How easy would it be for the average flat rider to become an instant fixie star?
yeah... my friend that owns a shop did a barspin on a fixed, and the kids were going wild I really want to see some newer school flat on pegs . 100+ psi anything is possible. inspire those artistic cyclists...
i want to see a hang5 on a fixie, totally possible cuz i tried but harder...
I watched a guy ride a spine ramp this last weekend on a fixie. X-up fakies and 360's. Well, the 360's were just on one side of the ramp...but you still have to give them props. A guy here in San Marcos does handrails on a fixie, but then he has a BMX background and used to ride with Chase Hawk a lot.
Quote from: griOt on August 14, 2009, 06:23:06 PMi want to see a hang5 on a fixie, totally possible cuz i tried but harder...I did a hange five on Jim McKay's fixie this past weekend in Austin. We put one of my pegs on it. Not hard at all after a few tries.
If you watch joe kid on a stingray. Bob Haro did not invent flatland. It came from another guy a friend of his who's father was a competitive Kunst cyclist in Europe. He just copied what his dad did on to his bmx. after watching that movie I'm even sure why Bob Haro gets as much credit as he does for inventing freestyle or flatland.