Wow...great job on this. I don't quite get it

Thanks.

I suck at communicating. It's just a silly pun...
Two hard-tails are portraid in the picture.

(Hard tail: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:.....ntain-bike.jpg)
(Full suspension: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:.....Suspension.jpg)
(mud flap: http://www.selectit.jp/item_acce/xp.....l-swan_01b.jpg)

Beautiful design!

lets hope he doesn't pop the tire :0

Thankies!

Hahah! Good point. I imagine a serious crash if the tail was caught by the wheel. Ouch.
I'll try designing characters who wouldn't loose parts of their anatomy so easily from now on.

hahh. no worries, bro. it's gorgeous notheless.

Your style is really nice. Simplistic and pleasant on the eye. :D

Keep it up.

oh my, your work is lovely .. the colors & composition in this are top notch

I think if I had that many spikes on my tail I'd need a pillow to sit on, assuming that the seat is one of those hard, icky seats, that would hurt. lol
Cool picture, love its face!

Heheh, good point. I should've put plate armor on his ass for comfort. :]
Thanks.

Wow! It is a character of a wonderful forming!!
I am especially favorite in this tail! ;)

Hardtails suck :P Yay for full suspension.

I like your style very much.

Full suspension sucks - you get way better components if you opt for a hardtail. It's lighter and less easier to pedal on even ground. Then it's just a matter of skill to make your legs act like shock absorbers when you need to. :]

Thanks.

Oops. "easier to pedal", not "less easier to pedal".

That depends on the ground you're riding on. Full susp is so damn comfortable on every surface. Also, bike has better grip if rear wheel rest on the ground, not jumps around.
True, it's a little heavier.

Altough, I ride BMX :D And I'm noob at it.

Yes, it depends. Full suspesion for freeride and downhill is a must. But for XC i'd preffer a hardtail - weight counts more than grip. And hardtail performs better in mud - you feel the back wheel much better and the rigidity allows the wheel to sink into the mud to reach the ground better. Then again, if there's alot of rought ground, roots and such - it's straight-out tiring. My only argument is price. If funds are limited, you get good components when opting hardtail and crap if it's full-susp. Good fork, brakes and drivetrain make a bigger difference.

You're not noob if you can trackstand, manual (front wheel too; i forgot what it's named; wheely?) and bunny-hop. (imho, anyone who cycles should have those skills :)

You have good attitude, there is nothing more to say I think :)

Short manual, barspin not in air, almost 180 and bunny hop. That's all i can do. But I had quit riding after about half year after the begining.

Did you loose interest or was it because of injury?
Kind of weird - I met 3 people this summer who were into BMX, but had quit due to injuries.

I kind of stopped doing tricks on my XC setup (I'm poor :P) at about the same time. But I just lost interest. Now my fun consists of commuting alone: wet ice + worn non-winter tires = heaps of fun. :]

I have lost interest. I was always lucky, or careful, and never got seriously injured. Now transforming myself into a potato at the monitor screen is my sport.

Sometimes i want to ride, but my few parts in my bike need to be replaced. I have no will and money to do that.


Bikes need passion.

yay for hardtails! :) (in the most cases)
and LONG tails are good too. :D