A mix of era parts with modern thrown in for performance purposes:
Straight-Up Flow/Paved Pump Track Killa
Straight-Up Flow/Paved Pump Track Killa
Party Like It's 1999
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For some reason I can't see the pic.
Upgrayedd, with two Ds for a double-dose of its Pimp Game:
It went through another version before getting to this, which makes it the right tool for what it's going to do. Answer Pro Flat 5" rise bars with 7 degrees of sweep instead of the other option of 10 degrees on the Pro Cruiser model. The Thomson BMX stem was pricey, but it's a Thomson...nuff said. The feel for both pump track and flow riding is now perfect. I may use WTB Motoraptor 2.4s in the dirt when it's not hardpan, but otherwise it's set to jam.
I'm currently collecting parts to build one of these for my nephew. He's not a big kid, but he has a lot of natural skills on two wheels. There is a bike park going in by where he lives where the plan is for a paved pump track and flow trails. He's going to be visiting me next year and watching him build-up and then mutate on one of these is going to be fun.
It went through another version before getting to this, which makes it the right tool for what it's going to do. Answer Pro Flat 5" rise bars with 7 degrees of sweep instead of the other option of 10 degrees on the Pro Cruiser model. The Thomson BMX stem was pricey, but it's a Thomson...nuff said. The feel for both pump track and flow riding is now perfect. I may use WTB Motoraptor 2.4s in the dirt when it's not hardpan, but otherwise it's set to jam.
I'm currently collecting parts to build one of these for my nephew. He's not a big kid, but he has a lot of natural skills on two wheels. There is a bike park going in by where he lives where the plan is for a paved pump track and flow trails. He's going to be visiting me next year and watching him build-up and then mutate on one of these is going to be fun.
MattiThundrrr
Rattus All Terrainus
I bet you are the only one at the pump track with pedal straps. The kids probably haven't seen anything like that
It's what I have been used to since 1994. I have a few town bikes without them, but anything for dealing usually has cages. The only clipless pedals I've ever run are on my custom road bike
Test flown at the Superior pump track yesterday. All systems GO!
