24 inch street

Videos
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Found it.

Part I

Part II

The hub on the KH looks like a Profile. So…?

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Wow I wish that was longer that was impresive…

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Erik Doane does some street and trials on his 24 in his Germany vid, w/ music.

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Yea jerrick that was the one I was talking about.

Thanks for both of those. Do you know how recent that last one was? Does he still ride?

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24in street seems kinda cool, it would open some more stuff up. like higher speed gaps, wallrides, bigger stair sets. im kinda interested in building a 24in uni now.

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Does he do right hand, left foot in front, jump to the right? Cause that would be the first time I’ve seen someone uni the same way I do.

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i can do both sides now:D, switch and all that

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What did you start out doing? I’m practicing everything I learn both ways but it definitely feels more natural with my left foot forward and jumping to the right.

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man do not! start off the way i did. i was left foot forward, but i hopped with my right hand to the right. when i learned pedal grab up from my left side it all came in to play. then i learned switch slides. Now i can do both sides, but i prefer side hopping to the left with my right hand ( left foot forward)

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Cool, I liked seeing some blunt and 180 grinds on a 24, bigger wheel makes demz scery :D. Lol keeep rockin the 24in street bro. I pussied out and kept the 24in for the trails only, But regular handrails are def easier with a good ole 24. I want to see someone else bust a 540 unispin on one though lol

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ive hit some static ones but i want to do them rolling. Im close to rolling treys and ive hit some doubles recently, i would have thrown them in the new vid but it snowed:(, i like all this talk about 24" street though! daaaang

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Lol no kiddin I used to be hardcore into 24 street. but I think now I need to get 24in street uni, my muni just aint quite gonna cut it for that lol. But im also workin on Giraffe street at the moment…Lil scary :wink: Im workin on hittin a handrail lol

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Hahaha, you’d barely have to jump at all for the handrail.

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its not that much of an advantage…not sure if you can call it an advantage either… Plus, usually the cranks are longer so theres a wider space between the bearing houseing and the cranks, making it easier for the rail to get stuck inbetween.

and in most cases, the 24" uni is usually heavier then a 20 too, the kh 24"s are pretty light through with the drilled rims, but a 20" kh, drilled, will be lighter.

advantage i think not, even steven to me

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he was talking about giraffe street.

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lol my bad