james99099

okay guys this is my stunt spot. It is right in front of my father-in-laws shop and like 10 sec from my house. It's right by the highway so there's always an audience. the only bad thing is the road has a high flat spot in the middle and is slightly cambered on both sides. my question is in doing slow wheelies does the road surface/condition matter that much as opposed to high speed wheelies?. In higher speed wheelies you would probably drift and wobble more. scraping on this would be bad to i think.

aNskY

lol

yeah u need to find a new spot bud

snigg

looks like garbage to me

verticaljay

we ride on worse everyday

its all about adapting to the spot your at

Emrock

perfectly said we ride on a road that had grass growing all over the place

evolrider

I would rape and pillage for a spot like that! Somthing that is that close, and that chill, is somthing I wish for. Theres nothing like that in cali for more that a couple hundred miles. Even though, cops would have had the lock down on somthing like that even if it existed.

standy

I learned on some rough and/ or crowned roads here in Michigan, and in my opinion, it made me a better rider. Some guys that only practice on smooth concrete don't know to react when somethng unexpected happens. Rough spots suck, but if you learn on them, you can ride on anything.

kingtuts

i totally agree with you.

Mikie

Adapting to your surroundings makes you a better rider. Work with what you got, but that road doesnt look good for scraping.

TEDDY.B

if nothing else you could get donuts on LOCK

matdawg99

yeper