Singlespeed & Fixed Gear - ruling fixed gear video

http://youtube.com/watch?v=OF6vAFVJTzA

hell yes!

Suspension seats!

Thats some crazy SH*T.... That backflip was nuts...

I wanna see some trials ****.

holy ****! that's rad.

velocity is supposed to start making wheelchair wheels. just a matter of time until chairs are rocking pink deep-vs

holy ****! that's rad.

velocity is supposed to start making wheelchair wheels. just a matter of time until chairs are rocking pink deep-vs

Phil has been making wheelchair hubs forever.

that rules so hard its not even funny....at first I thought it was just going to be the guy wiping out and I was about to stop it

That dude rules.

Thats some crazy SH*T.... That backflip was nuts...

I half expected him to get out of his chair and jump around after he landed that.

holy ****! that's rad.

velocity is supposed to start making wheelchair wheels. just a matter of time until chairs are rocking pink deep-vs

I believe wheelchair wheels are 650's or 26in wheels. You could just buy the rims from velocity, hubs from phil and you would be all set.
I have wheelchair tires on my blinged out grocery getter ( titanium and carbon goodness). I live in a safe area. The bike doesn't say Schwinn or Trek, so it is relatively safe with a ulock.
I recall "Sampson" from "Half Baked " rocking some gold Spins. ( help me out with a image people, google didn't help)

that rules so hard its not even funny....at first I thought it was just going to be the guy wiping out and I was about to stop it

I almost stopped it when i found out it wasnt that.

pretty cool though.

I believe wheelchair wheels are 650's or 26in wheels. You could just buy the rims from velocity, hubs from phil and you would be all set.
I have wheelchair tires on my blinged out grocery getter ( titanium and carbon goodness). I live in a safe area. The bike doesn't say Schwinn or Trek, so it is relatively safe with a ulock.
I recall "Sampson" from "Half Baked " rocking some gold Spins. ( help me out with a image people, google didn't help)

Dude i work with has spinergy wheels, straight pull spokes, and i believe some panaracer pasella tires on his wheelchair.

It's not suprizing how skilled you get spending 12 hrs a day in the chair, but i'm still impressed with the stuff he can pull off.

I'm speechless....could be the sweetest thing i've seen in years.

i'm with Yoshi, I felt he was gonna miraculously stand up and do the HAMMER DANCE!

That kid just got on my inspiration not to be lazy list. Tied with the Blind professional Downhill MtnBiker.


Dude i work with has spinergy wheels, straight pull spokes, and i believe some panaracer pasella tires on his wheelchair.

My wife already makes fun of me for seeing what kinda bike someone is riding when were in the car. Now she is going to pick on me for trying to checkout what wheels someone has on thier wheelchair. Thanks.
I'd flip if I saw the 80's BMX look, someone could get the skyways for their chair too. http://www.skywaywheels.com/products_006.htm

i want some 700c tuff wheels

since the guy didn't jump out of the wheelchair right away when he landed that backflip, nor did he even attempt to, are we to assume that he is in the chair for a reason? I just assumed it was some kids messing around...what does everyone else think? is he really "handicapped" (or, handicapable)?

-jason

i was wondering the same thing, but hes strapped in or somthing.

After some thought: yeah, hes a handicap

one of my dreams is to make a sweetass bike trailer with phil wheelchair hubs


Phil has been making wheelchair hubs forever.

i'm pretty sure he's handicapped

a)no one who isn't handicapped would want to spend enough time in a wheel chair to get that good
b)his legs look kinda small and atrophied.

Rad!

man i hope this sport picks up momentum. imagine quadraplegics doing that **** with a joystick and a straw. backflip schmackflip, imagine the **** you'd try if you had nothing else to lose.

man i hope this sport picks up momentum. imagine quadraplegics doing that **** with a joystick and a straw. backflip schmackflip, imagine the **** you'd try if you had nothing else to lose.

whooa...maybe a little too far? (HILARIOUS!!!)

If I ever need a wheelchair I'm rolling Phil hubs, and I'm putting King headsets in those little swivelly casters for the tiny front wheels.

I saw a vid a while back on some trials forums, of a non-handicapped dude messing around in a wheelchair, and doing some serious drops.. until he snapped the front wheels... this was a non-suspension chair, mind you.

I recall "Sampson" from "Half Baked " rocking some gold Spins. ( help me out with a image people, google didn't help)

Right near da beach, BOOOYYYY!!!

that is one of the most inspiring videos I've ever seen.
They've even got old school AFI in it!

I don't think this is the picture you're looking for (or maybe it is).

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a261/catskillscooby/bikepimpin.jpg

since the guy didn't jump out of the wheelchair right away when he landed that backflip, nor did he even attempt to, are we to assume that he is in the chair for a reason? I just assumed it was some kids messing around...what does everyone else think? is he really "handicapped" (or, handicapable)?

-jason


http://www.ebility.com/articles/wheelchair-skateboarding.php

real.

that loooong slide was pure f-ing sweetnes

and BTW, this kid rules.



ND

Was the first jump without cushions successful?

Aaron

Almost, but my momentum threw me on my back. It took about 15 more times before I landed it squarely. But it doesn't matter because I still can't walk. Just kidding I'm doing fine.

Thank god for people like that. Does he have a crew of people that help him out if he falls over or can he somehow right himself on his own?

I'm willing to place a bet on *he ****ing throws himself back up on 4 wheels if he tumbles*
Wheelchair guys have wicked upper bodies. Imagine your arms having to do all the work of your legs... And this kid rolls around in skate parks, which means powering himslef up those slopes 100+ times a day.
I've watched a couple of wheelchair marathons on TV... When I see those chests and arms, I can't help thinking that I'm the cripple, not them.

Big ups to the guy.

Andrew WK is the PERFECT soundtrack for that!

Those dudes are crucial!

gives new meaning to the term "differently abled".

I can't help thinking that I'm the cripple, not them.


i feel the same way about injuns, coloreds and *******