Jerrick said:Yeah, I want to see it too. Ive been hearing you talk a lot about 27".
Probably for a few months now, and now 30"+ range.
Seriously though, filming isnt hard, even if its wet, your not jumping
onto anything, and im sure you have metal pinned pedals, so the rain
isnt going to stop you from jumping. Its not like its a skinny ride
comp or something, but knowing me, id still go out and try it. Sorry
for the rant, but I think rain is a poor excuse 90% of the time.
1 clip of you jumping, landing, and thats it, will by a few seconds
long, 30seconds at max. No editing, and just exporting it and getting
it on a site will not take more than 30mins, and thats pushing it
really bad.
Hope its all good though. If youre hitting this height with Si, I cant
wait to see you go SIF and add the large amount of tuck to that. Be
another good upper. Not sure how good you are with gaps, downs,
skinnys, precision and the other parts of trials.
Anyways, I may try this. Highest thing I remember is getting up
5.5-6pallets. So around 24"-26". May lower my seat and try for 30", but
im not saying that im in.
I will delete everything off my camera that i dont need, so i have
enough footage space, and i'll film EVERYTHING i do. Then hopefully
i'll be able to hit around 28''. (the way i set up my highjump bar, the
closest i can get with it before i go over 30'', is aroudn 28-29)
Today i might not be able to ride, i totaly effed up my ankle last
night, due to falling on wet grass next to a bunch of scrap wood and
obstacles, and its going to rain today, along with having to work.
Hell, Guys, i'll fricken set this thing up in my garage if i have to
just to show you though.
I'll do my best to get film of all of this.
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unibikeling
'sixsixone - Great equipment for all riding!' (http://sixsixone.com/)
beeper said:you sir, are unrealistic
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