better for jumping
#1
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i bunnyhopped your mom
Joined: Sep 2008
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From: your mom's place
Bikes: Mongoose Raid, 2 mole yoro's, and a Diamondback Grind
better for jumping
I have a Mole Yoro (yes, I know it's a ****ty bike, but I got it used for $50. I couldn't afford any better). it's got a longer, thinner seat than the original, hi-tensile frame, relatively tall bars, and no pegs. I often go to the bike jump park with it, but it feels more awkward than other bikes I've tried. any ideas for making it better?
#2
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From: High Desert, CA USA
Bikes: 2010 SixThreeZero SRAM T3 SixThreeZero 08 Mammoth & 2010 T3, Old Specialized M2
it feels more awkward than other bikes I've tried.
#3
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i bunnyhopped your mom
Joined: Sep 2008
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From: your mom's place
Bikes: Mongoose Raid, 2 mole yoro's, and a Diamondback Grind
seriously? crap. I was hoping a lower set of handle bars might help, but I don't wanna waste money on them before I know if they'd do any good.
#4
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From: High Desert, CA USA
Bikes: 2010 SixThreeZero SRAM T3 SixThreeZero 08 Mammoth & 2010 T3, Old Specialized M2
I was hoping a lower set of handle bars might help,
Last edited by Red Horn; 09-07-08 at 05:25 PM.




