Is it not basically an odyssey antigram?

Animal akimbo, hands down :p

X ups might feel awkward to you. But they were by far my favourite trick when I was a trails riding kid. X downs over opposite hips feel so good! But now I struggle to get the bars past x, I've been blaming bigger bars? Dunno, I'll get back on them

Never been a fan of a straight no footer myself. But a nice x up, or no footed can are amongst the most stylish tricks out there. Just like tables, everyone has their own, and they say a lot about a person's style. The order kids learn tricks just seems ... more »

Pounds make kilos

Probably cheaper and quicker to find a local powder coater that will do it cash in hand. But, you want to clean it thoroughly, lightly sand it down, and clean thoroughly again. Preferably with a good degreaser, or alcohol. Use a good quality primer, ... more »

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I still wear baggyish jeans. I find the trick order that kids learn in weird. We always used to build up learning one trick, then the next in a line of progression. Every kid out there wants to or can do barspins, non of them can do a nice x up. And ... more »

25t won't happen I'm afraid. The market is saturated, and I'm not made of money!

It won't be a good price after shipping. I'm not a charity XD

Turn your bars slightly the opposite way to the way you want to turn out. I've actually always found fakies and turning round easier from a 180 as you already have momentum. And as bullet said, you're Indian giving, nothing wrong with that but it's not ... more »

I do all one footed tricks with my back foot. When I take my front foot off for anything I land switch cranked and it feels awkward af. It doesn't really matter, just do what feels comfortable, and maybe learn them with your front foot in the future ... more »

I'd suggest the 21", partly because there's not much of a noticeable difference between 20.6 and 20.75, but also because the doomsayer is extremely responsive, so I'd veer toward the longer tt to get a little stability back. But it depends on personal ... more »

The 7ka is a pretty solid rim. The Nasa is essentially a ribcage rip off. Both are real good, but probably not quite as good. I've got old rollcages that are years old and had a few previous owners and they're still pretty solid. So, I'd say any of those ... more »

That sucks! In the vice it is then!

The v1 has a 10mm bolt on the drive side, with a slightly narrower axle on the drive side. The v2 has a 17mm axle with 14mm bolts both sides

I didn't realise that. Should be an 8mm allen key then? Same as clip less pedals on road/mtb's, and an 8mm allen key should be more than adequate. Get a good allen key and give it more beans. Otherwise Tim's method of taking the body off and putting ... more »

Ribcages will last a lifetime (probably an exaggeration, but they're hecking strong). The g sport uniguard would be a safe bet. But as a pegless rider, I'm not too clued up on what will work. Double check the odyssey hubs for warranty cover, I believe ... more »

Totorro rule! And kind of suit my riding better than the noise I usually listen to