Street Riding Preferences

either spot style or creative. the whole super good style is just boring to me

I definitely prefer the first type.

I like riding my bike

I enjoy watching both types of riding. I really like tech flat rail and ledge riding, because I mainly do that myself. I love watching pegless street riding like Garrett Reeves, Eric Lichtenberger and you Zach, too. Other than that, one of my favorite riders is Charlie Crumlish, because of his unique style.

I like all kinds of street riding, all kinds motivate me to go ride, depends what mood I'm in tho I guess.

What would you guys call theses different types of street riding mentioned above by the OP?

I've always been under the impression that within street riding you get:

Burly street
Flow street
Tech street
Creative street

And a mix of all of the above, that's always how I've seen it anyway.

Really loving what the animal team do, qss#5 was so good, thinking of doing a self filmed edit in the same kinda style probably gonner wait til next year tho when I've got all the new trix im working on dialled in.

i like a mixture of flow and tech

I prefer the way the pegless dudes ride, seamus mckeon, eric lichtenberger, and whoever else. they seriously kill it and have no really cookie cutter tricks. dont get me wrong, i like to shred a flat ledge as much as the next guy, but come on lets think outside the grind box here.

Tech is where it's at.

Fuck idk, I ride pegless street.

i like nigel sylvester

and then there sean burns mock 10 at everything and hop lol

I like watching nutty combos or anything fast and ballsy more so than tech. But there's nothing better than seeing a rider get outside the box and use a spot to it's fullest potential. I think creativity and spot location go hand in hand, just takes a dude with a good eye and the will to pull some cool shit.

I like to ride fast myself, but I can get stuck on a techy line until I land it. More specifically, I look for something twitchy where I have to react fast.

i like flat/street. like manuals, wheelies, 180, 360, feeble, smith, double peg, and the occasional 5 stair. i dont like to get air. i don't have much bike control in the air. but i do like grind combos and stuff like that.

feeble_to_face wrote:

i like flat/street. like manuals, wheelies, 180, 360, feeble, smith, double peg, and the occasional 5 stair. i dont like to ...more

feeble_to_face wrote:

i like flat/street. like manuals, wheelies, 180, 360, feeble, smith, double peg, and the occasional 5 stair. i dont like to get air. i don't have much bike control in the air. but i do like grind combos and stuff like that.

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I have done bigger bruh step it up

tech with a bit of NARLY

Alex Kennedy, Tate roskelley, and Simone Baracco are my favorite riders.

Alex is a stylish freecoaster with cassette type ridin intertwined along with bangers

Tate, he is just an artist with his uniqueness

And Simone is the techy, yet modern street rider, he has flow, bangers, linkage, and creativity wrapped into one lanky Italian body.

Trey Jones does some cool stuff, Tate rosekelly, Kenny Horton & Scootie. I like a mixture of substream tricks that aren't overdone and speed. Mike Hoder is on another level with his 3's, I love watching him ride, Trey Jones makes everything look easy and Scootie just does some hard hitting stuff. I think the Garrett Reynolds generic barspins that, tooth that, whip that gets a bit boring, Stevie Churchill can do anything, he's a machine, but it's all been done before.

Soulrebelrastaman wrote:

I like all kinds of street riding, all kinds motivate me to go ride, depends what mood I'm in tho I guess.

What would you ...more

Soulrebelrastaman wrote:

I like all kinds of street riding, all kinds motivate me to go ride, depends what mood I'm in tho I guess.

What would you guys call theses different types of street riding mentioned above by the OP?

I've always been under the impression that within street riding you get:

Burly street
Flow street
Tech street
Creative street

And a mix of all of the above, that's always how I've seen it anyway.

Really loving what the animal team do, qss#5 was so good, thinking of doing a self filmed edit in the same kinda style probably gonner wait til next year tho when I've got all the new trix im working on dialled in.

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Burly = Sean Burns
Flow = Tom Duggan
Tech = Chad Kerley
Creative = Erik Elstran

Am I right?

my two favourite riders are Josh Stricker and Alex Liiv so that pretty much sums it up

Soulrebelrastaman wrote:

I like all kinds of street riding, all kinds motivate me to go ride, depends what mood I'm in tho I guess.

What would you ...more

Soulrebelrastaman wrote:

I like all kinds of street riding, all kinds motivate me to go ride, depends what mood I'm in tho I guess.

What would you guys call theses different types of street riding mentioned above by the OP?

I've always been under the impression that within street riding you get:

Burly street
Flow street
Tech street
Creative street

And a mix of all of the above, that's always how I've seen it anyway.

Really loving what the animal team do, qss#5 was so good, thinking of doing a self filmed edit in the same kinda style probably gonner wait til next year tho when I've got all the new trix im working on dialled in.

...more

Derek_Bolz wrote:

Burly = Sean Burns
Flow = Tom Duggan
Tech = Chad Kerley
Creative = Erik Elstran

Am I right?

Derek_Bolz wrote:

Burly = Sean Burns
Flow = Tom Duggan
Tech = Chad Kerley
Creative = Erik Elstran

Am I right?

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Yeah I'd say you were bang on, I would have substituted steven Hamilton for Erik Elstran, but that's only cuz I have no idea who that is, but i will be sure to check him out.

Derek_Bolz wrote:

Burly = Sean Burns
Flow = Tom Duggan
Tech = Chad Kerley
Creative = Erik Elstran

Am I right?

Derek_Bolz wrote:

Burly = Sean Burns
Flow = Tom Duggan
Tech = Chad Kerley
Creative = Erik Elstran

Am I right?

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I think another category could be added, OG Street, for the animal/skavenger team, they've been doing some of the coolest stuff longer than anyone.

I want to be Stevie Churchill or Garrett Reynolds but I was stoked I 180'd over a curb/parking lot block today :/


I got a while to go

I like a mixture of tech, speed, and gnarly. Im not really that great but I love nose manual and nollies into tricks and I love blasting spots like wallrides and small ledges. I also like doing stair sets and such... To hit up on a 6 set is like seeing a speed bump in a car "oh damn, was that a speed bump?" --> "was that a 6 set?" I did that with a 7.5ft tall 9 set about a month back. I saw my buddies power manualling down it (we were leaving a spot I had never been to) and I got it mixed up with the 5 set after it... I rolled up to it at high speed "Commit or Die" is all I thought. I just hopped it and I didnt even feel the landing lol

-sorry, I just realized I type a story on nearly every comment lol