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my sons first day on his peewee never rode it till this day
ethans first ride got off training wheels on pushy 2 days before
a real man lol
waiting for his sister shes on a quad
AnonymousThis pic looks great, it looks like he’s scrubbing the bike to the right hand side over a big jump and looking back at the crowd behind him. He’s got a career in FMX I reckon :laugh:
lol moto :)this was hes first ride,you should of seen when he was coming back toward me
i thought damn his goin fast the bike was flat stick doin probably close to 60kmh,the governor
screw wiggled out and he took full advantage of it lol i was waving my arms like a traffic controller in the end he said “i like to go fast” lmao
AnonymousHe’ll like going fast until he wipes out, then he’ll be upset, then he’ll want to go fast again
Fearless youngsters!It’s good you’ve got him on a bike, I’m sure he’s made up with it
thanks TB ill get onto that
AnonymousOnce he’s refined the move:
[img]http://www.justinhoman.com/Pics/whip6-24www.JPG[/img]
Moto wrote:
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Once he’s refined the move:
[img]http://www.justinhoman.com/Pics/whip6-24www.JPG[/img]
lol but i dont think i can teach him that 1 :laugh: :laugh: :woohoo:
great pics I can’t wait to see my son ride his bike on christmas day at nan &pops place he will need the training wheels and I have had the little crf goverend to walking pace
Top pics there Glow
My kid started on a litle KX 60. He loved it straight off the bat and I loved teaching him. He has had a BW YZ 85, YZ 125 since and now pilots a KTM 200 :woohoo:
Now he’s teaching me :laugh: :laugh:
Its been good value as we have remained good mates even through these turbulant teenage years
Cheers
MurphXRTRAILHACK wrote:
Quote:great pics I can’t wait to see my son ride his bike on christmas day at nan &pops place he will need the training wheels and I have had the little crf goverend to walking pacetheres nothing better than seeing them ride for the first time!they fly in no time lol.
enjoy it mate,my boy is too short to touch the ground so when he slowed down he’d just drop it i had to tell him “when you fall plz get up so i know your okay” he’d just lay there till i got there. :laugh: :laugh:
the main thing was brakes always ask them how they are gonna stop b4 they ride.i still do
lol :laugh: i just gotta get him to throw the leg out on corners now..then spose we off to some jumps bumps and woops gulp :woohoo:Murph the surf wrote:
Quote:Top pics there Glow
My kid started on a litle KX 60. He loved it straight off the bat and I loved teaching him. He has had a BW YZ 85, YZ 125 since and now pilots a KTM 200 :woohoo:
Now he’s teaching me :laugh: :laugh:
Its been good value as we have remained good mates even through these turbulant teenage years
Cheers
Murphwow started on the kx 60 damn they are a quick lil thing.thats good to hear you guys are mates
its the whole bike thing you cant get a better bond.its about trust and freedom,and adrenalin
thats why we all ride.Moto wrote:
Quote:He’ll like going fast until he wipes out, then he’ll be upset, then he’ll want to go fast again Fearless youngsters!
It’s good you’ve got him on a bike, I’m sure he’s made up with it
the weekend after these pics he came off pretty big hit the deck at bout 30kmh :ohmy:
the chest plate took the impact and had a pretty deep scratch and some smaller ones,
lucky for the plate.he had enough for that day :laugh: lil bugger made me run like 800 metres
to get him up.he didnt have a mark on him :laugh:
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