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Having a layback on a torker 280x ?
threaders:
Thanks fellas :)
I prefer the look of a layback, but wondered why you dont tend to see them on racing builds? I think I have a straight post laying around so will get a layback and try them both out, just wanted to check first :daumenhoch:
snoopy72:
most cooks bros racing and hutch bmx's have laybacks dated around 79-82, i agree with the post above, snake laybacks are awful , the best looking layback in my opinion is without a brace but being 5' 11 i can't ride a 20" bmx with a straight post.
or you can go the other way and fit a DK pro xl, or xxl stem,
Hutch laybacks are nice but pricey, there are plenty of tioga layback posts around with the brace running through the centre of the tubing. :daumenhoch:
Devilock:
Most of the lumps on here haven't seen their cocks in years.
It's ok for me as I have a shaven tuppence.
snoopy72:
--- Quote from: Devilock on February 23, 2014, 03:03 PM ---Most of the lumps on here haven't seen their cocks in years.
It's ok for me as I have a shaven tuppence.
--- End quote ---
Now that's an old school word :LolLolLolLol:
bobbbbsy:
--- Quote from: Devilock on February 23, 2014, 03:03 PM ---Most of the lumps on here haven't seen their cocks in years.
It's ok for me as I have a shaven tuppence.
--- End quote ---
:LolLolLolLol:
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