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Title: show some respect and learn
Post by: superbikedan on June 08, 2008, 11:07 PM
tbh over the last couple of weeks i read through some quite nasty threads

that start with some member saying that some part he bought has snapped or

cracked. well the minutes it's posted everyone fires back with well it ok with me or

it's a piece of shite,  listen, if your not a full on rider don't shout back, leave it to the lads

who ride and abuse these parts, i saw a ti profile axle crack today, my billy has now broke

two profile crank arms, endless pedals ect, the amount of bars and frames i have seen

cracked through riding,  and i mean RIDING, not cruising around but proper seshes going down,

this is when you know that these parts are good or bad, trust the boys that do it, obbie and davemc

isaac. billybmx billy stupps ect will ride theses parts to the max, it really digs me when a hard rider breaks

a part and a not so full on rider argues to the point where it gets outta hand that,  well it's fine with me.

it's not fine, if you dont push it to the max, you cant judge, these parts will break and the full on riders

are the test pilots, they know whats best ;)
Title: Re: show some respect and learn
Post by: moomin on June 08, 2008, 11:15 PM
Does that include BMX cameras Dan :angel:
Title: Re: show some respect and learn
Post by: superbikedan on June 08, 2008, 11:17 PM
Does that include BMX cameras Dan :angel:


 :-[  ;D that was just me being dumb ;D
Title: Re: show some respect and learn
Post by: RATTY on June 08, 2008, 11:34 PM
Dan, I would slap her next time she disrespects ya :angel: :knuppel2:
Title: Re: show some respect and learn
Post by: SaMAlex on June 08, 2008, 11:41 PM
The way I see it is EVERYTHING brakes. The right rider (or should that be the wrong rider?), and a hard enough trick will take everything out in the end. Even the 10 lb monstor frames of the 90s got broken sometimes. Now with bikes getting lighter and lighter, snapped parts will be more and more common. Its just a question of time before riders get fed up with it and heavy parts come back "in".
Title: Re: show some respect and learn
Post by: superbikedan on June 08, 2008, 11:47 PM
The way I see it is EVERYTHING brakes. The right rider (or should that be the wrong rider?), and a hard enough trick will take everything out in the end. Even the 10 lb monstor frames of the 90s got broken sometimes. Now with bikes getting lighter and lighter, snapped parts will be more and more common. Its just a question of time before riders get fed up with it and heavy parts come back "in".

alex mate so true, every part will break by some rider,   my thread was to try and stop the arguments between

full on hard riders against riders who own these parts and will never push it, so cant defend what they own,

you have to ride them hard to know ;)
Title: Re: show some respect and learn
Post by: moomin on June 09, 2008, 12:25 AM
Dan, I would slap her next time she disrespects ya :angel: :knuppel2:

does anyone know this imposter that posted, sounds like a right twat  :angel: :2funny: :2funny: :smitten: or trouble maker  :LolLolLolLol:
Title: Re: show some respect and learn
Post by: steve Beech TA on June 09, 2008, 09:10 AM


I can see the logic in what  your saying SBD, and tend to agree :daumenhoch:
Title: Re: show some respect and learn
Post by: Stodgy on June 09, 2008, 09:19 AM
Dan - nothing breaks here mate. Everything is brilliant. Mind you, nothing I have leaves the safety of the carpet.

 ;)
Title: Re: show some respect and learn
Post by: dialledbikes on June 09, 2008, 10:14 AM
Fair comment Superbike Dan.

Like Alex says, it's a case of the right riders choosing the right parts for them/their riding style.

If stuff never breaks, it's too heavy.
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