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Originally Posted by
NME
You're like 2 hours away! Hardly an excuse but when your ride has 360 cubic inches of pure mayhem under the hood, it can be costly.
we talked earlier this summer i think when you first moved to charlotte area. We had a rider come every weekend from West Virginia to ride but we just lost him due to a bike accident but he'd still be traveling here with his gmc sierra full of stuff and his trailor behind. 2hrs isnt bad at all. Theres a total of 6 of us now that ride every Sunday your welcome to come out anytime and chill/ride. Def worth it as our spot is dope as hell and big enough to have a minimum of 15 to 20 riders going at the same time

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just move over here and we'll do some stoppies every weekend!
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what trials bike did you get?
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my experience has always been the same. I rode dirt for years, loved it, always had someone to ride with and when I had no one to ride with I rode by myself for another year then sold my shit. fast forward a few months and I was kicking myself.
it def sucks riding by yourself but like the others say, if you think your done just store that bitch for now I'm sure your gonna get the itch to ride again
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Originally Posted by
Cjones
where did you get that trailer or did you make it?
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Let's all sell our bikes and buy trials bikes so we can do this hahaha thats what im gonna do
[nomedia="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIL7zqrEyNg"]YouTube - Urban Freestyler - Trials[/nomedia]
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i got one and so do friends. everyone is right about doing what makes YOU happy. imo tirals is fun and challenging but also much harder to get good at than freestyle. your progress will reach a wall rather quickly and after that it will take time and dedication (like anything else) to continue to improve.
sure, they are fun in your driveway or yard, but the real fun in them is riding trails and obstacles WITH FRIENDS, so again it comes down to you. if it were me, i'd keep both. you need to diversify, thats what keeps riding interesting.
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I'm just getting burnt out on the Stuntbike and I wanna mix it up. I'm not gonna sell my bike, but I would like to have a trials bike in addition. I would like to be good enough on it so it could be another element to our show.
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Originally Posted by
squidwheelies
I'm just getting burnt out on the Stuntbike and I wanna mix it up. I'm not gonna sell my bike, but I would like to have a trials bike in addition. I would like to be good enough on it so it could be another element to our show.
good enough for a show is a ways away, believe me. sure you can stoppie, wheelie, burnout on it, but actual trials moves are very hard.
variety is the spice of life: stunt, roadrace, mx, enduro, trials, adventure, sumo...do it all!