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Age:
16
Joined:
Jun 9, 2011
Latest Activity:
1 day ago
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Bikes
About Me:
BIKE CHECK
Frame- WTP Justice
Front End
Grips- ODI Longnecks
Bar Ends- ODI Barends
Bars- Priemium Whiskey Bars
Stem- Salt Pro Stem
Headset- Eclat Integrated Headset
Forks- WeThePeople Scorpio Forks
Front Wheel- Stock
Front Tire- Odyssey Aaron Ross P-Lyte
Tube- Walmart
Back End
Seat- Stock
Post- Stock
Clamp- Stock Clamp
Sprocket- Stock Sprocket
Cranks- Eclat Tibia Cranks
Pedals- Odyssey Twisted PC Pedals
Chain- KMC Chain
Rear Rim- Stock
Rear Tire- Maxxis Mircale Folding Tire
Tube- Redline
Other
Brake Lever- Stock
Brake Cable- Odyssey Linear Cable
Brake- Stock
Pegs- Salt Cold Forged Pegs
Weight- 26.1lbs
Country:
United States
Occupation:
Bmx riding, Hanging out with my friends, walking my dog, and going to skateparks
Companies:
Chain Reaction Bike and Skate
Schools:
Cohen Middle School
Interests:
Bikes, Girls, My Friends, Baseball, Ping Pong, Basketball
Movies:
Cool Runnings, Balls of Fury, Stay Fit, 8 Mile, Jaws
Music:
Eminem, Avenged Sevenfold, Gucci Mane, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, G-Uint, 50 Cent, Iron Maiden, Lil Wayne
Books:
Middle School- The Worst Years of My Life
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billyridesadevice
(2 weeks ago)
for some reason it wont let me send my message to you but this is it. Flying out may be a little intimidating at first but it is very simple, all you need to do is go up the ramp with a decent amount of speed and just push forward right when your front wheel is by the coping so you successfully reach the top. It will definitely be easier with a small ramp. also pumping at the bottom of the transition with your knees will also give you more momentum going up. Good luck man, i look forward to hearing back from you!
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