. so shut the fvck up and go loop your bike you fvckin poser
i agree i dont have input but i didnt make any input... except an opinion. which i got nicely quoted on and responded 2 unlike your stank ***.
i appreacite your care for me bro.. yes i'm a poser crotch yeeess i ride cause i like motorcycle and like what PRO stunters do and not POSER stunters like yourself. you dont even do shows or have clips up of yourself or been in any dvd's so youre no stunt god yourself
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Joined: Apr 2003
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From: S. E. England
Re: Is the bag of tricks almost empty??
There's still loads of stuff i've not seen outside Europe.
One of the best looking things i've seen was a 180 stoppie, and then with the bike rolling backwards at about 5-10mph, the rider has his feet up.
Selects 3rd/4th and pins the throttle and dumps the clutch.
Looks awesome as this bike takes off at mach 3.
It's hardly podium circles, but it looks awesome.
Pfeiffer was doing fast, wide sitdowns about 3 years ago.
Both the American / Canadian guys, and the Euro / S. American guys have different bags of tricks.
It's good that we're starting to see a crossover of these styles. It can only further the sport.
As far as the bag of tricks is concerned though. I don't think it's got a bottom. There'll always be people coming up with new things.
EDIT: We need more rail tricks too. Still think it looks great watching people stood on the headlight.
One of the best looking things i've seen was a 180 stoppie, and then with the bike rolling backwards at about 5-10mph, the rider has his feet up.
Selects 3rd/4th and pins the throttle and dumps the clutch.
Looks awesome as this bike takes off at mach 3.
It's hardly podium circles, but it looks awesome.
Pfeiffer was doing fast, wide sitdowns about 3 years ago.
Both the American / Canadian guys, and the Euro / S. American guys have different bags of tricks.
It's good that we're starting to see a crossover of these styles. It can only further the sport.
As far as the bag of tricks is concerned though. I don't think it's got a bottom. There'll always be people coming up with new things.
EDIT: We need more rail tricks too. Still think it looks great watching people stood on the headlight.
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Joined: Oct 2003
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From: Stockholm
Re: Is the bag of tricks almost empty??
Podium circles from that guy on GSXR in stuntex movie were the last thing that made me REALLY shocked, i think it was first time in like a year...**** was crazy...it seems like unicycling (i dont know if thats how its called, they do it on fiddys sometimes...) on a sport bike is just a matter of time...
Switch back wheelies...one guy in europe had it on lock on his crappy old bike. Considering, that his bike wasnt much lighter from like 600cc I think he might have done some switchback wheelies on his new CBR 600RR already...
Imagine, that would open a new bag of tricks...switchback circles,combos and ****, almost everything people can do now, but switchback...
Switch back wheelies...one guy in europe had it on lock on his crappy old bike. Considering, that his bike wasnt much lighter from like 600cc I think he might have done some switchback wheelies on his new CBR 600RR already...
Imagine, that would open a new bag of tricks...switchback circles,combos and ****, almost everything people can do now, but switchback...
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Joined: Aug 2005
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From: birmingham UK
Re: Is the bag of tricks almost empty??
how bout perfect bp no handed stoppies,180 stoppie 2 roll out backwards(still on front wheel)2 180 theres plenty of tricks tht no ones even had the imajination 2 think bout yet,i couldnt even imagine people doin no handed circles when i saw stuntin 4 the first time but no every 1s doin them,i think we'll be takin more bmx flatland tricks n incorporatin them into the sport
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From: Las Vegas
Re: Is the bag of tricks almost empty??
There is a lot of switchback talk. Reminds me of being a kid when a good amount of us said "when I grow up I'm going to be a doctor" only to later take the aptitude test and see we're best suited to be a plumber... **** that test. So yes, switchback would be dope, but considering the setup time to get in and out, plus the fact it would be "relatively boring" when/if a lot of people did it I don't see it coming through as the future progression of tricks. If it starts getting that hard core it will become competition based style tricks, who's willing to risk more for the win. For example, unless you did something really risky in a switchback circle it wouldn't matter. But if you were to do a 40mph SS deactivator to skitch it would. Feasible yet dangerous tricks will separate the men from the boys, or so I think. So yes Alex Flores will beat us all to the switchback _____ trick, but I think kung fu madness would appeal more in competition, thus being the future. I could also be VERY wrong I live in Vegas where power wheelies are still king, no bullshit.
Christ backflip to skitch. Aaron Twite, Shamil, and ???? Are doing it.
Christ backflip to skitch. Aaron Twite, Shamil, and ???? Are doing it.
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From: Las Vegas NV
Re: Is the bag of tricks almost empty??
Originally Posted by R1Aaron
Motards. Plus ramps. Equals awe factor.
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From: where the durt is
Re: Is the bag of tricks almost empty??
Originally Posted by DoodleF4i
i know a sicccck stunt some stunter should try..take your stuntbike on the highway (wow i know im crazy),but after you get over the fact your riding a sportbike on the highway downshift a couple gears and clutch up a wheelie.
wow ok no one will do that its too dangerous sorry,i guess im crazy
carry on in the parking lots
wow ok no one will do that its too dangerous sorry,i guess im crazy
carry on in the parking lots
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From: Las Vegas NV
Re: Is the bag of tricks almost empty??
Originally Posted by southtown
fast and danger...
shiiiitttttt.. most of the kewl acro tricks now-a-days the riders are barely doing 20-30mph....
USED to be that acros were done like 4th gear stock gearing just click neutral at like 90mph..
lol
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From: Las Vegas
Re: Is the bag of tricks almost empty??
Originally Posted by Kaneone
shiiiitttttt.. most of the kewl acro tricks now-a-days the riders are barely doing 20-30mph....
USED to be that acros were done like 4th gear stock gearing just click neutral at like 90mph..
lol
-kane
USED to be that acros were done like 4th gear stock gearing just click neutral at like 90mph..
lol
-kane
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From: On Land or Water!
Re: Is the bag of tricks almost empty??
Originally Posted by Nick Apex
What is this 4th gear you speak of?
He said Used to!!! lol
" USED to be that acros were done like 4th gear stock gearing just click neutral at like 90mph..
"
How about this??
