[blooregard]

can anyone tell me why these guys are rocking dual crown forks on hardtails?

thanks

 

[hucker1960]

im not sure why, but they're not bad at what they do

 

[bunnyhopbikes]

Thats just how it was done back in the day, before Argyles, DJs, Gold Labels, etc. People were taking the "shore-hucking" mentality to the streets, it's awesome! I think alot of those clips were from the begining of the decade.

 

[blooregard]

im not sure why, but they're not bad at what they do

well at least in the first half but that guy throws himself down the stairs then as it gets into the vid they are riding full sus bikes

 

[XSL_WiLL]

Welcome to 1999, the era of dual crown forks, 24 inch wheels, and 3.0" tires.

 

[blooregard]

Welcome to 1999, the era of dual crown forks, 24 inch wheels, and 3.0" tires.

true true

still the addition of a dual crown to a GT avalanche intrigues me:idea:

 

[sittingduck]

That's from The "Jib" videos from back in '02 or '03....

 

[J. Random Psycho]

So this is what Streetetz looks like when properly executed.

 

[cmc4130]

hmmm, makes me think about keeping a P.Street i have. hah !

 

[markf]

That's from The "Jib" videos from back in '02 or '03....

i was thinking jib 2. but roughly the same time period. and some guys were running single crown, and some dual susp bikes too.