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If you could do one trick

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2020mad:

--- Quote from: billstup on April 04, 2006, 05:37 PM ---
--- Quote from: andy619 on April 04, 2006, 03:18 PM ---At this point I would be happy to own a 20" bike and ride down the street, But I have to remember, baby steps.  That is the trick I hope to accomplish first.

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It does take a bit of time to get back in to it Andy, just get plenty of padding, and wear it !  I had a 20 year break from bmx, in fact from all bikes really, but I`m enjoying it more than ever  :daumenhoch:

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  at least you were good b.i.t.d, i'm crap and all ways have been.

priv:
manuals :4_17_5:


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Bob_Acid:
tail whip jumps

greentoad:
Hi all

Flatland for me - I'm hoping to master the no handed wheelie again this year. I can now wheelie for hundreds of metres (until I get bored), go in circles, do one handers, wheelie from a standing start straight away, and also wheelie from a backhop / endo, plus wheelie and spin the bars 180 degrees, land it then spin it out without falling off ( ;D crashed a few times though).

I would also like to be able to get around a bike, onto the front wheel balance for minutes and lay it down etc every time without putting a foot down. I have picked it all up again but need the finesse now and also to know what the terms / names are.

How about some comps at the summer Rad meets - i'm up for it and on me Burner too  :D

J.

Brownie:
Just mastered the rockwalk 23 years on! Used to love wheelies but these damn new school bikes don't let you sit down!!!! Oh for the days of a renthal laid back post! Gotta go modern tho and am starting to get me ass over the back wheel and manual!!!!!!!
 360 on the flat is another old fave. Still dreamin'  :D

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