Got me thinking how rough whoops are and how the tire slaps that fender and if bikes are really made for whoops? Seems like whoops are so hard on a bike.
Got me thinking how rough whoops are and how the tire slaps that fender and if bikes are really made for whoops? Seems like whoops are so hard on a bike.
matze wrote:
Yes its great
Actually it’s outstandable.
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Whoops no problem ... from my experience it’s huck a buck when you run into issues
Don’t piss off the old people - the older they get the less “life in prison” is a deterrent for them!
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KMC440 wrote:
Blow the corner before and re-enter at the next safest place.
Stuntman949 wrote:
If you’re Jacob Hayes, you just go around the whoops at that point and then wonder why it wasn’t legal
Are you sure you don't mean Jeff Alessi?
"Sorry Goose, but it's time to buzz the tower."
its weird when you can hear the linkage slop through the TV on the pros bikes. clank clank clank
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Whoops are very hard on crankshafts. Thats what JBone told my Dad and I when he was bubbas wrench. He said the load and unload on the engine would cause crank bearings to fail
milliebays wrote:
its weird when you can hear the linkage slop through the TV on the pros bikes. clank clank clank
That’s the chain you’re hearing.