That is true, but people respond to what the poster posted. Which essentially says "All the awesome new brake less tricks are much too hard and are therefore stupid." Maybe he/she should have said "I like the awesome new brake less tricks, but sometimes I prefer to get emo and nostalgic about ye olde days. Some of those old-school tricks are still fun"
Forget about what it looks like. Its just nice to have some more tricks in the bag. Old or new.
What exactly do you want to use the back brake for, for those tricks?I still run back brakes, and I still do old-school tricks, so I am not anti-brake by any means...it's just that I don't see how the specific tricks you mentioned would be easier to learn or practice with the brakes. Just wondering...Do whatever you like though
Yeah, its kinda nice to see old people with arthritis medications and Ben-Gay busting out the old brake cables and stuttering around like a parkinsons patient going in circles.I think brakeless is more fluid and artistic. Brakes just seem like a picture of Rosanne Barr put in front of your face during sex. Mood Killer...
Not including the pros and top amateurs - are these the only tricks that people want to do now-a-days? What ever happened to people rocking backyards, lardyards, locomotives, front yards, elbow glides, etc. for mid-beginner types. I know these are old-school, but hey... is this not "freestyle"? Why are we limiting ourselves?I'm putting my back brake back on just to aid me in rocking these again. After yesterday's session, I've decided that I'm done with limiting myself to front wheel rolling tricks and adding scuffing the rear again.I'm old-school - and proud of it.
i don't care if im good enough, No brakes is my choice.
Quote from: Furley on August 27, 2008, 09:59:35 PMi don't care if im good enough, No brakes is my choice.I love it when girls roll their eyes, soo sesssy!