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English => General Flatland Forum => Topic started by: FlatlandBilly on March 16, 2012, 07:46:33 PM
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Hey,
My name is Billy Im 17 Im from england but I live in switzerland and started riding when I was 16.
Just wondering when you guys started ? :)
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I was 13.....that was 25 years ago!
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Hi,i'm John from France.
I was (and still a little bit) skateboarder (12 years on the board) and i started Flatland last year,i was 28...
And now totally addict to Flatland;)!!!!
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14
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I started when I was 12, rode ramps, street, flatland, I tried BMX racing. Its in my blood.
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Ive been riding bikes since i could walk. Started bmx at about 13, I rode Flatland for about a year & my bike got stolen. Bought a street bike rode that for numerous years. Bought a couple of flatland bikes & rode on & off. Sold them, now im moving back to Flatland again.
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4.
One of my dads is Mike Miranda.
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Hi,i'm John from France.
I was (and still a little bit) skateboarder (12 years on the board) and i started Flatland last year,i was 28...
And now totally addict to Flatland;)!!!!
+1
Skated for 25 years and took up flat at the end 2010 at the ripe old age of 33 and am lovin every second!!!
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27
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15
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13
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13 in 1985 / 86. Can't remember exactly.
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My name is Richard, i am german.
I am 13 now and I started with 11 years :)
RICHARD LAU - 1 Champ BMX (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4fWsjiTC1w#ws)
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started riding bmx when i was 9, small jumps and things...then Flatland when i got 13. I'm 40.
But the age does not mean anything, some have been riding 2 years and are incredibly good, others like me have been riding all their life and are just barely ok...
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can't remember...it was that long ago..
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started riding bmx when i was 9, small jumps and things...then Flatland when i got 13. I'm 40.
But the age does not mean anything, some have been riding 2 years and are incredibly good, others like me have been riding all their life and are just barely ok...
When we started riding it was a totally different scene. Like me you probably spent your first couple of years learning Miami Hoppers, Lawnmowers, Cherrypickers, Bar Rides... then rolling tricks and scuffing tricks came in. For awhile it was all scuffing... and these tricks are hard. It is progression, it is also fashion or trends of tricks. If your scene was like mine we also didn't ride exclusively flatland, we rode everything. A flat session, then some street and then hang out at a friends half pipe, probably dirt jumping too. Today kids immediately start learning brakeless rolling exclusively, which is cool. What I'm trying to say is that you are not necessarily "barely okay" it probably depends on your definition. Besides being 40 and still riding is not "barely okay". I've gotta say that as I turn 40 this year.
I'm sure there have beens similar discussions here on the forum before.
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About 51 or 52 - come and see me at the Worlds in Cologne next summer...
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Started riding flatland when I was about 14, but didn`t stop riding street, dirt or park. Was still racing at also.
Now I am 37 and teaching my kids to do flatland, they are 7 and 12
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twelve
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rode at 16 for 2 years, stopped, and started back a month ago.
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started at 23 i think then quit for almost 4 years now im 33
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15, and I'm still 15.
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I dont ride...I just hang out
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^ Chills Not Skills ^