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glass or carbon will be about $1K difference

Picked this up Friday. Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk

Nope. Carbon = no bende

I looked around on The House, but didn't really see anything that caught my eye in race trim. This has been put on hold for a bit as I had to dump some unexpected cash into my duck hunting rig this fall.

Theis is a response to a question on facebook that asked what materials and layup process they were using. "We have our own system for building these it's a combination of techniques. I can not share all our secrets. These glass hull will involve some hand lay. Strength and economy is our goal...

I think you guy's are getting trolled. No one with this sort of ignorance to both skis and the downfall to pulling that kind of coin out of a retirement fund would well.... even have a retirement fund to start with.

Here is a link to their website. They have more info up to date info on Facebook as well. http://www.usabmx.com/tracks/1741

I rode a few laps on a friends 24" and it felt ok. I ride a fair amount of mountain bike and still ride MX so I think the 24" will be an easier transition for me. That and we're all 30+ so we want to be able to race the old guy class on a 24

Keep me in the loop. I rode this past weekend again.... finally

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Been away from the BMX tracks for about 18 years. Just turned 30 this August and there is a new indoor BMX facility about 2 miles from my house. A few of us are going to pick up some 24" bikes and give it a go. They sell Redline at that track, which is actually what I raced when I was young...

Next time you ride start with a quarter tank instead of a full tank and see if it's good from the start

You should lay up a visual denim top & bottom deck for the boys north of the border

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I currently have the Aura mini steering system for 1 1/8" bars.

I run a set of Moose XC taper bars on my ski. I like the feel of them a lot. Had some blowsion riser bars and didn't like them. Same style bar as a pro-taper, but about an inch narrower on each side than standard MX bars. I run them on my woods bikes as well.

We still didn't see a budget did we? If you are looking for the fancy flat water tricks, on a beginner's skill level you're talking at least $15k to get a single Flip and $20+k if you're looking for a ski capable of combo's. I agree with the other's stating that a hull is the better...