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Re: I Ride Like a Runaway Train Wreck

Actually, sense I posted the first message, I've gotten a lot better.
the OC straps can be pointed forward, rather than one whole on each
side for the bolts, there are three, so I can get an angle out of
them.

Also, my girlfriend noticed that I tend to lean over while I board.
After she pointed that out, I've tried to keep myself centered. That
works a lot better.

Now, my only problem is that my speed gets so intense, I bail.

I did find some more gradual, less insane dunes that are a bit more
suited for the 105. they are also a whole heck of a lot easier to
clime.




Wed Jun 12, 2002 7:19 pm

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Hey everybody. It's been a very long time sense I last posted, but I have finally gotten a chance to hit the dunes for the first time in almost a year. I have...
rayzak2000
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May 16, 2002
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Hi, Yeah I agree that's whats going to happen to anyone at high speed on a 105 OC. Personally when I made boards they always had an angled front strap so your...
chrisicegreen
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Jun 10, 2002
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Actually, sense I posted the first message, I've gotten a lot better. the OC straps can be pointed forward, rather than one whole on each side for the bolts,...
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