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is there such thing as a...............
.hucking bike? or are they just like freeride and downhill bikes?
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Hucking is (or can be) a part of freeriding.
THey also make Dirt Jumping bikes which could be classified as Hucking bikes because they don't have front brakes, only rears.
THey also make Dirt Jumping bikes which could be classified as Hucking bikes because they don't have front brakes, only rears.
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Troie, what have you got against this guy dude? For a noob i dont see it being a seriously stupid question, i mean, you get trials bikes and stuff like that, after a while im sure there will be a whole line built for PURE hucking.
And to answer your question, I cant really think of any, the closest i can think of is Josh Benders bike whereever that is, i think that was especially built to handle the Jah Drop.
And to answer your question, I cant really think of any, the closest i can think of is Josh Benders bike whereever that is, i think that was especially built to handle the Jah Drop.
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It was actually a dh race bike to. Don't know if it did well. But ya thats the closest thing to a huck bike. 24 inches total travel I think.
Hucking seems to have stepped back. Guys aren't going as big and its more about style. If it moves forward again, I have a feeling they still won't use the full 24in travel bikes.
Hucking seems to have stepped back. Guys aren't going as big and its more about style. If it moves forward again, I have a feeling they still won't use the full 24in travel bikes.
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Originally Posted by Cornish_Rdr_UK
Troie, what have you got against this guy dude? For a noob i dont see it being a seriously stupid question.
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It wouldn't be annoying if it wasn't the same old crap day in and day out. Buy and F'n bike already, Jeez em croke kid enough!!!!
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Originally Posted by Maelstrom
It was actually a dh race bike to. Don't know if it did well. But ya thats the closest thing to a huck bike. 24 inches total travel I think.
Hucking seems to have stepped back. Guys aren't going as big and its more about style. If it moves forward again, I have a feeling they still won't use the full 24in travel bikes.
Hucking seems to have stepped back. Guys aren't going as big and its more about style. If it moves forward again, I have a feeling they still won't use the full 24in travel bikes.
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ok first of this has nothing to do with what bike I am going to buy,,,You guys make every question I post to be newb ? or a stupid question about me getting a bike.....I already am getting a bike and I will never post anything about getting a new bike her EVER>.................HAPPY
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That would be it. The really cool thin about those bikes is how adjustable they are. Endless configurations. Too bad the owner is an ass and the company is sunk almost.
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Originally Posted by ^oZ
It's similar to this one, if I'm not mistaken.
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Originally Posted by Maelstrom
This is benders I believe
Closeup of the linkage
Closeup of the linkage
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Here are some selling points and why some people loved them. I guess this is the closest thing to a hucking bike haha...
9" to 11" of travel plush, progressive and controlled travel
66* to 69* degree adjustable head angle
30 mm sealed bearings on all pivots for NO maintenance
Adjustable bottom bracket height for smooth vs. rough courses.
Seat Tower is adjustable both on angle and top tube length (that was a big selling point i would think)
Upper Shock Mount adjusts progression rate, steering angle and bottom bracket height
Lower Shock Mount adjusts travel from 9" to 11"
Back in the day that would have been a primo bike for adjustability.
(I think benders bike was like 21" travel...not 24"...)
9" to 11" of travel plush, progressive and controlled travel
66* to 69* degree adjustable head angle
30 mm sealed bearings on all pivots for NO maintenance
Adjustable bottom bracket height for smooth vs. rough courses.
Seat Tower is adjustable both on angle and top tube length (that was a big selling point i would think)
Upper Shock Mount adjusts progression rate, steering angle and bottom bracket height
Lower Shock Mount adjusts travel from 9" to 11"
Back in the day that would have been a primo bike for adjustability.
(I think benders bike was like 21" travel...not 24"...)
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66º <----- to get the degree hold your Alt button, and hit 1 6 7, then realese the Alt button and you have a º symbol, ok your lesson is done for today
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I just copied and pasted from the site. No interest in really changing what was listed.
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LOL ya I was just being a smart a$$
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Originally Posted by che_lives90
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Last edited by DK Drop; 04-30-05 at 03:41 PM.
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Why the hell dont you all leave him alone! If he's getting a bike, then cool, he says he has one, and he rides it, why dont you lot piss off an leave the guy alone, if he's trying to learn something then good on him, we were all noobs at some point, and we all asked stupid Questions.
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a) guys leave the kid alone. If you don't like his posts don't respond or antagonize. Everyone involved, thats a warning.
b) Che - responses like that don't get you far. When you get back, chill out and ignore people that try to egg you on. Trolls exist in multiple forms.
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b) Che - responses like that don't get you far. When you get back, chill out and ignore people that try to egg you on. Trolls exist in multiple forms.
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