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lemmy
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Rusty
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Same, not ever really tried a BMX properly. I've ridden my mate's BMXs a couple of times and didn't really like it.
Plus I fixed my Flow, it is temporary fix till I can get it fixed properly but atleast I can ride it again. Its weird riding it again after a long time of just riding my full susser. |
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Ben03
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Ah good to hear was getting worried for a min 
| Quote: | | Plus I fixed my Flow |
That would feel wierd after the full suss. What one do you have?
That bikeflip looked nuts  Hope to see it used in competition soon! (Before its stolen by someone else...)
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Rusty
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I have a Flow Drift 26 for jumping and freeriding and a Specialized FSR XC for when ever I wanna ride abit of singletrack.
And the bikeflip would be awesome to see a competition.  |
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Metalibiker
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| Posted: Fri Nov 07, 2008 6:44 pm Post subject: |
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Ahhh never liked BMXs either, too small and sort of....wierd to ride.
Specially after a FR/Mini DH bike.
So ill be sticking with the mtb xD
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Ben03
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| Quote: | | And the bikeflip would be awesome to see a competition. |
The spotlight will probably get nabbed by some Spanish rider before a Brit pulls one off in competition - which will get the cover of the next NWD (no names mentioned)...
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Rusty
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| Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 8:23 pm Post subject: |
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| Ben03 wrote: | | Quote: | | And the bikeflip would be awesome to see a competition. |
The spotlight will probably get nabbed by some Spanish rider before a Brit pulls one off in competition - which will get the cover of the next NWD (no names mentioned)... |
Well so far Sam is the only person to do it I belive, so lets hope he gets the spotlight for it. |
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Wiener Schnitzel
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| Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 12:36 am Post subject: |
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Hey! Less of the BMX-bashing! Weird, restrictive, trick-toys!?! What do we do every time we get a mountain bike airbourne eh? X-up? Lay it flat?Where did we learn that? As for Spaniards check Sergio Layos on youtube. Super smooth spanish bloke on a 20" bike! A quick lesson in anti-restrictiveness!
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=U2ic78nw7pY
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robbo
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| Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 1:57 pm Post subject: |
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Just watched that vid - not many riders can visualise terrain the way Sergio does.
Hey Wein, maybe we should set up JAB UK South East BMX and stop upsetting everyone else on here 
Deffo up for a spin although my BMX is super heavy old school!
Maybe we should take this offline to the PM's and set up a Beacon School session... |
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lemmy
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