Flatland
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From: Sun★Works
go vintage then. Back when this fad broke out the color schemes and graphics were out of control
good one
ANother good one
good one
ANother good one
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From: Brazoria
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2LTVhqHAdo
awesome.
edit. wow I really suck at posting...its the same video the OP posted. here I am thinking this thread was just about flatland, not the video.
awesome.
edit. wow I really suck at posting...its the same video the OP posted. here I am thinking this thread was just about flatland, not the video.
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From: Cincy, Ohio
Originally Posted by whykit,Oct 17 2006, 02:20 AM
what would you recomend? im assuming that a light weight bike would be better. Are any brands noteworthy?
If you're just getting into it, any complete flatland bike set-up would get you through for a while until you decided if you wanted to spend more money on it and start customizing the bike to fit your style more. Check out flatlandfuel.com, they have pretty much everything you'd need.
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