Triball said:I have a 20" BC. Nimbus plates, other is from an old BMX I think. Cost
me 60€. Not that expensive for a fun "toy".
I got 20 meters or so with it🙂 Tried a skate mount, figured out the
weight balance, I just need to put my foot on the plate.
Where do you have the "pin" from the axle? Is it above the middle of
the foot, or 1/3 or 3/4? I have it on the middle, but it hurts so much
after a day of training, because it rubs my ankle. But if I put me foot
back for a bit, it feels weird
Check out my video. It's not the best and it's old, but there's plenty
of footage. I'm actually in the process of making a really awesome BC
video right now. New camera angles (on my leg, shoe, street, etc...)
and it's going to be really cool. But for now check out this video I
made back in March. I'm much better at the BC now and I'm continually
improving. It's so fun!! Another important thing is to find a nice
stead hill, not too steep, and that eventually levels off to flat
road.
My video (new & better one coming soon):
A lot has changed since this video so don't be too critical. I can now
ride 1 leg on frame and wheel walk. Here's my first uni video:
This video isn't mine but it is still pretty impressive:
Like I've said, I am making a really awesome BC video...I'll post it
here when it's done. Good luck learning! It's a challenge but lots of
fun! (ps: wear leg armor or pants!!)
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joejumps4fun
~*Joey*
Clipless on a BC is asking for trouble.
Check out my videos and more at www.geocities.com/jneigh4
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