LHD and MTB explained.

 Did that too, but your natural side will always be your natural side.

 I ran 4 pegs so long this season that my opposite side almost took over. so much that I had to cut down to 3 pegs to go back to learning more regular side grinds. I'm complicated, though.

 You also would need 8" or more rise bars.

 I fail to see how a higher bb would lower my front end by 8"

 this although true would make finding comfy bars(hight wise) a bit of an issue....

 When you raise the BB, you raise the stand over. When you raise the stand over, you raise the bars.
If you are +20mm BB on a 26" frame, and minus 40mm when you drop the head tube by running a lower fork like the Bronx or Rebate, you've already lost 2" in bar height. This is why I am running 3.5" rise bars with a 1/2" spacer. Normally I would run a 2" rise bar, but all the geo that makes a 2" rise bar fit has changed. So if you are talking raising the BB like a 20", now you're looking at close to a 6" overall change. Depending on specifics, you'd be looking between a 6" and 8" rise bar. Otherwise you would be extremely hunched over, and the bike would be nearly impossible to ride.

 like i said, finding bars would be a tad problematic that and bmx bars on a mtb ? do not want

 Yeah, 3.5 is as high as I'm willing to go.

 i think the highest id willingly go is 2-3, depends on the bike, i really like a low front end(with in reason) so id prob start off low and work my way up

 Solution, don't run the low fork.

 Only by a portion of the equation.

 2010 Eastern Nightrain hub. Google it.

 you're not running any bikes with the lhd and a disc though, since no frames have a mount on the right and you would just bend discs all day anyways.

 There are lhd drive hubs out there with the disc on the left. There are frames with mounts on the right as well. Not many, but they exist. The whole point of this, and the forum it was created for is to demonstrate the need for the industry to try and keep up.

 i dont see the need for this anymore, there are so few people doing this on mountain bikes that its a lost venture and a waste of money for any company to put the work into a lhd + disc hub.

 Not very bright or follow the sport very well do ya? It's gaining momentum. More and more big companies are producing 110mm frames because they realize the need for it, and see what more and more riders are doing. Two years ago there wasn't a market. Right now it's going nowhere but up. Get a clue.

 yeah im pretty much just really dumb. Oh and i ride a bmx bike if i want to ride a skatepark, not a useless larger version of a bmx bike

 if you're doing grinds on an mtb you're running rim brakes its as simple as that

 You are ignorant. Thanks for reinforcing my point!
I've always rode a disc, and I grind. Simple as that.
I also grind on both sides.

As for that totally retarded statement about BMX, MTB, and skateparks..... Maybe bike riding just isn't for you. You do know that BMX stands for Bicycle Motocross right? You also know that a BMX bike that you would use in a skatepark is a modified version of a race bike right? I'm guessing you didn't. You probably also didn't know that left side drive was invented for guys who grind on the right with a BMX bike.

So, from these completely uneducated and totally ridiculous statement of yours, I'm gathering that you firmly believe that BMX bikes are the only bikes on the planet that should modify themselves to suit other riding needs.

Go buy a skateboard. Those are pretty much unchanged since their inception.

Dumbass!

 YOU NAILED IT BRO

 Really?
That's all you have?
A repeated phrase created by some other schmuck who had nothing else to say?
What an awesome display of originality!
Your dads must be proud!

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