Pics of my wheelz
01-03-2004, 11:21 PM
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Just take the front brakes off, lower that crazy long post, take the chain gaurd off, along with the "Warning" stickers! Now, your bike looks more normal. But, if your riding long distances I understand the post, otherwise, lower it and stand up. And for the pants+chain thing, roll up your right pantleg just a little.
01-04-2004, 08:51 AM
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Yeah lower the post. Make sure that you can land with you'r feet on the ground, and still not damage you'r *****. You'll be happy you did when you land a jump and you'r feet slips off the pedals.
Still have it high enough to enable you to hold on to it with you'r legs when doing hand's off the bars stuff (barspins etc.).
Chain guard, I had one too... Just kept it on there untill it finally broke off by itself (crashes etc.). Never had a problem with the chain afterworths, I only ride in clothes that I don't mind trashing.
If you don't like elastics, try the old pant's in socks trick. Just stuff those pants down you'r socks, and the worst things will be oil marks and ppl laughing at you
- Beasty
Still have it high enough to enable you to hold on to it with you'r legs when doing hand's off the bars stuff (barspins etc.).
Chain guard, I had one too... Just kept it on there untill it finally broke off by itself (crashes etc.). Never had a problem with the chain afterworths, I only ride in clothes that I don't mind trashing.
If you don't like elastics, try the old pant's in socks trick. Just stuff those pants down you'r socks, and the worst things will be oil marks and ppl laughing at you
- Beasty
01-05-2004, 10:56 AM
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No nohanded stuff or jumping... My mistake then, I just thought you where, since that's pretty much all I do when on the BMX bike.
Just go with whatever you like and what feels good. But when trying out new stuff, reconsider you'r setup.
Just go with whatever you like and what feels good. But when trying out new stuff, reconsider you'r setup.
01-07-2004, 01:31 AM
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Originally posted by Beastyforever
No nohanded stuff or jumping... My mistake then, I just thought you where, since that's pretty much all I do when on the BMX bike.
Just go with whatever you like and what feels good. But when trying out new stuff, reconsider you'r setup.
No nohanded stuff or jumping... My mistake then, I just thought you where, since that's pretty much all I do when on the BMX bike.
Just go with whatever you like and what feels good. But when trying out new stuff, reconsider you'r setup.
~DVScott
01-07-2004, 02:42 PM
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So you'r into doing streetbike stunt's on a BMX bike
I was too actually when I first bought mine, didn't work out for me tho. Too low quality bike, and soon I found it more fun doing more normal BMX stuff. I try to ride the MTB like a streetbike instead.
When it come's to streetbike stunts, I defenetly won't argue with you. You'r the one doing 12's on a BMX bike
- Beasty
I was too actually when I first bought mine, didn't work out for me tho. Too low quality bike, and soon I found it more fun doing more normal BMX stuff. I try to ride the MTB like a streetbike instead.When it come's to streetbike stunts, I defenetly won't argue with you. You'r the one doing 12's on a BMX bike
- Beasty
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