i have been riding for the pass 13 years . i smashed up 12 bikes in those years.  and anotherone  on last night.  this was how it happens>>>>>>>> was riding alone at a sheltered  area near my neighbourhood . trying to do my most consistent link up. after 47 f**king tries , and i still cant get it . out of a sudden i got berserk, i lift my bike off the ground and start smashing it for like 10 overtimes. resulting in 18 borken spokes from my rear and front wheel, bent seat post and handle bar.   this wasnt my first time, whenever i m going to lose control , i will remind myself . BY RELIVING STRESS ON MY BIKE , THE STRESS WILL COMES BACK TO ME .    but i never learned .  AND NOW I HAVE TO REPLACE ALL THOSE BENT AND BROKEN SPOKES,  I M A STUPID A**  HOLE  ISNT IT?

Anger management...you should look into it bud.

Better your bike then your wife/girlfriend...Haha, riding bikes is my anger management, which sometimes contains throwing my bike...Not quite like you, but sometimes I get pretty bad.

I guess if you got money to burn then whatever.....but jeeez, you got a problem.

Are you a bully? You should really think about reprocussions!  I crack my frame last week riding & I'm waiting on a new one to come back......i'm so upset that I can't ride, but I didn't break it purposely.

Don't you think about when you will be able to ride next before you destroy your bike?

Do you enjoy spending money to replace broken parts?

That's why I carry broken hockey sticks with me.
If I get mad, it's a 20 yard dash to my car, and
I grab the hockey stick and break it in half over
something.  I understand some people can't
think straight though when the rage hits.
Have you tried shouting out loud?  Like
the incredible hulk?  Works really good.

thats funny as hell
 i just picture you getting pissed then......"thats it!  ...i'm getting the hocky stick"

i have a bad habit of riding away from a failed trick, picking up my handlebars, and slamming the front tire down onto the ground. i get the feeling that eventually this will not end well.

rather than throw your bike, look for something close by to throw as hard as possible: broken pieces of asphalt, rocks, sticks, children, etc.

share your feelings with the group