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Personally, whenever anyone says "they ride park" I am assuming the regular park. Just like when someone says they like to race cars at the track... I don't assume they mean bumper cars at Six-Flags.
I hope most people who are getting into freestyle will learn to say "baby park," "mini park," "progression park," whatever your favorite PC-term is... It really makes a difference when you are talking about stuff. Last edited by lonerider; 10-10-2012 at 08:15 PM. |
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Location: Milwaukee Suburbs
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Our hill only has one park and if you saw it you would laugh but it all I got here
We are not as fortunate as other places in the country to have it so good like many of you out-west riders. So many of us are using what we thought were or are regionally correct terms.
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To me, if the park has jib elements aren't ride on (i.e. you need to ollie a gap) and are longer than 5 feet and jumps (it there are any) need to be at least 15 feet long (i.e. you couldn't clear the gap on foot). |
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