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Flatland annoyances posted on 2005-11-16 14:53:36

1) Posers.

2) Stuck up posers.

3) People who ask if I hit ramps.

4) Tennis players.

Re: Pumping. posted on 2005-11-16 14:50:03

[quote="EP"]pumping

I know this substyle of flatland is becoming pretty popular among the pros, and contest footage I have seen.

I'm a smooth roller but I cannot understand the concept of pumping, what is it exactly that I am supposed to be doin??

It looks like they carve inwards, I try that but my speed doesnt increase, do you need a light bike, mine was about 34 pounds so I think that might be a factor, and I was running 2.1 width tires. I might sound superficial but it seems skinny tires would be better for this.

I got lots of new parts this past week, when it dries up I'll go work on some pumpin.[/quote]

Yeah it is in a sense just carving....well yeah thats the whole thing really. Weight will affect it, but it is still possible to pump with a heavy bike, just more difficult.

Interesting problem on KHE watanabe seat. posted on 2005-11-16 14:45:49

I would, accept I know I have now void the warrenty becasue I tried to do surgery on the seat when the rails came off the seat itself. I sortof got it but the seat is pretty screwed up now lol.

Flatland annoyances posted on 2005-11-14 19:33:03

[quote="flatrider4"]what about when your 2 miles away from your house at the spot and you shit just breaks or dosent work and you have to walk home :x[/quote]

Umm actually dan your house is about a half mile away from our riding spot, and the only reason your bike breaks is because you throw it non-stop 24/7 as hard as you can. Its almost like you bought the bike just to throw it.

Engineering at Binghamton University posted on 2005-11-14 19:23:03

Yeah riding is mad cool, dont go emo on us boys.

extremely funny posted on 2005-11-05 13:07:43

That was kinda funny, but whats even more funny is that people have a need to feel like tough mother fuckers on a forum by bashing a kid who posting something he thought was funny. Get your head out of your asses and lighten up you dumb shits.

Standard Shaman for SALE posted on 2005-10-19 15:12:35

where's bmxcrew? he hasnt shut up about getting one of these for ever. :wink:

bike weight posted on 2005-10-16 13:56:19

Hate to tell you flatrider4, but you need to work on typing just a little bit. :wink: and also im not sure you really know what you are talking about.

I will choke U!!!!!!!!! posted on 2005-10-12 15:10:00

..........what? :lol:

Trail season ending!!! posted on 2005-10-11 15:39:39

Ight then Kota, lets see some action! How bout this weekend ehh? This time, that last jump will be roped off........ :lol:

uh, tricks? posted on 2005-10-11 15:25:11

I basically learned elephant glides and halfpackers and after I got those down, every other double footed rolling trick was not difficult to learn at all.

Feel like throwin in the towel posted on 2005-10-05 18:22:53

as long as you have tricks to practice, you have no problem. Just practice! you have so much more to learn! It's when you start running out of ideas of new tricks to learn when it begins to become boring.

FBM flat frame. posted on 2005-10-05 18:19:31

Thats pretty damn funny :lol:

Trail Size posted on 2005-10-02 08:32:03

Kotastreetrider likes his trails as big as his nipples :wink:

mike s bars? sequence bars? khe combo? posted on 2005-09-29 19:15:50

yeah, im giving one pair to a buddy of mine, but as soon as i get a decent stem, my current brand new pair of mike S bars will be up for sale. They are cut damn short though.

Bad Sellers List and Great Sellers/Buyers List Here posted on 2005-09-29 18:58:12

thanks henry :D

York Jam- September 24 posted on 2005-09-24 05:58:37

hahahaha silly dan.

York Jam (Whos going and what are you riding?) posted on 2005-09-22 15:40:16

I've decided not to go. I'll see some of you at Halloween Jam.

Headtube angle question posted on 2005-09-19 18:49:25

Basically when you do tricks with the 73.5, you feel like you are kicking the frame a little higher and just a tiny bit harder when you get into tricks, however balancing them feels alot easier. At least that has been my experience with it.

backround (pics inside) posted on 2005-09-18 08:22:30

yeah, its a beautiful spot, about a 5 minute ride from me and flatrider4's house. It's really great and the best part is that we know the pastor of the church there (its a church parking lot) and he supports our riding. It's really a nice change from when we were being booted from every other place in the world haha.

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