Who all is sick of circles?
#41
Re: Who all is sick of circles?
Yeah I also know that his bike weighs 30 lbs...Not awhole lot of danger in that now is there ?
danger and skill are two sperate things....
But I dont consider Freestyle on a bicycle the same as trying to tame a sportsbike..
So when the circle thread or any stunt thread comes up and I read someone on a bicycle giving advice to up and coming riders who are battling their way thru the stunt game I say cut it out...
I have seen this time after time on here...Not just from GDP but others as well..
#42
Re: Who all is sick of circles?
Originally Posted by deathwishriders
circles are cool ...as long as the rider does them inbetween 300+ foot endos, mad burnout combos, bar tricks, and other sht
i guess watching a one dimensional rider gets boring no matter what he/she is doing---d
i guess watching a one dimensional rider gets boring no matter what he/she is doing---d
Heres how I look at it, circles are cool, bar tricks are cool, burnouts are cool, endos are cool....the trick is to mix them up, if you can roll 100' endos, 5 circles in a row, and all bar tricks, with some nice burnouts and maybe some coasters and no-handers, that would be more entertaining to me than someone who can rock 80 circles in a row, but couldn't pull off a bar trick, coaster, no-hander,..........
Keep in mind most audiences aren't hardcore into stunting, and the only way they're gonna know circles are harder is if a come up stunter in the crowd tells them, so seeing the same thing over and over will lose their interest, but things they see as really dangerous gets them going crazy, I can remember Dan Jackson and Johnny Seals rolling endos at show side by side around a corner on a banked outer road that ran along the highway.....5 minutes earlier Dan was bustin out all kinds of stuff, but they blew up when the endos started!!! Bringing that tail high in a stoppie or really low in a bar trick or coaster LOOKS more dangerous to the crowd, especially at higher speeds.
#43
Re: Who all is sick of circles?
yup eaze is right..people wanna see dangerous looking ****..which IS dangerous if you lose control..even doing the most dangerous **** on a bicycle is about as dangerous as just riding a sportbike..thats why i dont see bicycle stunting as anything respectable..ps you gonna be at ride of the century? we can hook up and kill it if you want.
#45
Re: Who all is sick of circles?
U see thats the difference, you consider danger and skill 2 different things b/c there really is not alot of danger learning tricks on a bicycle...
However on the big bikes, until you acquire the skill its all danger..Thats the rush of learning a new trick knowing that there is a fine line between fun and pain...The danger is always there, afterall we are talking about a 400 lb bike that can inflict damage in a snap of a finger....The better you get the less dangerous it is until you get into a new trick...
Some of you guys talk about idle tricks like its taboo, even tho you probably just spent the last 2 years mastering it..Now b/c you have acquired the skills to go out and hit the streets with your new found talent you think others should follow...even tho they are still in the parkin lot learning like you were..
Our city is full of sportbikes power wheeling all over town..It isnt safe...90 percent have no control and use the bikes power to get them up to freeway speeds..Hell 3 years ago I went 11 miles down the freeway thinking I was all about the control when in actual fact you could of removed the rear brake as I never touched it even when it was on 2 wheels...lol...You guys want to rock the highways and keep it real and all that gangsta shiat..Phuckin give her..But do you really think there is longevity in that ? The slow stuff teaches you alot of control both clutch and brake...So dont be so quick to dismiss it...Circles is just another level of control..
Def the most frustrating trick to date other than maybe trying to steer an endo...
Aint nuthin wrong with rockin the lot all day as long as you are having fun..
Cheers
SK
However on the big bikes, until you acquire the skill its all danger..Thats the rush of learning a new trick knowing that there is a fine line between fun and pain...The danger is always there, afterall we are talking about a 400 lb bike that can inflict damage in a snap of a finger....The better you get the less dangerous it is until you get into a new trick...
Some of you guys talk about idle tricks like its taboo, even tho you probably just spent the last 2 years mastering it..Now b/c you have acquired the skills to go out and hit the streets with your new found talent you think others should follow...even tho they are still in the parkin lot learning like you were..
Our city is full of sportbikes power wheeling all over town..It isnt safe...90 percent have no control and use the bikes power to get them up to freeway speeds..Hell 3 years ago I went 11 miles down the freeway thinking I was all about the control when in actual fact you could of removed the rear brake as I never touched it even when it was on 2 wheels...lol...You guys want to rock the highways and keep it real and all that gangsta shiat..Phuckin give her..But do you really think there is longevity in that ? The slow stuff teaches you alot of control both clutch and brake...So dont be so quick to dismiss it...Circles is just another level of control..
Def the most frustrating trick to date other than maybe trying to steer an endo...
Aint nuthin wrong with rockin the lot all day as long as you are having fun..
Cheers
SK
#46
Re: Who all is sick of circles?
Originally Posted by john LegionST
it sucks cause its one of those tricks that is boring (to do and watch) but that you NEED to be able to do and they take a lot of work to lock down! I hate sitting in a lot all night working on different O's but it has to be done.
But to answer the question, yes im sick of them.
I know some of you are going to ask WHY do we practice them if they are boring and we are sick of them and so on... well the answer is simple... we strive to be all around good riders... not circle ******, or stoppie ******, or idle ******... we want to be EVERYTHING ******!!! LOL
But to answer the question, yes im sick of them.
I know some of you are going to ask WHY do we practice them if they are boring and we are sick of them and so on... well the answer is simple... we strive to be all around good riders... not circle ******, or stoppie ******, or idle ******... we want to be EVERYTHING ******!!! LOL
i dont think you NEED to learn them, Ronnie from Reality doesnt do them, and he to this day is still one of the most entertaining riders out there PERIOD.
#47
Re: Who all is sick of circles?
Originally Posted by DoodleF4i
yup eaze is right..people wanna see dangerous looking ****..which IS dangerous if you lose control..even doing the most dangerous **** on a bicycle is about as dangerous as just riding a sportbike..thats why i dont see bicycle stunting as anything respectable..ps you gonna be at ride of the century? we can hook up and kill it if you want.
#48
Re: Who all is sick of circles?
Originally Posted by SmurfKilla
U see thats the difference, you consider danger and skill 2 different things b/c there really is not alot of danger learning tricks on a bicycle...
However on the big bikes, until you acquire the skill its all danger..
Thats the rush of learning a new trick knowing that there is a fine line between fun and pain...
Some of you guys talk about idle tricks like its taboo, even tho you probably just spent the last 2 years mastering it..Now b/c you have acquired the skills to go out and hit the streets with your new found talent you think others should follow...even tho they are still in the parkin lot learning like you were..
Our city is full of sportbikes power wheeling all over town..It isnt safe...90 percent have no control and use the bikes power to get them up to freeway sppeds..Hell 3 years ago I went 11 miles down the freeway thinking I was all about the control when in actual fact you could of removed the rear brake as I never touched it even when it was on 2 wheels...lol...The slow stuff teaches you alot of control both clutch and brake...So dont be so quick to dismiss it...Circles is just another level of control which I have yet to master..
Def the most frustrating trick to date other than maybe trying to steer an endo...
Aint nuthin wrong with rockin the lot all day as long as you are having fun..
Cheers
SK
#50
Re: Who all is sick of circles?
OK,........ENOUGH WITH THE BICYCLE BULLSHYT!!!!!
Regardless of how you look at it, a bicycle, or fiddy, or go-cart, or ATV, or whatever, NONE of them are stuntbikes!!!!!!!!!!! They are all cool with me, and will ride anything, but a bicycle(because I'm lazy and thats too much damn work), but will never be like a stuntbike.
Tricks are cool on a bicycle, Darius's shifter go-kart is pimp as hell, fiddys are fun as hell, but people on here don't tell how to do something on them unless they have one and ride it. I would make an **** of myself on a bicycle tryin to show you how to ride a wheelie, but have ridden a 400ex for years and could tell you how to do whatever you wanna know...THAT I CAN ALREADY DO!
Dont intend to offend anyone or start anymore BS drama, this is an opinioin thread about circles and some good things have been posted, but we have to fish thru 50 posts of "bicycles are gay", "no you're gay"......blah blah blah
If you have NO streetbike and don't stunt a streetbike, you are QUALIFIED to give your opinion as a fan/spectator/whatever. If you are a stunter but you can't rock a circle and/or haven't tried (like me) you are QUALIFIED to give your opinion as someone who can't/hasn't tried. I gave my opinion as someone who can't so my opinion comes from being a spectator and what I would want to see to keep me entertained, I couldn't tell you anything about how hard they are to do, or how rewarding it is to finally "get them down." I do know how rewarding it was to ride a long spreader down the highway at the balance point, and how it felt to slow down a standup on the highway tho.....so news tricks are rewarding, on a stuntbike, bicycle, fiddy or whatever.
Again, not to **** anyone off but this is getting old, I don't give any credibilty to advice about doing tricks from people on bicycles, its entirely different, BUT I respect what they can do! When it comes to a 400EX I can ride one fairly well, but I don't post vids on here, nor do I give advice based on riding it, if I have advice it comes from experience riding my RR.
I'm tired, and I'm done.
Regardless of how you look at it, a bicycle, or fiddy, or go-cart, or ATV, or whatever, NONE of them are stuntbikes!!!!!!!!!!! They are all cool with me, and will ride anything, but a bicycle(because I'm lazy and thats too much damn work), but will never be like a stuntbike.
Tricks are cool on a bicycle, Darius's shifter go-kart is pimp as hell, fiddys are fun as hell, but people on here don't tell how to do something on them unless they have one and ride it. I would make an **** of myself on a bicycle tryin to show you how to ride a wheelie, but have ridden a 400ex for years and could tell you how to do whatever you wanna know...THAT I CAN ALREADY DO!
Dont intend to offend anyone or start anymore BS drama, this is an opinioin thread about circles and some good things have been posted, but we have to fish thru 50 posts of "bicycles are gay", "no you're gay"......blah blah blah
If you have NO streetbike and don't stunt a streetbike, you are QUALIFIED to give your opinion as a fan/spectator/whatever. If you are a stunter but you can't rock a circle and/or haven't tried (like me) you are QUALIFIED to give your opinion as someone who can't/hasn't tried. I gave my opinion as someone who can't so my opinion comes from being a spectator and what I would want to see to keep me entertained, I couldn't tell you anything about how hard they are to do, or how rewarding it is to finally "get them down." I do know how rewarding it was to ride a long spreader down the highway at the balance point, and how it felt to slow down a standup on the highway tho.....so news tricks are rewarding, on a stuntbike, bicycle, fiddy or whatever.
Again, not to **** anyone off but this is getting old, I don't give any credibilty to advice about doing tricks from people on bicycles, its entirely different, BUT I respect what they can do! When it comes to a 400EX I can ride one fairly well, but I don't post vids on here, nor do I give advice based on riding it, if I have advice it comes from experience riding my RR.
I'm tired, and I'm done.
#56
Re: Who all is sick of circles?
Originally Posted by GundamnitPete
yeah, link me to the post of which you are talking about
<3 circles.....just like any other trick personal style plays a big role.
I'll agree that after a few they do get rather boring....but it si fun when you have a few poeple watching and everytime you come around their jaw drops farther down,lol
i did 47 circles that way just yesterday, lol
throwing some other stuff into circles is cool tho, such as SS circles.....
combo circles, sitdown circle to standup circle to SS circle to frog circle to spreader circle, etc. etc. etc.
I'll agree that after a few they do get rather boring....but it si fun when you have a few poeple watching and everytime you come around their jaw drops farther down,lol
i did 47 circles that way just yesterday, lol
throwing some other stuff into circles is cool tho, such as SS circles.....
combo circles, sitdown circle to standup circle to SS circle to frog circle to spreader circle, etc. etc. etc.
the more you do them, the more you enjoy doing them and the more you enjoy watching others do them .
getting an XR100 soon, and what's wrong with me saying i enjoy watching circles? i sure as hell didn't until i started trying them
notice the I.E. it's my beleif that once someone really gets into them (as i have) they enjoy them
did you enjoy LEARNING idle? now that you can ride idle do you enjoy it?
I don't wanna argue anymore, I posted my opinion, I'm only gonna respond as far as my opinion goes as WATCHING PEOPLE ROCK CIRCLES
HERE GOES:
I think Darius and Dan Jackson and more need to all rock some circles together, then everything else too, like highchair scrapes :YEAH
#59
Re: Who all is sick of circles?
Originally Posted by eazenutz33
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47 circle on a bicycle isn't the same as on a sportbike, too many variances, how can you do a frogger without a gas tank
47 circle on a bicycle isn't the same as on a sportbike, too many variances, how can you do a frogger without a gas tank
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you aren't doing them, you are riding a bicycle
not like they are easy or anything, but hey what would you know about that?
there's no idle on a bicycle, you have pedals
I don't wanna argue anymore, I posted my opinion, I'm only gonna respond as far as my opinion goes as WATCHING PEOPLE ROCK CIRCLES
I'm sure you must think circles on a bicycle are easy the only thing circles are easy on is a wheel chair
go ahead and get on your lil sister or brothers 10 speed and rock out man, i'm sure you'll have a new found respect for what i do, just as i do of you guys
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Re: Who all is sick of circles?
Eaze never said a thing about them being easy, or that he did not have respect for your bicycle riding abilities. He simply stated that in a thread about sportbike circles, you shouldn't be spaeking and giving your opinion as a rider. You don't ride these things yet. Thats all he is saying. Fu(ks sake.... Like I said. If you do circles in a show, I think you should rock them off idle, or just purposely haggard. That way they are entertaining to watch. Or find the crappiest part of pavement to do them on. Like in the OM DVD when sillyneck rolls circs on the dirt. Thats cool. Or work circles into something else, like float in a fast coaster, then go into circles. That way there's variety..... My buddy josh and I decided that from now on we open shows with power wheelies.... Those are cooler anyway.