LOL Lorson

Lol i remember that dude.

Yea I remember that cunt.

He posted posted on Tony Hamlin's instagram the other day saying like "so all you need to do to ride for merrit is be able to 180 bar and do a few grind combos???"

he promptly deleted his comments after being called out but I saw them lolol

Kid's gonna shoot up a school some day.

screenshotting so he can't delete it.

Yah thanks . It won't let me upload it on mobile for some reason on any posts . Pretty funny someone kept the dick - bar meme hahaha.... funny shit

why are you nerds still torching this dood?

Brought it to himself tbh.

Brought it to himself tbh.

Dudes just hurting to get a sponsor , that's not the right reason to ride Bmx

Probably not a high paying job either

My friend is trying to get good to get sponsored. He fucked up in school bad and BMX is actually his best bet at a future. The guy still has fun, but should probably be better at school.

Kid sure is a fuck wad. If that's all it took to be sponsored, I'd be sponsored. XD

"If i suck enough dick and listen to horrible music and smoke weed, I will be sponsored." --Ben Lorson logic.

biggybuggy wrote:

My friend is trying to get good to get sponsored. He fucked up in school bad and BMX is actually his best bet at a future. The ...more

biggybuggy wrote:

My friend is trying to get good to get sponsored. He fucked up in school bad and BMX is actually his best bet at a future. The guy still has fun, but should probably be better at school.

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No it isn't. Getting a GED and then going to college is his best bet at a future.

And to those saying pro riders aren't high paying, that's because so many kids will ride for free parts, that sponsors can pay little. Most pros have a day to day job (a lot of times WITH a sponsor) that they do as well.

biggybuggy wrote:

My friend is trying to get good to get sponsored. He fucked up in school bad and BMX is actually his best bet at a future. The ...more

biggybuggy wrote:

My friend is trying to get good to get sponsored. He fucked up in school bad and BMX is actually his best bet at a future. The guy still has fun, but should probably be better at school.

...more

dave lawrence wrote:

No it isn't. Getting a GED and then going to college is his best bet at a future.

And to those saying pro riders aren't high ...more

dave lawrence wrote:

No it isn't. Getting a GED and then going to college is his best bet at a future.

And to those saying pro riders aren't high paying, that's because so many kids will ride for free parts, that sponsors can pay little. Most pros have a day to day job (a lot of times WITH a sponsor) that they do as well.

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Sad but true, a lot of sponsored people still have jobs, but bmx is getting traffic enough again that it seems to be getting better

biggybuggy wrote:

My friend is trying to get good to get sponsored. He fucked up in school bad and BMX is actually his best bet at a future. The ...more

biggybuggy wrote:

My friend is trying to get good to get sponsored. He fucked up in school bad and BMX is actually his best bet at a future. The guy still has fun, but should probably be better at school.

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Your friend is better off joining the army than trying to "go pro"

He followed me lol

biggybuggy wrote:

My friend is trying to get good to get sponsored. He fucked up in school bad and BMX is actually his best bet at a future. The ...more

biggybuggy wrote:

My friend is trying to get good to get sponsored. He fucked up in school bad and BMX is actually his best bet at a future. The guy still has fun, but should probably be better at school.

...more

dave lawrence wrote:

No it isn't. Getting a GED and then going to college is his best bet at a future.

And to those saying pro riders aren't high ...more

dave lawrence wrote:

No it isn't. Getting a GED and then going to college is his best bet at a future.

And to those saying pro riders aren't high paying, that's because so many kids will ride for free parts, that sponsors can pay little. Most pros have a day to day job (a lot of times WITH a sponsor) that they do as well.

...more

Roqfan wrote:

Sad but true, a lot of sponsored people still have jobs, but bmx is getting traffic enough again that it seems to be getting ...more

Roqfan wrote:

Sad but true, a lot of sponsored people still have jobs, but bmx is getting traffic enough again that it seems to be getting better

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I tried helping him. We'll see how he does.

biggybuggy wrote:

My friend is trying to get good to get sponsored. He fucked up in school bad and BMX is actually his best bet at a future. The ...more

biggybuggy wrote:

My friend is trying to get good to get sponsored. He fucked up in school bad and BMX is actually his best bet at a future. The guy still has fun, but should probably be better at school.

...more

adamnmexican wrote:

Your friend is better off joining the army than trying to "go pro"

adamnmexican wrote:

Your friend is better off joining the army than trying to "go pro"

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or finding a bmx centered job?

biggybuggy wrote:

My friend is trying to get good to get sponsored. He fucked up in school bad and BMX is actually his best bet at a future. The ...more

biggybuggy wrote:

My friend is trying to get good to get sponsored. He fucked up in school bad and BMX is actually his best bet at a future. The guy still has fun, but should probably be better at school.

...more

adamnmexican wrote:

Your friend is better off joining the army than trying to "go pro"

adamnmexican wrote:

Your friend is better off joining the army than trying to "go pro"

...more

cro tec wrote:

or finding a bmx centered job?

cro tec wrote:

or finding a bmx centered job?

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Shop employee is the best bet there. Most jobs in the industry are harder to come by unless you have graphic design skills or can weld or be involved in the manufacturing process. Also you would have to work at one of the handful of USA based manufacturers.

I would say that kid should get back to school, get a GED if he has no chance to graduate, and hit up a trade school. Welders make DAMN good money, same with plumbers, electricians, and HVAC.

Too many people are trying to get jobs with computers, so trades are hurting for workers.

Plumbers can make well over 100 bucks an hour. Welders typically start between 15-30 an hour. Electricians can make 100+ an hour too when no longer a journeyman.

adamnmexican wrote:

Your friend is better off joining the army than trying to "go pro"

adamnmexican wrote:

Your friend is better off joining the army than trying to "go pro"

...more

cro tec wrote:

or finding a bmx centered job?

cro tec wrote:

or finding a bmx centered job?

...more

dave lawrence wrote:

Shop employee is the best bet there. Most jobs in the industry are harder to come by unless you have graphic design skills or ...more

dave lawrence wrote:

Shop employee is the best bet there. Most jobs in the industry are harder to come by unless you have graphic design skills or can weld or be involved in the manufacturing process. Also you would have to work at one of the handful of USA based manufacturers.

I would say that kid should get back to school, get a GED if he has no chance to graduate, and hit up a trade school. Welders make DAMN good money, same with plumbers, electricians, and HVAC.

Too many people are trying to get jobs with computers, so trades are hurting for workers.

Plumbers can make well over 100 bucks an hour. Welders typically start between 15-30 an hour. Electricians can make 100+ an hour too when no longer a journeyman.

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highschool drop out now contractor in NYC/westchester area lol. i think their best bet for work would be looking into new fields such as the cannabis industry and no im not saying grow weed or work in a headshop, but with the legalization taking more states with it the hemp industry can thrive. heres an idea, a bmx frame constructed of hemp fiber rather than carbon fiber a cheaper alternative boom. henry ford did it in the early 1900's experiments with hemp fiber. lighter than aluminium stronger than steel.

JonnyGanja wrote:

highschool drop out now contractor in NYC/westchester area lol. i think their best bet for work would be looking into new ...more

JonnyGanja wrote:

highschool drop out now contractor in NYC/westchester area lol. i think their best bet for work would be looking into new fields such as the cannabis industry and no im not saying grow weed or work in a headshop, but with the legalization taking more states with it the hemp industry can thrive. heres an idea, a bmx frame constructed of hemp fiber rather than carbon fiber a cheaper alternative boom. henry ford did it in the early 1900's experiments with hemp fiber. lighter than aluminium stronger than steel.

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Hemp fiber isn't exactly cheap to make, which is the main problem. And too many small minded people would have to be shoved off before it'd happen. Carbon Fiber is also really expensive too.

But i'd be stoked as fuck to ride a hemp fiber bike, just for shits and giggles.

The more recent alternative is the bamboo bikes. I know a dude in Pittsburgh making bikes out of wood and he clears some good money. I wanna talk him into making a BMX frame for me for fun. haha

dave lawrence wrote:

Shop employee is the best bet there. Most jobs in the industry are harder to come by unless you have graphic design skills or ...more

dave lawrence wrote:

Shop employee is the best bet there. Most jobs in the industry are harder to come by unless you have graphic design skills or can weld or be involved in the manufacturing process. Also you would have to work at one of the handful of USA based manufacturers.

I would say that kid should get back to school, get a GED if he has no chance to graduate, and hit up a trade school. Welders make DAMN good money, same with plumbers, electricians, and HVAC.

Too many people are trying to get jobs with computers, so trades are hurting for workers.

Plumbers can make well over 100 bucks an hour. Welders typically start between 15-30 an hour. Electricians can make 100+ an hour too when no longer a journeyman.

...more

JonnyGanja wrote:

highschool drop out now contractor in NYC/westchester area lol. i think their best bet for work would be looking into new ...more

JonnyGanja wrote:

highschool drop out now contractor in NYC/westchester area lol. i think their best bet for work would be looking into new fields such as the cannabis industry and no im not saying grow weed or work in a headshop, but with the legalization taking more states with it the hemp industry can thrive. heres an idea, a bmx frame constructed of hemp fiber rather than carbon fiber a cheaper alternative boom. henry ford did it in the early 1900's experiments with hemp fiber. lighter than aluminium stronger than steel.

...more

MaximusBikes wrote:

Hemp fiber isn't exactly cheap to make, which is the main problem. And too many small minded people would have to be shoved ...more

MaximusBikes wrote:

Hemp fiber isn't exactly cheap to make, which is the main problem. And too many small minded people would have to be shoved off before it'd happen. Carbon Fiber is also really expensive too.

But i'd be stoked as fuck to ride a hemp fiber bike, just for shits and giggles.

The more recent alternative is the bamboo bikes. I know a dude in Pittsburgh making bikes out of wood and he clears some good money. I wanna talk him into making a BMX frame for me for fun. haha

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well with the industry as soon as it takes off youre at the forefront of it, prices will drop dramatically and we'd have frames that are stronger and lighter. i worked on a giant bamboo tidal wave the starn brothers made http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2432/3886587298_1704b5d6f6.jpg (i just wanted to swing from it with climbing gear and we did so it went well) but i dont know how well a bamboo bmx frame would hold up. is it bonded together by resin or something or just tied off with some paradcord lol the technology for processing hemp into hemp fiber has been out there for over 100 years now so i mean its mos def possibly 2/3rds cheaper than doing carbon fiber

JonnyGanja wrote:

well with the industry as soon as it takes off youre at the forefront of it, prices will drop dramatically and we'd have ...more

JonnyGanja wrote:

well with the industry as soon as it takes off youre at the forefront of it, prices will drop dramatically and we'd have frames that are stronger and lighter. i worked on a giant bamboo tidal wave the starn brothers made http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2432/3886587298_1704b5d6f6.jpg (i just wanted to swing from it with climbing gear and we did so it went well) but i dont know how well a bamboo bmx frame would hold up. is it bonded together by resin or something or just tied off with some paradcord lol the technology for processing hemp into hemp fiber has been out there for over 100 years now so i mean its mos def possibly 2/3rds cheaper than doing carbon fiber

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It's like this weird wrap tape type deal with some sort of glue deal. Here is Fathead riding one: http://bmx.transworld.net/videos/fathead-tries-break-custom-bamboo-bmx-frame/#vXFxQAzvbPrAKoHU.97

I Imagine they're fucking flexy but really light, I'd ride one everyday if i could. It'd be sick, but I can't imagine grinds would treat it nicely.

I was in London and saw a few of those road bikes going around, they're really neat. And seem to be quite solid too. I want one. haha

MaximusBikes wrote:

Hemp fiber isn't exactly cheap to make, which is the main problem. And too many small minded people would have to be shoved ...more

MaximusBikes wrote:

Hemp fiber isn't exactly cheap to make, which is the main problem. And too many small minded people would have to be shoved off before it'd happen. Carbon Fiber is also really expensive too.

But i'd be stoked as fuck to ride a hemp fiber bike, just for shits and giggles.

The more recent alternative is the bamboo bikes. I know a dude in Pittsburgh making bikes out of wood and he clears some good money. I wanna talk him into making a BMX frame for me for fun. haha

...more

JonnyGanja wrote:

well with the industry as soon as it takes off youre at the forefront of it, prices will drop dramatically and we'd have ...more

JonnyGanja wrote:

well with the industry as soon as it takes off youre at the forefront of it, prices will drop dramatically and we'd have frames that are stronger and lighter. i worked on a giant bamboo tidal wave the starn brothers made http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2432/3886587298_1704b5d6f6.jpg (i just wanted to swing from it with climbing gear and we did so it went well) but i dont know how well a bamboo bmx frame would hold up. is it bonded together by resin or something or just tied off with some paradcord lol the technology for processing hemp into hemp fiber has been out there for over 100 years now so i mean its mos def possibly 2/3rds cheaper than doing carbon fiber

...more

MaximusBikes wrote:

It's like this weird wrap tape type deal with some sort of glue deal. Here is Fathead riding one: ...more

MaximusBikes wrote:

It's like this weird wrap tape type deal with some sort of glue deal. Here is Fathead riding one: http://bmx.transworld.net/videos/fathead-tries-break-custom-bamboo-bmx-frame/#vXFxQAzvbPrAKoHU.97

I Imagine they're fucking flexy but really light, I'd ride one everyday if i could. It'd be sick, but I can't imagine grinds would treat it nicely.

I was in London and saw a few of those road bikes going around, they're really neat. And seem to be quite solid too. I want one. haha

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imagine a 21.5 full bike weighing around 12 pounds haha. hemp fiber im telling you we need to fund it. 900 bunny hops the over rotation would be real

JonnyGanja wrote:

imagine a 21.5 full bike weighing around 12 pounds haha. hemp fiber im telling you we need to fund it. 900 bunny hops the over ...more

JonnyGanja wrote:

imagine a 21.5 full bike weighing around 12 pounds haha. hemp fiber im telling you we need to fund it. 900 bunny hops the over rotation would be real

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Either that or it'd break weak ass little punks riding because it's eay like scootering.

But really it'd be super fun to have a crazy light bike like that, I think the lightest bike i have ever owned was like 22 pounds and that felt insane. haha

MaximusBikes wrote:

It's like this weird wrap tape type deal with some sort of glue deal. Here is Fathead riding one: ...more

MaximusBikes wrote:

It's like this weird wrap tape type deal with some sort of glue deal. Here is Fathead riding one: http://bmx.transworld.net/videos/fathead-tries-break-custom-bamboo-bmx-frame/#vXFxQAzvbPrAKoHU.97

I Imagine they're fucking flexy but really light, I'd ride one everyday if i could. It'd be sick, but I can't imagine grinds would treat it nicely.

I was in London and saw a few of those road bikes going around, they're really neat. And seem to be quite solid too. I want one. haha

...more

JonnyGanja wrote:

imagine a 21.5 full bike weighing around 12 pounds haha. hemp fiber im telling you we need to fund it. 900 bunny hops the over ...more

JonnyGanja wrote:

imagine a 21.5 full bike weighing around 12 pounds haha. hemp fiber im telling you we need to fund it. 900 bunny hops the over rotation would be real

...more

MaximusBikes wrote:

Either that or it'd break weak ass little punks riding because it's eay like scootering.

But really it'd be super fun to ...more

MaximusBikes wrote:

Either that or it'd break weak ass little punks riding because it's eay like scootering.

But really it'd be super fun to have a crazy light bike like that, I think the lightest bike i have ever owned was like 22 pounds and that felt insane. haha

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i have a 98 Mosh XL frame from when i raced NBL back then i still have my #05 plate somewhere. but that mosh was super light i remember taking it i through pegs on it for the lawls and bent the rear end had to bend it back. dudes at bikeway hooked me up with that bike too.