husky stunters
08-29-2007, 07:11 PM
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Re: husky stunters
im 6ft nuthin 245, i can do some **** but i deff cant jump around the bike like theese little midget skinny ***** that look like they are sitting down when they are doin a seat stander! My stock pegs dident hold me so i had to get the omr subcage too!
08-29-2007, 08:20 PM
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Re: husky stunters
i'm 6 ft 220, i think i'm the perfect size, can't bust no crazy combo's all over the bike (i'm a squid anyway) but i don't think it will limit what i can do, i aint gonna be pullin through high chairs or nothin but i don't care, them skinny dudes aint pullin much *****, chics know them dudes would get tossed around
08-29-2007, 11:57 PM
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Re: husky stunters
i was just curious to know how many stunters up here arent exactly in peak physical condition, if u know what i mean. i know it is physically demanding and whatnot but im 6'3 310 and not really a big tub of lard but definately big. im not the best in the world by any means but i can ride some decent slow wheelies and im about to scrape 12, and i was wondering who else is in the same boat with me
08-30-2007, 12:27 AM
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Re: husky stunters
just keep working at it i'm 5'10 245lbs I can pull in and out hc 50 50 dbl can i can stall jump to 50 50 and bunch of other litlle guy tricks **** o-dawg from f-word is tucking in out o's and he's like 240lbs and i'm doing it on a 06 636 they say that bikes cramped!!!!!! good luck!!!!!!!Hawaiian Dave WestcoastConnection!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
08-30-2007, 12:57 AM
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Re: husky stunters
just keep working at it i'm 5'10 245lbs I can pull in and out hc 50 50 dbl can i can stall jump to 50 50 and bunch of other litlle guy tricks **** o-dawg from f-word is tucking in out o's and he's like 240lbs and i'm doing it on a 06 636 they say that bikes cramped!!!!!! good luck!!!!!!!Hawaiian Dave WestcoastConnection!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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08-30-2007, 01:41 AM
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Re: husky stunters
its good to find out that fatties can play the game too. also that there are some of us with some pretty impressive skills. i gotta get a subcage and get out to the spot more often. hopefully sometime before too long ill be hittin some spreaders highchairs and circles and ill be happy as hell.
08-30-2007, 02:15 AM
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Re: husky stunters
6'7" and 230 here. pretty damned big. my weight is just fine I think my height is a limiting factor in my case for trying to crawl through but I am decent at combos O's and side clutch up stalls to spreaders and **** I think it does help for control of the bike and it limits some fastness and agility!, but I am running stock clip on's still so that may change. we'll see if I can get my monster legs through.
08-30-2007, 02:19 AM
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08-30-2007, 03:35 AM
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Re: husky stunters
Sub cage - OMR baby, built for fatties!
Anyone over 250lbs NEEDS to buy themselves an OMR subframe cage, it's amazing how much it helps
FYI - I have powers too, it wasn't as good.
Anyone over 250lbs NEEDS to buy themselves an OMR subframe cage, it's amazing how much it helps
FYI - I have powers too, it wasn't as good.
08-30-2007, 07:48 AM
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Re: husky stunters
I like the term "husky" hehe. I wondered about this too, seems like there'd be disadvantages and advantages. I'm 5'2" and 110lbs and sometimes I get intimidated by the size of the bike, and won't try stuff that I really would like to do.
