I can go out now that the evil snow is gone ! Back in the day, we had friends pushing us to get better and girls to impress ! I ride alone with no input from friends to push me to work harder ! I don't mind watching the same tricks, like to see the progress . Talking about what's going through your mind helps , give something to comment on . I still get that rush riding away from a trick ! I've screamed at the screen when you land smooth and ride away,lol ! Your videos keep me trying to get better ! Stay Rad !
Hey!! I have been waiting for you to post some more riding videos. :) I know you found that sweet spot for riding last year. It's good to hear from you. i look forward to you posting. What tricks are on the do list this year?
Flatland is a solitary sport in many ways and there is no short cut to getting better. It's really a grind. Yet at the same time there is the potential for showing off and entertaining. I think that is why the old school stuff is great. Ive always liked the really flashy bright colors and graphics. What is your favorite era of bmx?
I agree with you dude all the new school flatland stuff just looks like a bunch of ballerinas getting dizzy. Old school tricks definitely more flashy. My goal is to be able to decade.
The decade is on my list as well. Just a stand alone Decade Is really a great looking trick. A must have IMO. Boomerang is crowd pleaser as well. Cherry picker . Oh man.. one can dream..
I'm 5'6" tall and weigh in at 141lbs. At my height and weight can I ride a 20" BMX? I'm 63 and looking to get a bike like I had when I was a kid. And yes, I do, still, know how to ride a bike, lol. Seems like your BMX is about the size I want. Thanks for your help @KidWilson33.
@@Raysharking Yea, but I was discussing what was still familiar then vs now. Back in the day bikes had Full Cro Mo as well though. There are a lot of new modern things for sure. Geo, Tire size, 1 1/8 headsets, double wall rims, 2 piece cranks, micro gearing and more.. Sealed bearing everything nowadays. Bikes are so easy to work on now. Thanks for the comment
I can go out now that the evil snow is gone ! Back in the day, we had friends pushing us to get better and girls to impress ! I ride alone with no input from friends to push me to work harder ! I don't mind watching the same tricks, like to see the progress . Talking about what's going through your mind helps , give something to comment on . I still get that rush riding away from a trick ! I've screamed at the screen when you land smooth and ride away,lol ! Your videos keep me trying to get better ! Stay Rad !
Hey!! I have been waiting for you to post some more riding videos. :) I know you found that sweet spot for riding last year. It's good to hear from you. i look forward to you posting. What tricks are on the do list this year?
Keep up your passion brother 🤘🏼👍🏼
Bar Endo is still a badass trick and worth learning or re-learning!
yep. there are some really cool tricks out there to be learned. Gut lever would be good. Im gonna work on surfer as well.
@@kidwilson3357 All my comments are missing! 😄
TH-cam Studio lets you manage comments, I probably have 20bstuck in there 😂
I actually look and I have not seen any comments that are held for review. Strange?
Interesting analysis, and true. But ride for yourself! Enjoy that feeling when everything comes together. 👍
Flatland is a solitary sport in many ways and there is no short cut to getting better. It's really a grind. Yet at the same time there is the potential for showing off and entertaining. I think that is why the old school stuff is great. Ive always liked the really flashy bright colors and graphics. What is your favorite era of bmx?
I agree with you dude all the new school flatland stuff just looks like a bunch of ballerinas getting dizzy. Old school tricks definitely more flashy. My goal is to be able to decade.
The decade is on my list as well. Just a stand alone Decade Is really a great looking trick. A must have IMO. Boomerang is crowd pleaser as well. Cherry picker . Oh man.. one can dream..
@@kidwilson3357 .... Try a Miami hopper.... On the grass haha
Yes, hit the rodeo brother
Im gonna practice it!! :)
I'm 5'6" tall and weigh in at 141lbs. At my height and weight can I ride a 20" BMX? I'm 63 and looking to get a bike like I had when I was a kid. And yes, I do, still, know how to ride a bike, lol. Seems like your BMX is about the size I want. Thanks for your help @KidWilson33.
Eddie Fiola is about 5'4 so I'd say you wouldn't have a problem.
Small sprockets
Half link chains
Full cro mo frame
No brakes
Fat tires.
Pivot seats
Big handlebars
Bikes have changed alot
@@Raysharking Yea, but I was discussing what was still familiar then vs now. Back in the day bikes had Full Cro Mo as well though. There are a lot of new modern things for sure. Geo, Tire size, 1 1/8 headsets, double wall rims, 2 piece cranks, micro gearing and more.. Sealed bearing everything nowadays. Bikes are so easy to work on now. Thanks for the comment
When a crackhead gets a bmx 😂