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hahaha it's all good. he's entitle to his opinion too, that's what makes this forum so awesome! yeah i think it is a pillow, he must be carrying one of these on the back
wow, I cant believe that guy took the time to write a damn book full of negative comments! But then again, look at his near stock bike, and look at yours.. LOL
BMX, your bike is looking hella good. I totally dig the bratstyle. Its nice to see someone go a different route with their bike, and not do the "bobber" style like myself. Can't wait to see her done!
You know eventually the bottom of your kick stand will get a scratch or two. Ditch the cardboard Mr OCD
freakin smart *** old guys (ol).....that's because it dips extra far now with the taller sidewall tires. gonna have to do something about that. last thing i'm worried about are a couple scratches.....
Originally Posted by Toast1148
wow, I cant believe that guy took the time to write a damn book full of negative comments! But then again, look at his near stock bike, and look at yours.. LOL
BMX, your bike is looking hella good. I totally dig the bratstyle. Its nice to see someone go a different route with their bike, and not do the "bobber" style like myself. Can't wait to see her done!
well again, that's his view and i'm cool with it. i'm glad he don't like it, that's potentially one less crazyorange style bike on the road looking like mine! haha. thanks toast!
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