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And let me tell you this. You NEED to know how to ride on before you can talk about one. So give it a rest.
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And let me tell you this. You NEED to know how to ride on before you can talk about one. So give it a rest.
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I think we all know how to ride bikes.
You're the one that wants to ride the dirt bikes, not us........
And what's so hard in riding dirt bikes?
"The Director also sets the record straight on what would happen if oxygen masks were to drop from the ceiling: The passengers freak out with abandon, instead of continuing to chat amiably, as though lunch were being served, like they do on those in-flight safety videos."
-- The LA Times, in a review of 'Flightplan'Comment
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Whats so hard? Do you even have a clue?
A dirt bike has a clutch, throttle, gear peg, a running 250 cc engine between your legs Plus all the terrain of the desert, which can be rocks, bit rocks, slippery rocks, oddly shaped rocks, (pops tires), sand, whoops (waving hard mounds), sharp turns, limited fuel. And on top of that, gear, which covers every part of your body, and about 95 F outside.
And this is going oh, 20-80 miles per hour, respectivly.
Gotta love it.
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Is that a Manitou fork you have?
Ever heard of a Rock Shox Boxxer???Comment
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And this is supposed to be hard.....A dirt bike has a clutch, throttle, gear peg, a running 250 cc engine between your legs Plus all the terrain of the desert, which can be rocks, bit rocks, slippery rocks, oddly shaped rocks, (pops tires), sand, whoops (waving hard mounds), sharp turns, limited fuel. And on top of that, gear, which covers every part of your body, and about 95 F outside.
"The Director also sets the record straight on what would happen if oxygen masks were to drop from the ceiling: The passengers freak out with abandon, instead of continuing to chat amiably, as though lunch were being served, like they do on those in-flight safety videos."
-- The LA Times, in a review of 'Flightplan'Comment
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Hey look out for this guy!!!Originally posted by indian airlinesAnd this is supposed to be hard.....Try to catch me flyin dirty...Comment
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yeah the first one is a manitou, but see the second pic i have a marzocchi now. regarding the boxxer its a downhill only fork and way too heavy to do anything else with it. its a good fork thoOriginally posted by AC870
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If you can ride a bike and have ever driven anything with a clutch, its a piece of p***! Now, being GOOD on it is a whole different matter...Originally posted by indian airlinesAnd this is supposed to be hard.....A dirt bike has a clutch, throttle, gear peg, a running 250 cc engine between your legs Plus all the terrain of the desert, which can be rocks, bit rocks, slippery rocks, oddly shaped rocks, (pops tires), sand, whoops (waving hard mounds), sharp turns, limited fuel. And on top of that, gear, which covers every part of your body, and about 95 F outside.Katamarino JetPhotos.net Forum Optimiser and Head of DisinformationComment
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Re: bought new rims for my bike and im mega happy
[quote="zak"]bought me sun dual tracks today after i wrecked my old mavics yesterday.
just had to post it cause im so happy)
I am not-someone stole my bike on Monday. not that it was worth much, I just used it to get around a lot given I do not have a car at present.
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Cool, the Marzocchi makes it look more like a freeride bike.Originally posted by zak
Here's the bike I have for now:
Once you've tried DH you don't wanna go back to cross-country
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Zak,
As a former bike racer (both motor and pedal) I know well how much joy new rims can bring. I understand your feelings about it, I just have one small request... When you post a photo in a forum thread how about downsizing it just a bit. The one in this thread of your new rims took over 10 minutes to download on dial-up.
As for the mountain bike vs dirt bike slant that this thread took - Geez people! They are completely different and each serves a different purpose. Each can be fun under proper use. Comparing them is like comparing hang gliders and airliners. Sure they both use the same sky, but no one would consider them interchangable.Comment
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