Pinkbike User Profile

Gender:	Male
Age:	14
Location:	Inverness, United Kingdom
Member Since:	1 Apr 2008
Favorite Trails:	Glentress,golspie,laggan,learnie
Bike I ride:	kona coiler deluxe 2007,mongoose thunderball 2006, santacruz chameleon second hand for xc and a wethepeople nova 2008 bmx.
About Me:	I like jumping and freeriding.
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stoeps wrote
July 21, 2008 at 21:35

Thanks alot yeah it works well

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Deavilish wrote
July 21, 2008 at 10:37

well,,,,seeing as th stinky has dual crown forks i cant turn th handlebars more than 45' degrees or else it hits th frame, but i can on my giant

but be careful with th whips, u go too big and do it wrong it hurts like helllll th next morning

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abtrialsmaster819 wrote
July 21, 2008 at 6:26

i saw a gt chucker on ebay with cranks derailleur and shifters i was looking at it because no one has replied on pink bike

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EuanBisset145 wrote
July 21, 2008 at 6:20

26" wheels handle a lot better over bumps and it'll be cheaper for u to build up cos u already have 26s if u know someone with 24s u could try them out, get a frame like the dmr sidekick 2 it can take either 26 or 24s. I find my trailstar rides much better than my saracen

if that helps

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abtrialsmaster819 wrote
July 21, 2008 at 6:09

what do u think of gt chuckers?

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Deavilish wrote
July 21, 2008 at 5:29

th whips qutie hard, i wiped out once so now im kinda scared o doing them, but u start small and go bigger, just as soon as the backs out u just push back with ur other leg and lean to th other side with ur body, other wise u land hard on ur side (like i did

) and just twist ur handlebars when ur high enough in th air for a x-up (also, start small, only turn ur bars about 90' degress around first time, etc.)

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