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general car and site related talk and chat.
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TURBevO8
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by TURBevO8 » September 23, 2007
Well ever since I was a little kid I was obsessed with cars. Not just imports. Hot Rods, muscle cars, antiques, anything with 4 wheels and an engine. Then when I was about 13 I started really getting into BMX. I rode dirt and street for years and then after a pretty bad crash on dirt I started riding flatland and that for me really took off around 16 years old or so. Anyway as the years went on I kind of got out of riding but kept staying into cars. And as I got older I noticed how many kids went from bmx and skateboarding to the import scene. Did anyone else notice this? Did anyone else get into these sports when they were younger? For example, I have known Justin (Munster) and John (Saint) since I was like 15 or 16 through BMX and we are still freinds but now we are into cars more than riding as we are older. Just kind of thought of this tonight after too many beers during the Steeler game.

Anyway post up if you used to ride and/or skate or whatever...
PS: took a pic of the old rig. S&M Sabbath frame with all sorts of mixed parts...

'04 Apex Silver EVO VIII GSR
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.saint
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by .saint » September 23, 2007
i still ride

and play with my car.
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i hope i grow to be half the man my grandfather was.
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airbrush1
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by airbrush1 » September 23, 2007
I stopped riding when I Hit my sophmore year of high school and got a car. Then I got back into it for a bit when I was about 23, then my brand new Haro was stolen and I quit again

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munster
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by munster » September 23, 2007
I still ride. Actually...I have ridden my 20 incher more than I have driven my car this year.
Hoping to get another trail scene going sometime in the near future.
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TURBevO8
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by TURBevO8 » September 24, 2007
I would like to bust out the old rig and start up again. I dont think I will ever compete in comps again but it would be fun to do just for exercise. I have my bike at my townhouse too (that pic was in my tiny shed). I really miss riding. And one nice thing about flatland is you dont get hurt as much as the other disciplines of freestyle so I can do it into my older age if I desire.
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EK29K
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by EK29K » September 24, 2007
i used to ride when i was younger prolly around 11 until i got my lisence then i got into cars. and acutually the other day my bros friend road is bike over and i decided to get on it and fell on my face. i would love to get back into it but i am fat and lazy now. haha
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munster
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by munster » September 24, 2007
TURBevO8 wrote:I would like to bust out the old rig and start up again. I dont think I will ever compete in comps again but it would be fun to do just for exercise. I have my bike at my townhouse too (that pic was in my tiny shed). I really miss riding. And one nice thing about flatland is you dont get hurt as much as the other disciplines of freestyle so I can do it into my older age if I desire.
I'm racing old man expert class next year. 27-30 expert FTW! I can still do all of my old tricks so I'll be sure to shut some kids up.
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hondalowlow
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by hondalowlow » September 24, 2007
i wish i could still ride. my knees wont take it no more. getting old sucks.

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airbrush1
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by airbrush1 » September 25, 2007
me+flatland= 27 stiches in my right shin....... never could quite get that shit down. I had a hoffman big daggy set up for flatland