curious, am building a flatland bike to play with, will still be mostly dedicated to racing but i want to ride something a little more free...
(03-25-2010 09:08 PM)justkaelin Wrote: [ -> ]curious, am building a flatland bike to play with, will still be mostly dedicated to racing but i want to ride something a little more free...
There's a few guys in Kailua that were riding flat although now I think they're riding Fixie Trick. Tanner and Leslie are their names. There was also an old school guy named Garin that lived over by Kapolei, but I think he moved to Vegas. On Sunday nights after 6 you can meet up with all the oldschool guys by Waimalu Elementary School basketball courts across from Grace's Inn. They were all up at the BBQ at BIKEFACTORY Waipio last Sunday when I had the 1/4 out.
The old school freestyle boys moved to a new location. Its now held in Ewa at a park called, Asing Park. Easy directions.... as ur going Ewa bound stay on the far left hand side cause as soon as you see Zippys and 7-11 on ur right...you need to make a LEFT at that light. The road is called RENTON ROAD. Make a LEFT at that light and go all the way down, you will see the basketball courts on your right, we ride on the volleyball side near the tennis courts. Much bigger court than Waimalu, and the lights are way brighter and stay on till 10pm. Hope to c-ya there!!! Every Sundays from 6pm-10pm. Unless if its raining.... But in Ewa it hardly rains.
Awesome! Great to see theres some real activity going! I debated bringing my squeak scoot with me when i was packing, maybe I gotta send for it now
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(06-03-2010 10:38 AM)pipelineaudio Wrote: [ -> ]Awesome! Great to see theres some real activity going! I debated bringing my squeak scoot with me when i was packing, maybe I gotta send for it now
haha that thing looks fun. did you think of it yourself?
(06-03-2010 03:00 PM)justkaelin Wrote: [ -> ]haha that thing looks fun. did you think of it yourself?
Nah, Chad Degroot from the 7th st and bell crew in arizona showed me the first one that I saw, but I guess a lot of the wisconsin flatlanders use these to learn balance.