@@captainphasma598 do it!! 🤙🏼👊🏼😃

I think just close to the machine. If the humidity is higher in the room that the reactor is, then hydroxyls will be made there. Hydroxyls don't need humidity to sustain themselves. But there needs to be sufficient moisture in the air at the location of the machine(s) in order for them to be generated.

That’s great you’re getting into old school! Keep at it and have fun… I plan to do tutorials eventually!

I agree… the bulbs can be a a challenge to change. I wish it was designed differently as well… more space to get leverage… some sort of different interface between the bulb end and the connector piece. I’ve gotten it down to where I can usually do it right away now, but I’ve had some choice words in the past trying to do it. I’ve found that it helps to first ensure the prongs are lined up with the holes… and then to first angle the bulb end so that one side is angled in… and then while keeping pressure against it to move into into place. I’ve been told that it’s okay to actually hold the bulb as well as the plastic end too. That may help. If you do do that, consider wiping the bulb with rubbing alcohol afterward to remove any oil from your hands. I hope that your next go around works a bit better for you guys. 🙏🏼

Unfortunately they all do look and smell the same. You have to make sure you put the pre filter in the pre filter slot. Sometimes I’ll take a black marker and make a small mark on that one just so I never mix them up. I feel that they should make the pre filter a different color or design or something just for this very reason.

That’s good that you keep your humidity levels in check like that. Regarding the air reactors, from what I understand the air reactors make a higher amount of hydroxyls with higher levels of humidity. They still make hydroxyls below 50, but the levels decrease the lower the humidity level. They still work within the 35-50 range… I would attempt to keep it up towards 50 if possible. And if you’re sized properly… mold won’t grow irrespective of the humidity level since there will be sufficient hydroxyls circulating the building envelope.

No. The machine doesn’t emit any ozone whatsoever.

Thank you man and no I’m not riding as of now… I need a hip surgery. I will get back into riding again though!

@@trainertroysmith wish you good luck for the surgery! Would like to see more material, the Cherrypicker was awesome as well🤘🏽

@@Dr.Mar1O hey thanks so much!

Thank you and you bet. Jump back into the fire... get those tail whips and infinity rolls back! Start eating better by having breakfast (instant oatmeal packet and 2 eggs)... eat some protein with each meal (20-40 grams or more for 4-6 meals/day)... workout every day... bodyweight squats and lunges; push-ups; sit-ups; jumping jacks; planks -superset- crunches; etc... Good luck Mike!

@@trainertroysmith thank you 🙏 bless you for responding back….

Hey Brad thanks and go for it! You’ve got it I know you can do it! #teamOldSchool! 👊🏽

@@trainertroysmith I kinda wasn’t feeling those when I got out… but pretty much came real close to doing bar endos … which I’ve never really done either , so thanks for the inspiration anyway!

thank you!

Hey sorry for my delayed response! The address where the quarter pipe was for the opening credits is 3162 Kashiwa St, Torrance, CA. That's the building where Wizard Publications who made BMX Action and FREESTYLIN was. The street right there is where they did the flatland tricks (Martin, Eddie, Ron, and RL). I believe they shot from down the street a bit away while zooming in a bunch. That's how the fog looked so dense. Same thing with the closing credits at Torrance Beach.... they filmed from the South looking North zooming in a bunch. I think the lifeguard house may have been moved away from the path towards the water a bit since the time of filming. The approximate coordinates for this scene with Martin and RL are: 33.81629 deg N, 118.39083 deg W.

@@trainertroysmithThank you so much Troy. I live in the area, but I’m originally from NYC, so it trips me out how an inspirational movie from my youth was filmed practically in my back yard. Cheers.

@@knockonolan you bet and that’s awesome! Go check it out!!

Thanks Brad!

Thanks man and hope to see you and ride with you next year at Crown Point!

I suppose it’s possible to do without a rear brake, but it’d be a lot easier with one. Without one the back wheel will roll forward or backward unless you’re perfectly centered. I think with a back you can spin a lot more and more tightly and slowly since having the back wheel locked up would allow that. 🤔

@@trainertroysmith Thanks Troy. My brakes are goofy (rear is on the left) so I think I'll have to switch them round.

@@markbrewer9130 you bet. Yeah you can switch your brakes around or I guess you could just do the trick the same way on the other side.. stand on the left side of bike versus right side… weight will be on your left leg on back left leg and you’ll swing your right leg around (just all oppo)

That’s awesome! I loved the ‘86 Haro Master. My friend Justin Carter got a chrome one after I had my Redline for a while. Sometimes we’d switch bikes during riding sessions. I pulled my first double tailwhip on his Master before I ever did on my Redline. Ride on Chris! 🤙🏽

Yeah Brad you can do it! Can’t wait to see you pull em! 👊🏽

I know a lot of people feel the same way. So, no better time than now to get back to it! 😃 😄👍🏽👊🏽

Me too. Still love it!

Yep it’s “Break the Ice” by John Farnham. I love riding to that song and also Thunder in Your Heart too. Keeps the magic of RaD alive!

@@trainertroysmith miss those days…rode my haro til I was 19, probably ‘91. Now I’m fifty and fat. What’s the trick where you endo, let go of one handle…wheel goes almost horizontal and you sit on back tire??

@@flyphishr yes those were some great days! I think the trick you’re talking about is a Miami Hopper. If you don’t go all the way to the ground (and just endo turning the bars 90 degrees) it’s called a bar endo. If you go all the way down so that the one grip hits the ground and balance there before pulling back then it’s called a Miami Hopper. I totally love Miami Hop Hops… we’re you bar endo and then hop on the front wheel that way. Martin Aparijo used to do that and spin the bars between some hops. So awesome!

@@flyphishr clean up that Haro if you still have her or get a new bike and start riding again! Us older dudes can represent old school BMX 😃

Thanks Christine!

That’s awesome always keep that bike and keep on riding! 👊🏽😎