I've been catching hell since I sold my street, and stunt bikes. So I bought a Crf150 and have been rocking the **** out of it, but I still got my buddies calling me a sellout, and saying it dosn't count. What do you guys think?

 

not to hate. but i think a minitard and or a 50 is a bit of a sell out. it dont take that much to be good on one of them but thats just my i say ride on!!!

 

I say they are, they are alot easier to learn on, but its not like it takes zero skill, i say it counts in my opinion

 

I must be *** backwards, I learned everything easier and faster on my 530lb 99 ninja stunt bike. lol. I need the mini's to tide me over till I can afford another F4Eazy.

 

Yes and No, you're still stunt riding but it's nothing like the big bikes.

 

I say yes....but only because I can stunt on a 50 and not a big bike lol

 

i think it counts. its just not worth as much. if you can catch idle on a big bike you are worlds ahead of most 50 riders

 

man I dont know about you guys but Ive been riding my ttr125 for the last 6months I finally got circles staggered, kinda.... anyway when I got it I could ride idle on my f4i no problem but that little thing is a bitch to balance, balancing my f4i at 12 at parking lot speeds is down right easy compared to doing it on the little tire on my ttr. definetely less dangerous but I dont know about easier.

 

yet theres "pros" that cant ride a 50 for ****.....

 

hell yes!!!! learning to kill the fiddy was harder than big bikes and i learned on big bikes 1st

 

50's are even harder to be good on and for sure easier to get hurt on

 

+100 on the easier getting hurt

 

Sellout? This is such a funny term to me. Especially when used by people with no money or success!!!????!!! You are riding bikes! Who cares what your friends or anyone else thinks as long as u r having fun??? Big bike, small bike, pedal bike, whatever.

 

no ****! I've been hurt worse and more on my 50 than the big bike. its bullshit i tell you!

 

yet there is pros for every aspect of every sport. maby they would be good if they felt like rideing one all the time. im just saying that there is a faster learning curve on a small bike.

 

if your rideing why does it matter?

 

circles are much much harder at 50 ccm bike...tooo much clutch using into the circle.

 

NO!

 

i've had my *** handed to me many many times on my fiddy.. and when i jumped on an F4i i found it was still a lil "scary" but finding BP and learning the simple **** was ******* tons easier to do IMO.. i think i probably woulda killed myself had i not got in the habit of footbrake control and other little things when i jumped on a big bike.

i had an XR100 that was kinda differnt too. i think stuntin dirtybikes has its perks.. light, easy to move around and store and you can go anywhere, but the center of gravity is soo fucked up that you HAVE to learn their BP, which is sometimes vastly different from a streetbike.. on stoppies the suspension compresses soo much it make it almost not worth it.. a streetbike? ****.. all day stoppies.. and consistent ones, are not hard.

i dunno.. i like em all.. you'll rock what ya rock.. i've seen kids kill it on ******* scooters... if you're good at what ya do, you got my respect. no matter what you're on.

 

Its also like saying is bicycle stunting considered "stunting"

guys like p-dub doing highchair circles and ****, massive amount of skill involved, same kinda deal