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Old 12-14-04, 06:21 PM
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winters not all bad

Every rider(well maybe just me because I haver no indoor skateparks in a 1 1/2 hour driving range) thinks that winter is this all bad. But I have learned my best tricks during winter. Like last winter when i shoveled my driveway off then dryed it using my moms hair dryer and an extension cord, and in doing that I learned 180 roll outs and OK manuals. Now this winter (when there isn't snow on the ground but it's still only like 10 degrees) I learned x-ups, 1 footed x-ups, fufanus,wall rides, and how to 180 big gaps. I think that I learn this stuff during winter because I know that I am pressured on time so I know that if I don't land it now I might have to wait untill next year to land it. Does this happen to any of you?
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well theres always snoriding, which is fun, but tiresome. I like going down a snowy hill. Its the poor mans skiing.
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Snow ridings fun, me and all of my friends built a bike to do that, i took an old ****y rim welded the hub to the axle, then took n old snowmobile skiwelded it to the bottem and rode down hills, it worked for awhile until i didn't wanna bring it home so we smshed it up Kinda a waste, but it was fun :-)
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i always learn new stuff during winter. like i just landed this big a** gap at a local race track. and i downside whipped it.
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ive leard no handers one foots 1 foot X's learning tail whips outa quaters i got one foot back on a half extended super man then slipped off im stoked on winter specially cus of christmas get loads of sh1t for ma bike
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I just started trying to learn tricks before school started and I learned how to J-hop this week and ive been polishing up my tailwhip im getting a new bike for christmas so winter is definitely not all bad
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whoa, u already kno how to tailwhip? and u just started riding?
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He probably means a footjam tailwhip on the ground, flatland style.
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Originally Posted by bxbmx
whoa, u already kno how to tailwhip? and u just started riding?
Well it's not a tail whip its more like I whip the tail to the side of the bike whilst in the air,
and ive been riding for 8 years and im 14 I just haven't started to try to do tricks since this summer
that is because I just learned how to bunny hop and J-hop this summer.

sorry for the confusion
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Does riding in the snow damage the hubs, bearings, etc?
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Originally Posted by bxbmx
Does riding in the snow damage the hubs, bearings, etc?
i think, in my humble world, that if you have a lot of salt put on your roads your bike suffers. i mean, i ride a 4130 steel bike daily and it still seems good, but some of the pants i have been wearing have holes or stains in them from the bad ass salt they put on the roads. so, i think some of that salt could be bad.


la la la

burp. i just drank some soda. some kind of mountain dew that was blue. that is probably as bad for me as salt is for bikes.
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Originally Posted by bxbmx
Does riding in the snow damage the hubs, bearings, etc?

we just got something like 26 inches of snow, how are you gonna ride?
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that snowstorm sucks so bad right now...anyway, when there was only about 2 or 3 inchs of snow we shoveled out our park and i actually learned more stuff those 3 days then all summer. I think for one i grew some balls and started trying stuff and 2 i wanted to get some serious riding in before more snow came.
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i just started doing tricks and i finally leanred how to bunnyhop, and almost 180(flatland)
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