urban downhill world...erm?JRogers said:"Mr. Boudreaux came up with an apt analogy that has spread through the urban downhill world. 'When you ride a Brooklyn, you're a hot chick in a thong,' he said."
Yeah, I say and think that all the time....
Free riding is one of the extreme sports that started in California in the 1990's
Not spins, mind you. Just turns. No spinning allowed.On the parks' rocks and stairways, riders can practice jumps and trick moves like 360-degree midair turns
"A lot of inner-city kids are getting into rock bands, music like P.O.D., just from watching downhill DVD's."
mack said:id give the reporter a break, lets put it into perspective.
ud have to write a article on, hhmm. Coordnated Dacne routines. howd ud fare?
It's cool that the article made it into the Times, and it's certainly not the writer's fault, but whoever the editor is needs to either read up before he edits articles of this nature, or find someone to consult on it.. It's just rife with inaccurate phrasing and information.mack said:id give the reporter a break, lets put it into perspective.
ud have to write a article on, hhmm. Coordnated Dacne routines. howd ud fare?
are you in yr 20s or 30s? as one gets older the trend for increased salary is a strong one.Curiouscaptian01 said:Free riders, typically men in their 20's to mid-30's, often spend close to $10,000 on customized bicycles with dual-fork front suspensions and powerful rear shock absorbers designed to withstand violent landings.
wow 10 grand if I had spent that much on my bike, I would have to live in it somehow... kind of like a person living in their car.
tmx said:ny times style dorks with half-assed info. if the bikes cost 100 bucks they wouldn't want to have anything to do with it. but it's the niche/boutique flavor combined with the price tag.
pretty sure some of those park riders won't appreciate mike telling the gawkers the bikes are MORE than the grand they're already sweatin' over. let them think it's only 1g, safer for us all. (not that i ride in the park on my big bike, but plenty others do.) he's a super nice kid though, psyched for his coverage, especially because he's the one who got the reporter psyched on it and really pushed him to meet with brooklyn.
That quote was the one I was about to post...BurlyShirley said:"Mr. Jawien's Race Link, have become status symbols not just in the free-riding world (where the Race Link is considered the Lamborghini of bicycles)"
Bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahhahahahhahahh! Bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahhahahahhahahhahha!
Is that mean its an overpriced, overhyped, outdated vehicle that won't run for more than two days in a row?where the Race Link is considered the Lamborghini of bicycles
Mr. Boudreaux came up with an apt analogy that has spread through the urban downhill world. "When you ride a Brooklyn, you're a hot chick in a thong," he said.
DRB said:Is that mean its an overpriced, overhyped, outdated vehicle that won't run for more than two days in a row?
Have you ever actually seen or ridden a Brooklyn?DRB said:Is that mean its an overpriced, overhyped, outdated vehicle that won't run for more than two days in a row?