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Published 24 May 2007
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Original post Voss
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24 May 2007, 22:16 UTC
#1
i kinda just "made" my own BC wheel i guess u could say but yea i used 1/4 inch thick steel for the plates adn i used an old bike tire fomr when i was a kid , ANYWAYS!!! im really haveing troubles geting started id liek someone to help me out on this things i need/would liek to know 1. how to turn 2. how to start without useing 2 pole adn pushing off of them 3. jump 4. speed up/slow down 5. adn thats all that comes to mind atm but yea plz any help woudl be [censored]'😎
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24 May 2007, 22:40 UTC
#2
watch a bc video and try to start out like they do...
jumping is jumping, just try it as for slowing down idk, let the tire burn the [censored] out of your leg.. to go faster ride the bc wheel down a hill...its all about momentum.. and for turning just try it too.. all you have to do is practice..but before u can turn or jump, u must be able to ride your bc wheel first..
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24 May 2007, 22:40 UTC
#3
*tear* 112 peopel veiwing htis adn not one person has tips on BC-ing🙁
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24 May 2007, 22:47 UTC
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hm.. i seee theres, adn there plates are shorter,er rather mine are longer really low to the groundliek reallyreally low
(picture suplied upon request)
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Spencer Hochberg
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24 May 2007, 22:59 UTC
#6
Voss said: hm.. i seee theres, adn there plates are shorter,er rather mine are longer really low to the groundliek reallyreally low
(picture suplied upon request)
Mine used to be 9" long and we cut them in the time we were filming for that because they kept twisting on me and it got annoying. Now they are around 4-5" long, I don't remember exactly. For slowing, lean the wheel into your leg. Get an ace bandage or some kind of protection or you will tear up your leg.
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24 May 2007, 23:06 UTC
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Spencer Hochberg said: Get an ace bandage or some kind of protection or you will tear up your leg.
especially if you're wearing shorts.
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24 May 2007, 23:25 UTC
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zfreak220 said: especially if you're wearing shorts.
Why would you ride a bc with shorts on?
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25 May 2007, 01:03 UTC
#10
Yeah well thats stupid. Never bc without a leg wrap.
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25 May 2007, 02:04 UTC
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well yeah of course your going to protect your leg if your wear shorts unless you want a painful stinging abrasion.
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Spencer Hochberg
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25 May 2007, 02:40 UTC
#16
on my bc wheel we have he plates spaced out kinda far from the tire i guess..im not sure if its far or not, but i dont hit my leg very much now...they are farther apart than my first bc wheel..
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25 May 2007, 03:26 UTC
#17
Voss said: i have sixsixones =D
Those are -horrible- for bc. They only have 180 degree protection and bc often rubs the back of your leg. Even the front section isn't strong enough to withstand bc, it get shreded in no time.
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25 May 2007, 03:48 UTC
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Evan Byrne said: Those are -horrible- for bc. They only have 180 degree protection and bc often rubs the back of your leg. Even the front section isn't strong enough to withstand bc, it get shreded in no time.
....*lowers voice* you'd get shedded...
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25 May 2007, 04:21 UTC
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lol hm..well i think i may cut my plates so they arnt so tall maybe shave an inch or 2 off
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25 May 2007, 04:23 UTC
#20
im just testing to see if my signature is working
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