Grab bar
Dec 15, 2004 | 11:36 PM
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Grab bar
Originally posted by: Speedy2222
i've seen it too.. my buddy did it.. but xcept of it ffalling back it went down forward and his leg went int othe bar and he was i nthe grass and hit a tree root( his foto was draggin o nteh ground) and it twisted his ankle..
Originally posted by: ZillaRider87
lol yea, that would suck to get your foot stuck, if you fell backwards and then the quad fell back down, youd break your ankle/foot. somthign not on my list of things to do
Originally posted by: Speedy2222
o yea... i stil ldo it..too but you don't need to have your foot so far in there that it gets stuck.. you jkust need about 4 inches in there ... to keep support
Originally posted by: ZillaRider87
when i first started wheelies, i liked to put one foot on the bar and one on the brakes, helped me find my balance point.
when i first started wheelies, i liked to put one foot on the bar and one on the brakes, helped me find my balance point.
Dec 16, 2004 | 07:00 PM
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Grab bar
Originally posted by: ZillaRider87
when i first started wheelies, i liked to put one foot on the bar and one on the brakes, helped me find my balance point.
when i first started wheelies, i liked to put one foot on the bar and one on the brakes, helped me find my balance point.
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