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kicker sesh
short sesh on a brand new kicker.
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- Date Posted
- Apr 10, 2011 at 20:32Apr 10, 2011
- Category
- Street/Park/Jumping
- Location
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A place in canada, Alberta, Canada
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Da-Moose
(Apr 28, 2011 at 22:45)
Nah but really, nice little kicker. I need to build one for the off season. Dosent matter how weak or tiny what you ride is. as long as you have fun then its all good. People that call your stuff weak are probably people who ride konas and pretend to hit bigger stuff than they do.
I can hit some 20 foot gaps on my DH, but they are just low and fast. Somethimes a 4' gap with some kick to it can be just as challenging. My friend and i built a 3' steep ass kicker at his house, with a 10' gap. You needed serios speed. i figured with my DH expirience i could nail it on my porter, but boy was i wrong. It took me a while to get used to going higher, rather than farther...
anyway after all my rambling i really just wanted to say props for going out, building stuff, and riding it and enjoying biking.
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lol uhm? okay whats your biggest hit on a HT?
and does it really matter? everyone starts somewhere.... im sorry my first descant hit was a 4 footer.....
and does it really matter? everyone starts somewhere.... im sorry my first descant hit was a 4 footer.....
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and ive rode a 8 foot bowl, not that it really counts. but honestly who cares? 4' by 7' is, in my opinion, not that bad for my first hits over a 5 foot gap....
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LOL wait you hit a 7 foot kicker on a KONA? lolololol you must have ALOT of trust in your flow. lol