Grinding
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From: Los Angeles, California
The reason is that alot of bikes have their sprocket on the right side so they avoid grinding up their sprocket by putting the pegs on the left. I put mine on the right no matter what cause im only good at grinding that side.
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It's the fight in the man

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From: Churton Park, Wellington, NZ
Bikes: Pace RC200 F2 (British Built!)
When I finally get my act together, what's the best way to start grinding?
I've seen a few videos of people going down bannisters, but it looks pretty tricky.
Any top advice out there?
Rich
I've seen a few videos of people going down bannisters, but it looks pretty tricky.
Any top advice out there?
Rich
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From: Churton Park, Wellington, NZ
Bikes: Pace RC200 F2 (British Built!)
Originally posted by GravityBmxer
I think they will grind on any side. They might grind on different sides on different grinds. I am happy to help.
I think they will grind on any side. They might grind on different sides on different grinds. I am happy to help.
Rich
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#12
What is the best way to start grinding u say
have no fear and just bunny hop onto what ever ur grinding and with practice you will get it sooner or later
ive been riding for 4 yeears now and i can ice pick, nose pick, febal
double peg, and smith o yeah and sprocket stals
have no fear and just bunny hop onto what ever ur grinding and with practice you will get it sooner or later
ive been riding for 4 yeears now and i can ice pick, nose pick, febal
double peg, and smith o yeah and sprocket stals





