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MOTF 5/15/14-5/28/14 Soulrebelrastaman.
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Learn anything new lately?
Ever film anything?
How many hours a week do you ride?
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Sweet! Thanx guys.
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Freestyle is the answer to everything --
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to do a dull thing with style
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blaaaaaaaaa wrote:Learn anything new lately?
Ever film anything?
How many hours a week do you ride?
1. Working on a few things at the minute, sent a 360 out of a angled wallride the other day which I was stoked on.
2. About to start stacking clips for my first edit.
3. average week about 20/25hrs maybe.
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Freestyle is the answer to everything --
a fresh way to approach a dull or a
dangerous thing.
to do a dull thing with style
is preferable to doing a dangerous thing
without it.
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Go big, or Go home?
Favorite part on the market currently?
Favorite pro?
Worst injury?
Chips or crisps?
How much wood could a woodchuck chuck, if a woodchuck could chuck wood, while riding in the hood?
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HardBMX_Tim wrote: I welded a peg to my pedal so I could do pedal grinds. I would rather wear a teletubbies speedo than a shirt with the word "Bitches" on it, or even worse, "Swag".
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1. Depends what you call big, no deadman shit for me tho.
2. Roey's raw mutiny conjurer frame (me want)
3. Got loads I like but I'm really diggin' Filip Malina & Jamie Gonzalez''s riding at the minute, dehart aswell, anyone who's stylish.
4. Fractured skull / eye socket. Trying to Tireride on a high as fuck skinny brick ledge that went wrong. concussion sux.
5. Crisps (uk)
6. So much wood. Lol
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Freestyle is the answer to everything --
a fresh way to approach a dull or a
dangerous thing.
to do a dull thing with style
is preferable to doing a dangerous thing
without it.
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blaaaaaaaaa wrote:Learn anything new lately?
Ever film anything?
How many hours a week do you ride?Soulrebelrastaman wrote:1. Working on a few things at the minute, sent a 360 out of a angled wallride the other day which I was stoked on.
2. About ...more
Dude, that sounds sick! Tips on 180's out of wallrides?
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blaaaaaaaaa wrote:Dude, that sounds sick! Tips on 180's out of wallrides?
Yeah mate, can you manual 180?
Its the same kinda thing, as in you need to be coming off the wall from your back wheel and learning over your bars slightly, its a weird position to be in but that's what it feels like. Other than that the usual tips like keep your head turned and pull up hard, takes quite a bit of effort, you kinda have to muscle it round.
Hope that helps mate, sorry I ain't great at explaining these things, if you can already wallride & you can 180, they shouldn't take too long, took me like maybe 10 try's.
Oh one more thing when you get on the wall and your about to 180 off you want your front tire higher than the rear.
good luck, let me know you get on with em.
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Freestyle is the answer to everything --
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to do a dull thing with style
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Soulrebelrastaman wrote:Yeah mate, can you manual 180?
Its the same kinda thing, as in you need to be coming off the wall from your back wheel and ...more
I can't even manual...haha i don't even care though. I just learned 360's and i can wallride, i'll give em a try.
Biggest regret in life?
Thing your most thankful for?
If you had to pick five vital members to live with for the rest of your life, who and why?
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blaaaaaaaaa wrote:I can't even manual...haha i don't even care though. I just learned 360's and i can wallride, i'll give em a try.
Biggest ...more
No regrets, just experiences & mistakes that Ive learnt from.
So much I'm grateful for in my life, but most of all I'm thankful to be alive, for my girlfriend, my son, my family & my dogs.
Ok so vital members to live with, that's a tough one but I'd have to say...
#1 You, cuz we both in that crazy white guy gang, and you seem like a good dude.
#2 Topsey, cuz he's awesome and I've made a friend for life there.
#3 sickdude so he can teach me those steezy 90s
#4 thebosspremium because I need some of that asian swag in my life. Haha
#5 no one else could stay cuz I'd need that other room to store all of topsey's frames and parts. Lmao
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Freestyle is the answer to everything --
a fresh way to approach a dull or a
dangerous thing.
to do a dull thing with style
is preferable to doing a dangerous thing
without it.
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Wow, good answers.
Favorite kind of dog?
Opinions on cats
Ever done a roof drop?
Are you planning to do a roof drop?
Favorite food?
Do you get annoyed with different spellings suck as tires vs tyres?
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blaaaaaaaaa wrote:Wow, good answers.
Favorite kind of dog?
Opinions on cats
Ever done a roof drop?
Are you planning to do a roof drop?
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Fav dogs are Staffordshire bull terriers & Irish bull terriers
I like cats, I like all animals.
Never done a roof drop, not really a fan of that kinda riding
Not planning on doing a roof drop, I'm more of a tech rider, but theres this roof to roof gap that I've got my eye on that I'm going to try and send for my edit, (Wish me luck)
Fav food has gotta be BBQ mixed grill.
I know right, like Color & colour...whats all that about eh!
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to do a dull thing with style
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Soulrebelrastaman wrote:Fav dogs are Staffordshire bull terriers & Irish bull terriers
I like cats, I like all animals.
Never done a roof drop, ...more
Idk man, different spelling is pretty stupid. Is it true people call cigarets fags over there? That's even worse than different spelling...
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blaaaaaaaaa wrote:Idk man, different spelling is pretty stupid. Is it true people call cigarets fags over there? That's even worse than ...more
Haha Yeah that's true, fuck knows why tho, sounds dumb don't it.
Just looked it up and apparently the origin of the word fag comes from old English where a fag was a bundle of sticks used for kindling to start fires.
Is it true you guys call ya ass a fanny? A fanny is a woman's vag over here lol
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Freestyle is the answer to everything --
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to do a dull thing with style
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Soulrebelrastaman wrote:Haha Yeah that's true, fuck knows why tho, sounds dumb don't it.
Just looked it up and apparently the origin of the word fag ...more
I think that's why faggot has become a derogatory word for homosexuals. Some people want them to burn...
Fanny is a kinda word a granny would use to say ass. A normal person wouldn't. If i'm ever in the U.K. and someone tells me they had a fag in their mouth i'm gonna laugh soooo hard!
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blaaaaaaaaa wrote:I think that's why faggot has become a derogatory word for homosexuals. Some people want them to burn...
Fanny is a kinda word ...more
Hahaha made me lol
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Freestyle is the answer to everything --
a fresh way to approach a dull or a
dangerous thing.
to do a dull thing with style
is preferable to doing a dangerous thing
without it.
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What age did you get your first bike?
Fav quarter pipe trick?
Fav stair trick?
Fav combo on anything?
Best part you ever owned? Worst?
Do you have any interest in mountain bikes?
Have you ever been camping?
Who did you look up to as a kid?
Favorite philosophical quote?
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FREE not under the control or in the power of another; able to act or be done as one wishes
STYLE a particular, distinctive, or characteristic mode of action or manner of acting
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Thanx bro,
Still in the process of learning bars myself, but I'm close. Its all about the timing and body position.
Favourite tricks has got to be any 360 variation, but I love all grinds also.
Rode for about 5/6 years in my teens I think (dirt & street) then stopped for over 10yrs then started riding street again 2 years ago, so about 7 in total but I've been taking it a lot more serious this time round.
Edit coming soon.
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Freestyle is the answer to everything --
a fresh way to approach a dull or a
dangerous thing.
to do a dull thing with style
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Got my first bmx age 12, but my first bike ever was about age 3 I think....long time ago.
Park riding isn't really my thing, but I love to watch stylish riders like ruben & hawk ect.
Fav stair trick...any 3 variation.
Fav combo...Any grind combo
Best part: all my animal / skavenger parts.
Worst part: all the parts on my first bmx, (DYNO VFR), as much as I loved that thing, it was pretty shit.
MTB is cool and I respect that shit but its not for me. 20" FTW
I like camping, it's been a while tho.
As I kid I always looked up to my dad, still do.
Not sure I've got a favourite quote, but I've read tons that have got me thinking.
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Freestyle is the answer to everything --
a fresh way to approach a dull or a
dangerous thing.
to do a dull thing with style
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How old are you?
Ever ripped clothing while riding? I ripped a pair of jeans right in the crotch about a month ago and had to wear them for the rest of the day. Lol
Favorite kind of music?
Do you play video games?
Opinion on Flatland?
What was it like fracturing your skull? Give us the back story. You put it in a nut shell and I'm sure you've explained it a lot but tell the story in this thread!
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biggybuggy wrote:Style or technical skill?
Bike or BMXMACHINE!!!!
What are the cops like in the UK?
1. Can't beat a bit of both
2. Haha bmxmachine, always cracks me up.
3. My opinion of them has changed over the years, I used to think they were all assholes, but like everything there's good & bad.
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Freestyle is the answer to everything --
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to do a dull thing with style
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Most stairs/tallest thing you've dropped off of?
Most stairs you hopped up?
Are you a kendrick lamar fan?
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I'm 32 years young.
Haha hope you weren't going commando that day.
Don't think I have a favourite style of music, my tastes change all the time, but I like reggae, house, rock, hip hop, anything that's decent really, no pop shit tho.
I'm not a massive gamer, gta is awesome tho.
I got tons of respect for flatland riders but I've never had any real interest in it.
It was in my mid teens when I got hurt, I can't remember exactly how old I was but somewhere between 13 & 15 I think, I basically wanted to ride my bike down this real skinny declined brick slope, it had a massive drop about twice, maybe 3 times my height on the other side. Looking back I wouldn't even attempt this today, I really didn't think it thru at the time. It was kinda impossible. lol
So I climb up onto this wall and pull my bike up and try to position it on the ledge ready to ride down, I get over my bike and as I try to get my feet on the pedals, I just feel myself leaning over to the left, don't remember anything after that. I was KO'd.
no idea how long I was out for, but the next thing I remember was waking up and there was some little kid poking me in the face saying, "look grandad he's bleeding", the old guy asked if I was ok and do I need an ambulance, but I was proper dazed and confused & told him I was fine and tried to pedal away, but that wasn't happening.
Like every couple of minutes I kept passing out, took me ages to get home, it was scary as fuck. I didn't know what the fuck was going on, I couldn't see properly either. When I got home I just went straight to bed, I didn't even tell my parents what had happened, I was scared my they wouldn't let me ride anymore so I dumbed it down when they asked the next day and just said I'd just fell off my bike, it was bad tho, i never went to hospital so no X-rays to say my skull was fractured but I could feel the bones cracking and shit when I touched my eyebrow...scary shit man, took me ages to feel "normal" again, it sucked.
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Freestyle is the answer to everything --
a fresh way to approach a dull or a
dangerous thing.
to do a dull thing with style
is preferable to doing a dangerous thing
without it.
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blaaaaaaaaa wrote:Most stairs/tallest thing you've dropped off of?
Most stairs you hopped up?
Are you a kendrick lamar fan?
9/10 stair when I was younger I think, not really interested in going any bigger than that.
Never hopped up a stair set, its never really occurred to me to do that.
I like kendrick lamar yeah, "good kid MADD City" was an instant classic, great album.
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Freestyle is the answer to everything --
a fresh way to approach a dull or a
dangerous thing.
to do a dull thing with style
is preferable to doing a dangerous thing
without it.
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This might be a silly question since your profile picture is Animal, but what's your favorite company?
Opinion on metal music?
What's the worst you've ever broke a part?
Favorite trick to do on flat ground?
Which can you do farther, manual or fakie?
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"if you feel yourself falling backwards, thrust forward like you would if you were indeed fucking your bike, and if youre falling forwards, push your legs while leaning back, like if you were pulling out from fucking your bike But dont, under any circumstances, actually fuck your bike" - EddiMundo
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Derek_Bolz wrote:This might be a silly question since your profile picture is Animal, but what's your favorite company?
Opinion on metal music? ...more
Yeah I'd have to say animal is my favourite company, they're parts are legit, plus I always really liked that kind of riding / filming they put out.
Not really a massive fan of metal, I really like system of a down tho.
Bent forks & cracked frame, I've been lucky with my parts really (touch wood)
My fave thing to do on flatground would be...3tap > manual 180 > backwards manual > fullcab
I can fakie for longer than I can manual for sure.
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Freestyle is the answer to everything --
a fresh way to approach a dull or a
dangerous thing.
to do a dull thing with style
is preferable to doing a dangerous thing
without it.
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Soulrebelrastaman wrote:No regrets, just experiences & mistakes that Ive learnt from.
So much I'm grateful for in my life, but most of all I'm ...more
WOAH, WTF Kenny 
lol
Bike hoarding or is it just collecting?
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Only messin zach of course you can stay bro.
I'd call it a very beautiful collection by a very passionate hoarder. lol jk
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to do a dull thing with style
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