This little kid steals my 24" Dirt Bike... (2025)

Moto Mistress of Michigan

midschool22 wrote:

Sadly, only the wood pusher has a helmet on.

Yes I try to encourage the kids to wear them. My son and I both do.

-Joe

Better to be shot out of a cannon than squeezed out of a tube.

phusion X wrote:

well at least he wears his pants correctly, no boxers showing in that pic.

+1

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midschool22 wrote:

Sadly, only the wood pusher has a helmet on.

+10000

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SpinTech wrote:

Really amazing what younger kids can do nowadays. I was almost 18 when I pulled my first 360 on the ground... and this kid does it on the half pipe!

They're easier on a flyout

I don't always wear my helmet, it depends on what I'm doing, big airs, big stairs, and long rails/ledges = a helmet...

Tech stuff, <4 foot quarters, wedges, and flat rails/ledges = no helmet.

I think it's more important to know your limits and be safe when you need to than to just wear a helmet all the time, but that's my opinion. Most kids starting off don't wear their helmet enough though.

Oh your bike doesn't have a scratch on it?

Tell me again what the best parts are.

v0lum3 wrote:

SpinTech wrote:

Really amazing what younger kids can do nowadays. I was almost 18 when I pulled my first 360 on the ground... and this kid does it on the half pipe!

They're easier on a flyout

I don't always wear my helmet, it depends on what I'm doing, big airs, big stairs, and long rails/ledges = a helmet...

Tech stuff, <4 foot quarters, wedges, and flat rails/ledges = no helmet.

I think it's more important to know your limits and be safe when you need to than to just wear a helmet all the time, but that's my opinion. Most kids starting off don't wear their helmet enough though.

I was taking a leisurely ride to work last year and ended up with a broken neck and an 8 inch gash in my head,

Ex-girlfriend: "I wish your eyes lit up when you look at me, like they do when you look at that bike."
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StillRidin' wrote:

v0lum3 wrote:

SpinTech wrote:

Really amazing what younger kids can do nowadays. I was almost 18 when I pulled my first 360 on the ground... and this kid does it on the half pipe!

They're easier on a flyout

I don't always wear my helmet, it depends on what I'm doing, big airs, big stairs, and long rails/ledges = a helmet...

Tech stuff, <4 foot quarters, wedges, and flat rails/ledges = no helmet.

I think it's more important to know your limits and be safe when you need to than to just wear a helmet all the time, but that's my opinion. Most kids starting off don't wear their helmet enough though.

I was taking a leisurely ride to work last year and ended up with a broken neck and an 8 inch gash in my head,

Wasn't there a thread about that, with pictures? If so I remember that was pretty crazy damage you had! Glad you're ok.

StillRidin' wrote:

v0lum3 wrote:

SpinTech wrote:

Really amazing what younger kids can do nowadays. I was almost 18 when I pulled my first 360 on the ground... and this kid does it on the half pipe!

They're easier on a flyout

I don't always wear my helmet, it depends on what I'm doing, big airs, big stairs, and long rails/ledges = a helmet...

Tech stuff, <4 foot quarters, wedges, and flat rails/ledges = no helmet.

I think it's more important to know your limits and be safe when you need to than to just wear a helmet all the time, but that's my opinion. Most kids starting off don't wear their helmet enough though.

I was taking a leisurely ride to work last year and ended up with a broken neck and an 8 inch gash in my head,

I was taking a "leisurely walk" through the swamp and wound up w/ two permanently disabled feet... 'ish happens, but I'm "very" good at falling down (judo, Marine Corps Martial Arts, Kung Fu, and my bike) and when I'm at a park I'm normally paying a TON of attention to what I'm doing... I'd be less surprised if I busted myself up just cruising around actually...

Oh your bike doesn't have a scratch on it?

Tell me again what the best parts are.

I need a yo rock and roll seat for my freefor please help!!!!
I need a dia comp tech 4 left/front lever in black please help!!!!

brandonbig wrote:

StillRidin' wrote:

v0lum3 wrote:

They're easier on a flyout

I don't always wear my helmet, it depends on what I'm doing, big airs, big stairs, and long rails/ledges = a helmet...

Tech stuff, <4 foot quarters, wedges, and flat rails/ledges = no helmet.

I think it's more important to know your limits and be safe when you need to than to just wear a helmet all the time, but that's my opinion. Most kids starting off don't wear their helmet enough though.

I was taking a leisurely ride to work last year and ended up with a broken neck and an 8 inch gash in my head,

Wasn't there a thread about that, with pictures? If so I remember that was pretty crazy damage you had! Glad you're ok.

Thanks!
Yeah, there is a thread floating around here somewhere. It will be one year ago next Friday.
Time flies!

Last edited by StillRidin' (2011-09-01 8:13pm)

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