STL Street Spots + Trail Check

I picked up a friend... We rode bikes... Checked out some new spots and took a trip to the local trails for a talk about ours.

[@nobodylikeskidpolar6503]

First and fresh shoes

[@boysinhonolulublue5956]

Keep up the good work and content guys

[@austinsmokes32]

St.louis is just a great place to ride all around.

[@gab.meister5867]

nice video m8

[@mrcrispy1736]

I live there

[@boysinhonolulublue5956]

If I'm right foot forward and 180 to the right should I get pegs on left or right side

[@BMXNEWSCHANNEL]

+LikelyHoodOfMadness Its honestly up to you. Whatever feels comfortable.. You are all ready spinning switch footed so whatever you feel like is comfortable. The only reason why people generally put pegs on one side is because they don't want to grind on their gearing..

[@boysinhonolulublue5956]

The BNC (Bmx News Channel) that's switched I never knew I rode switch is it bad to ride switch if right foot forward

[@BMXNEWSCHANNEL]

+LikelyHoodOfMadness No. Honestly it's just harder to ride that way. Anything "switch" or "oppo" is called that because it's generally harder than the normal way. Nothing wrong with it.. You can ride any way you want. There are a lot of pros that ride in ways different from most people. The typical way that people spin is towards their back foot.. As you spin you kind of use your back foot to kick the bike around.. Switch is harder but totally ok if you do it.. Gives you a riding characteristic not many have.

[@boysinhonolulublue5956]

The BNC (Bmx News Channel) thanks for the help a 180 double peg might be a little awkward but I'm a unique rider 😎

[@BMXNEWSCHANNEL]

+LikelyHoodOfMadness No problem! That's the beauty of bmx. Don't let anyone tell you that you are riding wrong because any way you feel comfortable trying trick (no matter how you try) is the RIGHT way.