how do you do this
#1
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how do you do this
does anyone know how to (while moving) lay on your stomach or chest, kind of superman looking, on your saddle? ive been trying to do it but i cant figure out how to move my body.
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remove feet from pedals. allow the upward moving pedal to lunch you in the air.land on belly.balance .
For Uber hardcore points remove hands from handle bar and extend to sides.Turn head and smile at pretty girls.
To return to regular riding position you are on your own kid.
For Uber hardcore points remove hands from handle bar and extend to sides.Turn head and smile at pretty girls.
To return to regular riding position you are on your own kid.
Last edited by azukisingle; 09-22-08 at 07:49 AM.
#5
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all you do is pick your butt up off the saddle and scoot back so your crotch is actually behind the saddle, then you just lean on to your stomach and take your feet off the pedals, just reverse the process to get back on. your stomach will hurt though, haha
#6
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Bikes: work fix, play fix, dk 20", cruiser, ******* parts
weak option:
while you've stil got your feet in the pedals, move your posterior behind your saddle so that it is just about to make friends with the tyre, as you remove your feet from your clips/cleats/whatevers put your body weight forward so that your chest is taking most of the weight, it takes a decent deal of core strength to keep your legs horizontal, but go for your life.
while you've stil got your feet in the pedals, move your posterior behind your saddle so that it is just about to make friends with the tyre, as you remove your feet from your clips/cleats/whatevers put your body weight forward so that your chest is taking most of the weight, it takes a decent deal of core strength to keep your legs horizontal, but go for your life.
#9
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A friend of a friend of mine wants to build a fixed gear because he heard "they are good for tricks". He has an old road bike he wants to convert but I told him to get a BMX. It's a shame that the simplicity of a fixed gear is being overlooked for other aspects that it wasn't intended.
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weak option:
while you've stil got your feet in the pedals, move your posterior behind your saddle so that it is just about to make friends with the tyre, as you remove your feet from your clips/cleats/whatevers put your body weight forward so that your chest is taking most of the weight, it takes a decent deal of core strength to keep your legs horizontal, but go for your life.
while you've stil got your feet in the pedals, move your posterior behind your saddle so that it is just about to make friends with the tyre, as you remove your feet from your clips/cleats/whatevers put your body weight forward so that your chest is taking most of the weight, it takes a decent deal of core strength to keep your legs horizontal, but go for your life.
#12
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From: Perth, Australia
Bikes: work fix, play fix, dk 20", cruiser, ******* parts
yeah, i bet some scientist somewhere is wondering why all these idiots with microwaves are using them to cook food instead of using the radiation to make cavity magnetrons for radars...




