You cant have too much or too little water with the dirt otherwise it will either stick or just fall apart and never pack.

Will you ever release your crash footage?

Forward and backward hang 5s will occupy you for a while and can be used in street, park and flatland.

Fatter front for more grip. I run a 2.25 front and 2.1-2.2 rear

I have a straight cable but my frame has gyro tabs so I have a little cable guide that screws on and prevents the cable from slapping my tt/ht. I also engrave some stuff but that's about it.

I was starting to build some near my house until someone told the cops that I was making holes for dirt bike jumps. Lasted about a month. I usually dig at race tracks with dirt lines or some other peoples spots around the area. Oh yeah heres a tip: if ... more »

If you had a frontload with a 5 inch drop and bars that were 15 inches high, and a frontload with a 5 inch rise with 5 inch bars they would both have the same rise but feel completely different because of the leverage you have on the two setups.

A lower bb and slimmer pedals make your feet lower, effectively raising your bar height, and changing the feel. CS lengths and TT lengths also play a role as well, a longer CS and TT will require you to use more force to raise the front end. Head tube ... more »

Older tree parts ( fork bars frame stems )

Thanks for the input. I'll just get a 53 then

I love my odyssey hawk sprocket, very similar to that one

Odyssey bluebird or keychain are full links with a half link pre installed so you can have the fine tuning benefits of a half link and benefits of a full link

About 1-2 months of doin a couple of them on my drive way for a few minutes a day and now i have no problem doing them

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjDfz57l3Og&t=240s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yViJlT8jzR0&t=1090s

this is why i ride a cassette hub.... lol

Sunday, S&M, Standard, Fly, Cult, and Laird frame are my favorites. if youre building a street bike you want the cs to be under 13.5 and ht to 75 degrees or over, but it really doesnt matter all too much. just make sure you get a crmo frame and its ... more »

If it feels good then keep on doing it but you will probably need new rims more often than most