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Offline aerostylie

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Re: Does no one ride oldskool for Freestyle?
« Reply #25 on: February 25, 2008, 02:01 PM »
Thanx for the replies guys and yeah I agree with peeps case for new school being the way to go to ride current parks, I've no probs at all (even though new bikes are a bit bland...but that's another arguement for another day ;)

I'm just disappointed that the oldskool freestyle scene doesn't appear to exist anymore or is that just my perception? When I joined Rad, I was expecting to see loads of oldskool bikes being ridden with all the old moves going down.
 
My original e-mail came about based upon a shout made on Kerrang about Rad 'keepin it oldskool' yet on Saturday it didn't look or remotely feel oldskool, just seemed like any other skatepark on a normal day.

Anyway not havin a dig at anyone or havin a go at what peeps ride, love you all......but not in a gay way.

Paul  ;)
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Re: Does no one ride oldskool for Freestyle?
« Reply #26 on: February 25, 2008, 02:15 PM »

on Saturday it didn't look or remotely feel oldskool, just seemed like any other skatepark on a normal day.



That is totally what I thought. It seemed quite busy, loads of under 20 yearolds, and whips everywhere you looked. Ive got no problems with that at all, but I can see why some (not you Paul  :daumenhoch:) didnt really feel like riding much.


Maybe it was that (some of) the riders there on Sat night were OS at HART, whatever wheels they were rollin!  :smitten:

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Re: Does no one ride oldskool for Freestyle?
« Reply #27 on: February 25, 2008, 02:24 PM »
maybe we could organise something just for old school bikes.
not necessarily at a park. not too sure what yet. maybe just a meet at an empty car park or something.
paul could bring his big chunky stereo again and we could all goof around doing front hops and back hops. a bit of balancing and maybe even the odd cherry picker.  ::)

we could make it strictly old school bikes only. no ramps for them to break on. just a chill out session.

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Re: Does no one ride oldskool for Freestyle?
« Reply #28 on: February 25, 2008, 03:04 PM »
Trev, if you want to set that up, I could knock up a kickturn ramp......  should be good for a laugh   :)

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Re: Does no one ride oldskool for Freestyle?
« Reply #29 on: February 25, 2008, 06:31 PM »
maybe we could organise something just for old school bikes.
not necessarily at a park. not too sure what yet. maybe just a meet at an empty car park or something.
paul could bring his big chunky stereo again and we could all goof around doing front hops and back hops. a bit of balancing and maybe even the odd cherry picker.  ::)

we could make it strictly old school bikes only. no ramps for them to break on. just a chill out session.


I like the idea of this...


Ray.

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Re: Does no one ride oldskool for Freestyle?
« Reply #30 on: February 25, 2008, 06:41 PM »
I'm suspicous of Trev's motives for wanting to meet up in a carpark.

it's only slightly less dodge than a laybay on Cannock chase.


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Re: Does no one ride oldskool for Freestyle?
« Reply #31 on: February 25, 2008, 07:03 PM »
None the less....

I'm in all TRM'd up and shit man



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