I remember seeing the original video and thought it was great. The relocation of the seat is a definite improvement! Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Yeah dude! Try riding on different surfaces. Sidewalk concrete is usually textured for walking, not sliding. Roads and parking lots are made with a different type of asphalt concrete, typically smoother and more drifty. Also find a paved hill to ride down, even a little slope will release the grip. Wider sleeves are more slippery; you could probably go with 4 inches wide, but you risk cracking the part of the pipe that sticks out from the tire. I'm throwing in some flints with your next order. ruclips.net/video/99dy-DQsEHU/видео.html
ah thanks! makes sense a wider sleeve not supported by the tire would likely crack. glad i didn't attempt. I'm really happy with the results now after changing the seat position. Your slicks did the trick!
I remember seeing the original video and thought it was great. The relocation of the seat is a definite improvement! Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Yeah dude! Try riding on different surfaces. Sidewalk concrete is usually textured for walking, not sliding. Roads and parking lots are made with a different type of asphalt concrete, typically smoother and more drifty. Also find a paved hill to ride down, even a little slope will release the grip. Wider sleeves are more slippery; you could probably go with 4 inches wide, but you risk cracking the part of the pipe that sticks out from the tire. I'm throwing in some flints with your next order. ruclips.net/video/99dy-DQsEHU/видео.html
ah thanks! makes sense a wider sleeve not supported by the tire would likely crack. glad i didn't attempt. I'm really happy with the results now after changing the seat position. Your slicks did the trick!
my wife is going to love that I found this video lol.
i wont tell