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  1. Original post
    Jack
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    I found a website that has videos of how to bunnyhop with flat pedals.

    It separates the front pull and the backhop then puts it together for the bunny hop. That's how I
    learned to bunny hop on flat pedals. The hardest part is to learn to backhop the rear tire.

    bmxbasics.orgbmx0703.html

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  2. Destroy
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    jack said:

    I found a website that has videos of how to bunnyhop with flat pedals.

    It separates the front pull and the backhop then puts it together for the bunny hop. That's how I
    learned to bunny hop on flat pedals. The hardest part is to learn to backhop the rear tire.

    bmxbasics.orgbmx0703.html

    Yeah, I'm not Monique but very impressive site. Thanks for the link and info.

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  3. Monique Y. Herm
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    On Wed, 24 Sep 2003 15:53:47 -1000, jack <[email hidden]> penned:

    Quoted message said:

    I found a website that has videos of how to bunnyhop with flat pedals.

    It separates the front pull and the backhop then puts it together for the bunny hop. That's how I
    learned to bunny hop on flat pedals. The hardest part is to learn to backhop the rear tire.

    bmxbasics.orgbmx0703.html

    Thanks very much! I've forwarded that to my mail account so I can check it out later =)

    --
    monique

    My pointless ramblings: bounceswoosh.orgindex.php

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  4. Carla A-G
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    "jack" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I found a website that has videos of how to bunnyhop with flat pedals.

    It separates the front pull and the backhop then puts it together for the bunny hop. That's how I
    learned to bunny hop on flat pedals. The hardest part is to learn to backhop the rear tire.

    bmxbasics.orgbmx0703.html

    Also, look under the "how to" section:

    biketrials.combiketrials.com

    And under the "techniques" section, they also have videos and pics:

    trials-online.comtrials-online.com

    - CA-G

    Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!

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  5. Bomba
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    jack said:

    I found a website that has videos of how to bunnyhop with flat pedals.

    It separates the front pull and the backhop then puts it together for the bunny hop. That's how I
    learned to bunny hop on flat pedals. The hardest part is to learn to backhop the rear tire.

    bmxbasics.orgbmx0703.html

    And guess what Monique, he's a Linux geek too!

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  6. Sorni
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    "bomba" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    jack said:

    I found a website that has videos of how to bunnyhop with flat pedals.

    It separates the front pull and the backhop then puts it together for


    the

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    bunny hop. That's how I learned to bunny hop on flat pedals. The


    hardest

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    part is to learn to backhop the rear tire.

    bmxbasics.orgbmx0703.html

    And guess what Monique, he's a Linux geek too!

    Isn't that redundant?!?

    Bill "just pushes buttons and hope things work" S.

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  7. Monique Y. Herm
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    On Thu, 25 Sep 2003 18:41:54 +0200, bomba <[email hidden]> penned:

    Quoted message said:


    And guess what Monique, he's a Linux geek too!

    =P

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    monique

    My pointless ramblings: bounceswoosh.orgindex.php

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  8. Greg P.
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    "bomba" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
    | And guess what Monique, he's a Linux geek too!

    So am I! I'm an admin...and exactly what is wrong with that?!? Hmm?!? Hmm?!?

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  9. Greg P.
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    "Stephen Baker" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...
    | Steve "my name is Steve and I was a HASP geek...."

    There is no "was" in geek. Once a geek, always a geek buddy.

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  10. Bomba
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    Greg P. said:

    | And guess what Monique, he's a Linux geek too!

    So am I! I'm an admin...and exactly what is wrong with that?!? Hmm?!? Hmm?!?

    Wow, tetchy - you must be new here. Both Monique and I are Linux geeks, I was just pointing out that
    Jack is too.

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