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You still have a haul in front of you.

I might try and get out for a little bit this afternoon.

Been riding my butt off! This is my front tire after 3 months of almost daily flatland practice. It was a Frequency-G.
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Last edited by jimib (2012-05-04 6:47pm)

That was a nice price!

jimib wrote:

Been riding my butt off! This is my front tire after 3 months of almost daily flatland practice. It was a Frequency-G.
http://i717.photobucket.com/albums/ww17 … 0_3064.jpg

looks like you got the best of it!

Peg wheelie to hydrant to steamroller to cyclone ride out. Took over an hour to nail it, sadly I don't do too much recording, so you'll have to wait to see it in person. I think I lost a couple pounds in sweat! 

Last edited by tiggy1190 (2012-05-05 3:56pm)

tiggy1190 wrote:

I am discovering that links are easier than individual tricks, mainly cause you can half ass one trick, and pull the next one off, and it all looks intentional in the end.

For most people if you're doing anything other than riding in a straight line you're pretty rad. It also does add something to the trick if you don't fall over in the process. That's my biggest problem.

tiggy1190 wrote:

Peg wheelie to hydrant to steamroller to cyclone ride out. Took over an hour to nail it, sadly I don't do too much recording, so you'll have to wait to see it in person. I think I lost a couple pounds in sweat! 

Sweet! Me and mike rode for a couple today. I hit a milestone. Got the cyclone finally. Of course having Mike pushing me and giving pointers helped a lot. Maybe we can ride tomorrow.

tiggy1190 wrote:

Peg wheelie to hydrant to steamroller to cyclone ride out. Took over an hour to nail it, sadly I don't do too much recording, so you'll have to wait to see it in person. I think I lost a couple pounds in sweat! 

Not sure how I ever got it the first time. I went out, and tried for an hour, and could not duplicate it. It's a weird combo of tricks to link. Gotta go back, and forth, front to back all in one nice fluent motion. Not too sure how fluent it was the first time though. lollol

tiggy1190 wrote:

jimib wrote:

I thought I would show you guys the Master built up before I disassemble. I had posted the frame back a few months ago. I was on a Militant and went to this because the geometry seemed a little more beginner friendly.
http://i717.photobucket.com/albums/ww17 … 0_3078.jpg
Getting ready to switch parts over to my first Hoffman
http://i717.photobucket.com/albums/ww17 … 0_3054.jpg

Dude, that color rocks!

Thanks! I wasn't to sure of it at first. I have a Gold ano Flatware stem and ano green WTP sproket for it also. It should look crazy.

tiggy1190 wrote:

tiggy1190 wrote:

Peg wheelie to hydrant to steamroller to cyclone ride out. Took over an hour to nail it, sadly I don't do too much recording, so you'll have to wait to see it in person. I think I lost a couple pounds in sweat! 

Not sure how I ever got it the first time. I went out, and tried for an hour, and could not duplicate it. It's a weird combo of tricks to link. Gotta go back, and forth, front to back all in one nice fluent motion. Not too sure how fluent it was the first time though. lollol

dont matter how you get it just so you get it!! lol jimi and i are gonna try and ride some sometime tomorrow, join us if you want to if ya have time

The man, the myth, the legend!!!









You are not going to miss Matt's new bike.

Last edited by macr0w (2012-05-05 5:13pm)

Thanks that damn thang fought me during the whole build. Yhanks for the help mark...

Anybody ever dyed a seat?  I have a white Viscount that I would like to dye black.