You will still need 6" of travel to smooth out the disturbances from the knobs on the tires.But imagine the rollover he would have with 29" wheels!
Good point. At that standover, he'd probably need some knee pads, a helmet and some troy lee pajamas.You will still need 6" of travel to smooth out the disturbances from the knobs on the tires.
Lets not forget a dropper post so you can get full leg extension when pushing your bike back up the hill.Good point. At that standover, he'd probably need some knee pads, a helmet and some troy lee pajamas.
I don't know...What is it?[joke]What's the hardest part of rollerblading on the North Shore?
Showing your father you are gay with visual proof.[joke]What's the hardest part of rollerblading on the North Shore?
Not getting any sand in your vagina?[joke]What's the hardest part of rollerblading on the North Shore?
I'm not disagreeing, but also in the nsmb comments was the fact that particular trail was designed for handicapped riders like Tara Llanes.A comment on NSMB sums up my thoughts: If a guy can rollerblade through them, the trails have been dumbed down to the extreme.
Ah, good point. I saw just the first two or thee comments there.I'm not disagreeing, but also in the nsmb comments was the fact that particular trail was designed for handicapped riders like Tara Llanes.
It probably never left Canadia.Aggressive inline skating is back? I thought that sport died out years ago.
do they still have mountain boarding too?It probably never left Canadia.
Shuffleboard on the Shore!Next sport - curling on the northshore.
You gotta admit that NWD 2 mountain board segment was pretty sweet...^ I don't even want to know.
Telling (with a straight face) all the dorks that live in vancouver you just rollerskated that shit they own a 7 grand bike to ride, eh?I don't know...What is it?
I definitely do not have to ever, in my life, till my dying day, admit that.You gotta admit that NWD 2 mountain board segment was pretty sweet...