wethepeople
06-20-06, 10:07 PM
Is it strong enough for light street use? i'm talking about the camo one, and does it come with 14mm dropouts?
BMX - Odyssey race fork.
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FitRider 921
06-20-06, 10:58 PM
The fork comes in 3/8th dropouts but can handle street. You are not supposed to use pegs with that fork according to odyssey, but it holds up fine. If you break it and they know you were not using it for racing, they will send you a dirt fork.
MadMan2k
06-20-06, 11:42 PM
The dirt comes in 14mm, so if you have 14mm axles and weren't planning on buying a new hub maybe you should just get that.
Those G-sport 3/8th hubs should be pretty strong, though.
Those G-sport 3/8th hubs should be pretty strong, though.
wethepeople
06-20-06, 11:53 PM
I dont use pegs, real men run on their nuts.
And i'll have to check the dirt fork out to, it's between this and the Sunday! Night fork.
And i'll have to check the dirt fork out to, it's between this and the Sunday! Night fork.
lunchbox
06-21-06, 01:21 AM
I dont use pegs, real men run on their nuts.
And i'll have to check the dirt fork out to, it's between this and the Sunday! Night fork.
Trendy kids run pegless.
And i'll have to check the dirt fork out to, it's between this and the Sunday! Night fork.
Trendy kids run pegless.
KinetikBiker
06-21-06, 08:35 AM
Trendy kids run pegless.
Actually trendy kids run brakeless.
And for the note, plenty of good riders dont use pegs (see: Kevin Porter)
Actually trendy kids run brakeless.
And for the note, plenty of good riders dont use pegs (see: Kevin Porter)
MadMan2k
06-21-06, 09:39 AM
Pegless grinds are like 20x harder than peg ones. I don't know how people manage to stay on, and actually slide anywhere. Maybe on slippery rails or metal ledges it's easier.
eightdip
06-21-06, 09:43 AM
i just stick to pegs altough i can only have one peg at the moment because my forks wont fit it on the front
queensrider86
06-21-06, 09:49 AM
after watching eddie clevelands part in lotek i feel like taking off my pegs and cutting my seatpost
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-724133567329229937&q=lotek
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-724133567329229937&q=lotek
FitRider 921
06-21-06, 10:42 AM
I find that pedal grinds are actually easier, and take less effort. It amazes me how Eddie throws his barspins so good with such a low seat.
bmichaelx
06-21-06, 10:46 AM
Actually trendy kids run brakeless.
And for the note, plenty of good riders dont use pegs (see: Kevin Porter)
& Garrett Byrnes for sure.
& Gunch....a few months ago.
And for the note, plenty of good riders dont use pegs (see: Kevin Porter)
& Garrett Byrnes for sure.
& Gunch....a few months ago.
FitRider 921
06-21-06, 10:50 AM
Those green spikes on Eddie's bike are pretty sick too.
lunchbox
06-21-06, 10:54 PM
Pegless grinds are like 20x harder than peg ones. I don't know how people manage to stay on, and actually slide anywhere. Maybe on slippery rails or metal ledges it's easier.
Try doing pedal stalls on stuff on peg side.
Try doing pedal stalls on stuff on peg side.
KinetikBiker
06-22-06, 08:17 AM
after watching eddie clevelands part in lotek i feel like taking off my pegs and cutting my seatpost
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-724133567329229937&q=lotek
Hes good.
Thats all i have to say.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-724133567329229937&q=lotek
Hes good.
Thats all i have to say.