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The Frame I was talking about. posted on 2005-11-01 09:36:05

Is the TT supposed to go through the DT or are they twisted side by side? That would be wicked looking!

Trick name question... posted on 2005-11-01 09:20:59

I was a bit off with the inside E-squeak.

Are you holding the seat?
Squeaking backward steam?

Is your left leg in front or behind your bars?
Bar-split side-glide?

Do you do that on purpose or accidently?
Looks uncomfortable :)

Trick name question... posted on 2005-11-01 07:43:37

Off the top of my head I'd say some kind of perverted E-squeak, but I'm probably wrong.

Post a pic while I research this.

KHE stems breaking! posted on 2005-10-25 12:18:40

I have the cheap "3d" model and one of the top bolt stripped on first install.

My fault? Maybe.
Does it hold? Unless I case hard it wont budge.
Is it worth the $20-$30 I paid for it? Heck yeah.

Sure, when I get the money I'll get a nicer model. But who cares. It did the job. And it's normal looking, not a funky, fugly design like some stems.

Dispelling The Pedal Myths posted on 2005-10-21 07:17:55

[quote="p"]shouldn't this be in the "general" forum? NAZI!

p[/quote]

Just ask Bob Haro. He posts under the nickname "Byke". As a MOD he'll be more than happy to receive your complain.

Black pants posted on 2005-10-18 09:47:47

I listen to hiphop in really small amount, really. Most of the music I listen to when I ride is punk, reggae and heavy metal.

Oh, and Apocalyptica, they rule!

This is hard... posted on 2005-10-18 09:40:59

Hey, don't give up!

Last february I've changed my bike from a cheap entry-level vert bike to a real flatland-specific model and I had to relearn everything. Endos and trackstands were easy but somehow I still cant land one measely tailwhips. I thought these would be easy with a light setup... I work on pulling longer fork glides and backwards steam rollers instead. The rolling and scuffing is wayyyy better now.

I guess tailwhips are a "big bike" type of trick.

Important, read: Doing Shows posted on 2005-10-17 08:58:14

I've seen you guys once or twice at the UAB park last winter.

Probably also at the LaFontaine park, it's where I usually practice (I live right next to it). I'm the noob with the blue FBM.

whats chad degroot been up too? posted on 2005-10-13 07:12:42

He's still the main flatland dude for Haro, isn't he?

so hay doodz i need trik help plz posted on 2005-10-12 11:58:07

You guys are all off. None of that is going to help you.

Recent studies show that the color pink - and sometimes purple, to a lesser extent - will emit radiation in the form of "F" particles. These particles will bind with the AG compound naturally present in the crotch area to give you immunity to gravitational force.

I read this in American Physics Research for Flatland magazine. It's got to be true!

Surfers posted on 2005-10-12 11:43:25

Ack%*#! This is one ugly bike!!

Gotta respect the balls though. Who would do the same with a Deathtruck?

help with name for club posted on 2005-10-12 11:02:33

Other possible parodies:

Insane Flat Posse
Gangs of Flatland
The League of Extraordinary Flatlanders
Spokebusters
Scuff and rolling in Brinhamptom
Riders of the lost (parking) Lot
Flat Wars chapter 1 : The brakeless menace
Flat Trek: The next Gerator
Flat Trek: Tight Spin Nine
Flat Trek: Hitchhiker

...ok, I think that's enough now...

Custom bars-Who ya gonna call? posted on 2005-10-12 10:45:06

[quote="OSD"]Tony will build you anything you want. I do mean ANYTHING![/quote]

Even asymetrical bars? 7 inch rise on the left and 8 on the right... :D

Any one use Normal offset forks? not minimal. posted on 2005-10-12 10:34:12

My first bike was a vert HB 900 and it had pretty big offset. If I remember well, I did not go OTB as often when trying to lift the backwheel off the ground.

I run Odysseys with minimal now.

Important, read: Doing Shows posted on 2005-10-12 10:14:41

[quote="marsan_flatland"]i had a show this weekend for the biggest gay&lesbian rave in Canada at Montreal (Black&blue).....thats was fun time and good money too ![/quote]

Haha, I always knew you were one of them! Did you wear the leather or the drag queen outfit?

Seriously now, I was not aware of any flatland shows in Montreal, I mean outside the obvious jams. Please keep us informed of any such happening. I, for one, would love to see that.

Blenders posted on 2005-10-12 10:06:45

Which came first then? I guess that would settle the issue.

Blenders posted on 2005-10-06 09:02:19

Someone put the blenders as a spinning, pedaling death truck.

But on www.23mag.com there 2 magazine covers showing them as cross-footed spinning circle K.

Two tricks with the same name?

yay anuther nail in my tire!!!!!!!!!!!!!! posted on 2005-10-05 08:50:44

just stop riding in the hardware store's warehouse :)

Brandon Fenton and unreal 5... questions about stuff posted on 2005-10-04 13:58:11

Dont want to sound like a new age nutcase but...

... in this regard the regular practice of Tai CHi has helped me stay flexible and heal small injuries faster.

i love my bike getting stolen posted on 2005-10-01 16:35:05

Eh, never let anyone touch your ride. Always keep it indoor, in my case if they break in and steal it it's covered by insurance :D I dont even have a lock for it because it's never leaving the house without me.

At least it's not a 1.5 K bike. You'll get another one eventually!

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