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sure, check post nr 52, i am on ;)

i think i will take one pair primos from my older bike next.
love that grind guard.

http://bmx.northcoast.de/temp/alloy.jpg

http://bmx.northcoast.de/temp/belfixed.jpg

http://bmx.northcoast.de/temp/jol.jpg

cutter v2 56cm steerertube was 163mm

1. Rod Munch
   
2. JonoMarshall
   
3. aufbruch
   
4. Buddha Fingaz
   
5. Dracula
   
6. porter7474 (pm'd earlier)
   
7. Vinylvillain
   
8. AdamM
   
9. Timmy2wheels
   
10. BleakReference
    12.Casp
    
11. The_BMX-KId
    
12. Sol
    
13. oval (2 pairs, and far, far away from London)
    
14. Befixed (PM written)
    

this ugly brakes have up to 75mm drop.

Oh man that really is a nice spanner. Who makes it?

thats a pedro´s equalizer.

come one guys, its the drivers right to take care of his car!
drivers should be allowed to have guns to shoot at bicycle riders.
because its very hard to kill a rider with a car.

last one who tried it used his last chance when he missed me again...the door ;)
one of the sprints i lost....

front foot on the bar to steer, rear foot on the top tube under the seat.

push your shin against the seat.

easy made surfer. original surfer with rear foot on the saet is much harder.

what, a lame semi-wallride to fakie? easy with a freewheel, except i get both wheels a few feet up the wall rather than being a pussy and just putting the front wheel on it...

dont recommend on beginner videos like ours, recommend on the "pro" videos.

you are not the only bmxer here. nice that you can easily pull all those tricks (better). can you fixed?

200€ price in germany

should arrive end next month or something like that

come on, 45°, its a wall ;)

spotted some 90° walls but i see no chance right now.

nice and easy!

for me its more the mix from speed and trick availability.
cant ride my freecoaster bmx to work, for shopping etc.

wheelie barspin shouldnt be possible with freewheel (only manual barspin) ok, not the point, too...

shimano makes aczeptable fishing goods.

Obviously the benefit of fixed is that you don't need a rear brake, thus you don't have to worry about detanglement of cables every time you do a barspin. But the benefit of a freewheel outweighs this by about a million!

you need a brake to ride bmx? you need big tricks to have fun? ok, your world ;)

http://www.londonfgss.com/thread20570.html

starts post 21

left or right foot? also called chocolate foot.

left foot is myy chocolate foot. always in front. technical power comes from it. also the foot that hits ground first and is always injured.

riding a fixed gear makes u use both feet if you have to.
found this pic and i did not remember that i jumped with the right foot in front. didnt get a flat tire so i made it over the stones ;)

edit: see left foot how hard it trys to get in front

ride your bike, get cheap skills!

after i finished school education and learning a job i moved to a town with a bmx scene.
still fine, i love riding alone and always have the chance to ride with friends.

fixed gear is another thing.
i have seen 4 fixie riders in my town, i know 2. another friend works on his bike now.
i think i am the only one who tries some freestyle.
we have a few racers here, they dont even show two fingers when i give a "hello" (even not when i am on race bars)

ok, trick sessions are lonesome, today made some pics, canon selfshot is 10 seconds. then round 3 seconds for 10 pics.

klick the cam, run to the bike, kick the pedals and hope.....fuckin cam has 10 pics in that position but no pic in the perfect moment ;) (the older bunny hop pics are also selfshot) looks like i forgot to focus.

yeah, feet are already "not bend" you can see that a hop would be fine or is in work.

Anyways, is this a lockring issue, can I just get a lockring tool and sort it out?

lockring has nothing to do with cogs spinning forward.

check your chain, is it there where it should be? do you still have one?

http://www.o2project.co.nz/images/StemB1B.jpg

not a bmx brand with fame...31.8mm stem

ok, but dont do it ;)

when the bar is in its bend.

check out open prison bar for proper fitting on bmx stem.

dont use super light weight KIDS racing bars.

i've used 25.4 bars with a 22.2 bmx clamp. works fine just doesn't completely close around the bars, but does tighten enough. i think 22.2 top load style clamp stems can take up to 26.0.

i am sure you did a wrong measure.

bmx standard is 1 1/8"
1" is dead, only some cheap replacement stems for kid bikes available