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Re: Backyard Trials Obstacles

PostPosted: Mon Oct 01, 2018 6:31 pm
by markbxr400
aj_mariner wrote:That’s awesome. I need to start my girls on a bike but am still trying to find a good one to build confidence.


I've been fortunate to ride with and get to know the US OSET sales director. I bought the little 12.5R for the grandkids for Christmas. My grand daughter has two younger brothers (the 2nd in line, 2 yrs old a nut for anything with wheels), so I figure it's a solid investment. I'll eventually move her up to a 16 and 20 (and then a gasser) and pass down the smaller ones to the grandsons. I hope they'll enjoy riding as much as I do. Trials is a way to get them going at a much younger age.

Re: Backyard Trials Obstacles

PostPosted: Tue Oct 02, 2018 9:39 am
by Survivor
markbxr400 wrote:
aj_mariner wrote:That’s awesome. I need to start my girls on a bike but am still trying to find a good one to build confidence.


I've been fortunate to ride with and get to know the US OSET sales director. I bought the little 12.5R for the grandkids for Christmas. My grand daughter has two younger brothers (the 2nd in line, 2 yrs old a nut for anything with wheels), so I figure it's a solid investment. I'll eventually move her up to a 16 and 20 (and then a gasser) and pass down the smaller ones to the grandsons. I hope they'll enjoy riding as much as I do. Trials is a way to get them going at a much younger age.

Good job Mark, you are doing a great set up for practice. Keep the good work! How do you like the Evo 300 / 4 st?

Re: Backyard Trials Obstacles

PostPosted: Tue Oct 02, 2018 3:18 pm
by markbxr400
Survivor wrote:
markbxr400 wrote:
aj_mariner wrote:That’s awesome. I need to start my girls on a bike but am still trying to find a good one to build confidence.


I've been fortunate to ride with and get to know the US OSET sales director. I bought the little 12.5R for the grandkids for Christmas. My grand daughter has two younger brothers (the 2nd in line, 2 yrs old a nut for anything with wheels), so I figure it's a solid investment. I'll eventually move her up to a 16 and 20 (and then a gasser) and pass down the smaller ones to the grandsons. I hope they'll enjoy riding as much as I do. Trials is a way to get them going at a much younger age.

Good job Mark, you are doing a great set up for practice. Keep the good work! How do you like the Evo 300 / 4 st?


Thanks. Love the EVO 4T. Very smooth, plenty of launch torque, and surprising light for a 4T. Also like that it is very quite - I can do things out on the driveway, and no one hears a thing.

Had a chance to put together a rock garden today, and move some rocks around to new configurations to try out. Look like I'm also going to be able to get 3 days of 1on1 training next week in Tennessee, followed by a couple of days of Michigan single track the following weekend. Wearing out my truck. Life's good!

Re: Backyard Trials Obstacles

PostPosted: Mon Oct 29, 2018 6:35 pm
by markbxr400
Grandkids playing out at the property tonight. Granted, photo ops were staged . . .

Re: Backyard Trials Obstacles

PostPosted: Mon Oct 29, 2018 7:29 pm
by hooter
Too cute! Love the lavender Gaerne trials boots.

Re: Backyard Trials Obstacles

PostPosted: Sun Jan 06, 2019 6:17 pm
by markbxr400
Had been eyeing two large loader tires at a used tire shop that had closed down. After 4 months of driving by these tires, I finally saw the owner there this past week, so scored them for my playground.

Re: Backyard Trials Obstacles

PostPosted: Sun Jun 09, 2019 3:48 pm
by fenderworks
great training right in your own backyard.