Left Circles Vs. Right Circles
11-08-2004, 07:38 PM
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Re: Left Circles Vs. Right Circles
Originally Posted by Emrock
so are u loosen that collar
11-08-2004, 08:54 PM
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Re: Left Circles Vs. Right Circles
Originally Posted by JAY-SOI
thats funny coming from you last i heard the word on the street is circles are easy and so i have started a boycott of circles so no more circles cause everyone says that ***** weak so i advise no one to do them they are officially gay
well said commander
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11-08-2004, 09:56 PM
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Re: Left Circles Vs. Right Circles
Originally Posted by DSOG Thomas
RH is harder
11-08-2004, 11:08 PM
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Re: Left Circles Vs. Right Circles
Originally Posted by DSOG Thomas
silly ***** you are a tru representer
You crack me up.
See ya in Alabama this weekend where you will be the tru east coast representer!! :YEAH
edit....no wonder you got so many posts
11-09-2004, 03:02 PM
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Re: Left Circles Vs. Right Circles
honestly do you think it has to do with what hand you use the like, right handed people seem to do smoother circles to the left, and vise versa, i dunno my 
or just like someone said about skateboarding, i am goofy foot but I'm right handed, it is all just a comfort factor who knows, again my
see y'all in alabama this weekend
or just like someone said about skateboarding, i am goofy foot but I'm right handed, it is all just a comfort factor who knows, again my
see y'all in alabama this weekend
Last edited by naturalborn; 11-09-2004 at 03:04 PM.
11-09-2004, 06:49 PM
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Re: Left Circles Vs. Right Circles
I started out going to the right cause you can actually lean off the bike, this way you can start wide and work your way in to a tighter circle. Once I learned how my bike reacted going to the right I transfered that to LH circles.
I do both now but I'm still more comfortable going to right cause it was easier to bail off.
Also with RH O's it seems like your brake stays under (more leverage) your foot better, more of a natural position?
I do both now but I'm still more comfortable going to right cause it was easier to bail off.
Also with RH O's it seems like your brake stays under (more leverage) your foot better, more of a natural position?
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