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new tires and new seat position equals more love posted on 2005-09-16 12:25:14

[quote="Draken"][quote="Sue_E_Side"]Hmm... Halfikers feel better with a lower seat, i think.
Draken: Your Avatar is nice! :)[/quote]

Thanks, It's a gif. image of me climbing a tree... [duh...] hahahah
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I thought it was supposed to be an humourous representation of a Cherrypicker....

flatland trick names? posted on 2005-09-16 12:15:44

[quote="buissonrouge"][url]http://www.pedalbmx.com/wiki/[/url][/quote]

Yeah, but some arsehole spamed it and I'm too busy right now to revert to the old (correct) versions.

I wish the admin would fix the registration and block unregistered users from editing. It's sad to see honest work go down the drain because of some money-hungry idiot or some clueless 12-year old who think it's cool to replace legit content with hormone-driven rambling.

Why do flatters break so much stuff? posted on 2005-09-15 09:11:24

[quote="1 2 X U !"]And its an addiction once you start doing it you keep doing it.I stopped though haha but I went through parts doing it[/quote]

Not true. I usually kick and throw my regular (non-bmx) bike when it fails for no good reason. But I never laid a hand on my flatland ride. Man these things are too expensive to beat up.

Why do flatters break so much stuff? posted on 2005-09-14 06:59:12

Ooops, I did not read pwh4130's post before writing mine... :oops:

Why do flatters break so much stuff? posted on 2005-09-14 06:57:13

Another factor might be the frequency of use. A lot of flatlanders spend hours upon hours everyday, practicing the same trick over and over, thus using the same part.

fbm's new flat frame? posted on 2005-09-12 10:54:35

Gaaaah! Not yet-another-BB-variation... Good if it's back to the american model. I wish my equilibrium had it.

Trick of the Month for September posted on 2005-09-12 10:50:45

I tried to simply pedal cross-footed and could not manage it. The top tube is in the way. Perhaps with a Darwin or KGB frame. Or rotating the body slightly in one direction, say, a quarter-turn to the right.

Trick of the Month for September posted on 2005-09-12 09:03:26

Cross-footed wheelie, anyone?

fbm's new flat frame? posted on 2005-09-12 08:12:58

Oh, I know:

The seat stay / chainstay on only one side. You cut the backend weight in half!

To Quamen - Heat treat your fucking handlebars posted on 2005-09-09 07:58:22

Just a quick question before this topic gets locked... Not taking any side here, I've left customer service behind for a good reason...

Now, as I remember, TJ already stated he would not buy any KGB products EVER. Now Quamen. Who else is on his blacklist?

'Cause y'know, flatland is a small industry and he'll be soon running out of rider-focused companies...

What are these tricks called? posted on 2005-09-01 07:14:20

Before the wheelchair people used crutches.

What are these tricks called? posted on 2005-08-31 10:17:22

I dare you to show up at a jam with that GT tracksuit and the beret! :D

What are these tricks called? posted on 2005-08-31 08:15:19

A beret? Oh man, that is *so* 80s...

Flatland Face-offs posted on 2005-08-22 12:44:10

[quote="cory"]The most underrated rider of our time Simon Obrien vs the most underrated rider of all time Ross Smith[/quote]

Simon *did* win a gold the last time they had flatland at the x-gaymes. He could have gotten way more coverage if flatland as a whole got more coverage...

Tricks: who and when originated posted on 2005-08-22 12:39:26

I like how the fact on this site is reference by actual magazines pictures and interviews.

recognize anyone? posted on 2005-08-22 12:32:15

These are the first track suits I see that look OK.

Flatland Face-offs posted on 2005-08-18 11:11:11

Rob-o vs Dave Nourie

for those who can see the irony...

what is the name of this trick posted on 2005-08-18 11:07:49

You might want to check out the [url=http://www.pedalbmx.com/wiki/index.php/Tricks]Pedal Wiki[/url]. They list is smaller than the one you have, but most of them have descriptions, sometimes even a how-to.

Feel free to add to it.

Koxx posted on 2005-08-12 13:05:12

Harsh... Although the front half of the frame has too many pieces for my tastes, I like the back part.

montreal riders, can you identify some one for me? posted on 2005-08-12 06:24:58

I'll send you guys some pics as soon as:

1- I'll have someone with decent photographic skills
2- I'll get a new scanner or a quality digital cam

oh yeah, and...

3- I learn a trick worth taking a picture of...

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