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stirlingpowers

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  1. You could practice the double 180 on the flat. Turn in, push hips beside the stem, turn with hips and knees, keep weight there until landing, then push hips back, twist starting from the head. In the second 180, when you lift the front wheel, try to straighten up mid-move like when you are doing a pedal-up, but keep your head and body twisted, looking at your landing already.

  2. They'll rob our asses blank with that. They'll tell us that they can't offer a job currently, or we will get "best personal offers". They'll base it on our social media circle, our online wording, on the time we get up on Sundays, and on how aggressively we drive.

    It is not like that anyone sells anyone any data directly (imagine the outcry), it is just service companies offering statistically proven analysis services for other service companies, and some privacy policies with lots of "may" and "such as".

    Compared to this worst case, Hitler and Mielke were amateurs in Totalitarism.

    Sorry, sometimes this shit gets me. But now that i've taken my meds, we can continue with Trials talk...

  3. ? -> Just fill in the name.

    It won't matter for FB, they know anyways.

    They want clear names mostly to get more civilized posts and profiles (not a fake Berlusconi, for example)

    Having no clear name in IT profile data is only an advantage against individuals (a neighbour snooping around while browsing), not against larger organizations (an HR services company buying processed profile data).

  4. @flipp:

    I have no knowledge about this, but anyway: Now that you have unlocked the BMX street pro level, some major BMX-external sponsor might be interested. Thinking Vans, for example.

    One question: Does brakeless at your level still include these scary-fast "no-brake holding the bike" crashes?

  5. This is properly obsessive tuning. Nice work!

    Apart from the cranks, I can't see something that is way too light for its geometry or material when you are a smooth rider and don't do much wedging (shorter-than-wheelbase obstacle between the wheels).

    I don't know anything about the rear tyre or these forks, just that Hashtagg went way lighter than this with their new disc forks.

    The brakes will leak, of course, but no one produces rim brakes with Magura-die-casting quality nowadays.

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