I'm 39 and getting my 10 year old into BMX... Things have definitely changed since cruising my GT Interceptor in the early 90's. This video made allot of sense and was clear. Thanks for the videos.
Yeah same with mountain bikes. They keep changing standards and new tech constantly (tapered head tubes for example limit your fork choice if you have an old bike). You buy a bike as an upgrade platform and in 10 years, newer parts become incompatible.
I just purchased a 20 in Fat Tire folding e bike, I've been researching and looking up stuff ,this brings back such awesome memories, I'm 53 me and my best buds were so into BMX in our teens, we had Diamondback supergoose mongoose GT Redline it was awesome ! even the parts we used to have I'm starting to remember again I just ordered a pair of odi mushroom grips for my new bike and a laid-back seatpost, 80s BMX ... nothing was better, I'm really interested what the new school is looking like as far as BMX . I can't do it anymore but I love to watch it awesome fun guys
@@robertlund5694 most new school bikes look the same, no personality whatsoever. Those low seats are ridiculously uncomfortable. Old school bikes are beautiful, super expensive and highly collectible for a reason!
Old school bikes definitely had more personality. All bikes now look the same.. but they are way better. Most old school bikes I see have a yard stick for a seat post and the handlebars are so far forward your chest is above the front tire lol
Thanks for the break down. My BMX days were in the late 90's and i was a bit lost with these new bikes. They do not catch my eye at all haha. But knowledge is power. Thanks for showing the differences.
Clicked on the video for giggles and grin's, I'm looking to restore my 85 Robinson pro and know what will and will not work, but I like your comedic approach to the topic.
BOSS was good shit! At the time... old-school brings back those great memories, but new stuff is much better, with exception to character. New bikes all look the same, can't even tell what brand they are if you remove the stickers.
No hablo inglés pero por lo que ví es como han cambiado las bicis yo tengo una bici Trek vértigo 4130 y una fishbone ( jumping ) y otras que tuve como GT , Haro, Dk , hoffmann , schiwin etc, entre los 80,90, 2000, hubo muchos cambios saludos desde Bogotá 🇨🇴 👍🚲
Hola bro, sabes de Haro? Tengo una duda, quiero cambiar las ruedas de mi downtown por unas 2.40, entraran? Tendria que cambiar los aros/rines? Gracias🙌🙌🙌🙏🙏🙏🙏
Used to ride OS & midschool bmx since 1997. I have a GT freestyle pro & Kuwahara Bravo back in the days. Started using newschool bike last year. Game changer! 🤘🏼🔥
this is so timely for me wow. i have a '97 gt mach one that i decided not to "rebuild." it has a bunt crank among other issue buts it's actually ridable. instead a bought a brand new sunday and couldn't be happier!
You guys should compare 90s bikes they kinda pioneered all the oversized and sealed parts i also ride triple traps on my 81 supergoose and my 93/4 gt mach one
Mod up or loose out boy on the old school. Easy as mate. Just tell everyone the truth. I put 990 mount on my xxl robinson and re chromed it at 17. Was easy to do. Just my time and electro plating. But man it worked so well and like a dime to stop. Also upgrade the robinson dropouts to 8mm for racing and dirtbiking. Re chromed again and was the best bike with balance I've ever riden.
Nice video Alfred. Very interesting topic. Just I'm a quite disagree with Phu today. Actually, 1 1/8 forks may fit into a os frame. They aren't 1" head tube strictly, so you've room for it. I made it twice and that works very well.
Today’s BMX bikes just look too similar to me.Back in the day,you knew what an SE PK RIPPER or QUADANGLE looked like,you knew what a MONGOOSE SUPERGOOSE or PRO CLASS looked like,you knew what a SKYWAY TA looked like,you knew what a DIAMOND BACK HARRY LEARY TURBO looked like, you knew what a HUTCH PRO STAR looked like,or a TORKER or a HARO or a CW or a HUFFY RACING or a MURRAY or a RALEIGH R6000.These are just a few old school BMX bikes,there are loads more i could mention like GT, JMC, PROFILE, REDLINE,etc,etc.These bikes had character.Todays bikes just look the same.Sorry,but as an old timer,I’d take a PK RIPPER over a WE THE PEOPLE every day of the week.
I just came across your channel 2 days ago because ive been rebuilding this old next bike I no it ain't no bmx but I'm 44 I'm just want to ride anyway I hope you respond back because your video on spoke lacing is the best 1 I've seen real talk so as I'm doing as you said in the video it's going down right than I hit a snag because spokes wouldn't fit or whatever so my question is if the flange spoke rim it self has any type of bend in them is worth less or is there still away I can still lace the rim
Super dope video idea. I had pit Bull2 breaks, shark bite pedals, cook 3 piece cranks and the same handle bars on my Elf double up frame with matching forks. However the execution of the video was a little to busy, too fast. Good info on a great video but slow it down some.
Hey Alfredo I bought a mongoose Cali special repop out of the box it was pretty easy to assemble but I stuck with the diaconpe Mx brakes my rear brake only one side moves when I press the lever the other side seems to be stuck and won’t move, I’ve played around with it but just can’t figure it out A video on the new repop diacompe brakes would be cool Cheers Silas
That cult frame is amazing looking! I need go build up a bike so bad! I have a 29er but wanna go back to the fun times on a 20 but im also 6'3" now so kinda hard
I own a Hutch Pro Racer frame and a We The People Stud flatland bike and a Specialized Vegas Pro bike. I like em all,but my oldschool bikes are my favorites. I have alot of bikes
I still have my old GT Interceptor from the early 90s I believe. I would like to give it to my son to ride, but it needs tires and brakes. Old brake system is completely gone. What would you recommend as replacements?
I built mix school bikes since 06.. there are 7/8" pivotal posts out. Conversion HS 's are easily made. New GT hubs have 3/8" axles, 2.1 tires fit OS frames. I run all 1.85s on all my bikes.
Only thing i haven't found is a sealed bearing hub on the 1 inch to work with a gen 1 gyro so far. Tell me if someone has done it. I will buy that and tell everyone to buy it
I had a 2001 Gt Dyno VFR with one piece cranks. I didn’t know at the time that one piece cranks have 1/2 inch pedals so when I bought 9/16 odyssey pedals I had to switch out the spindles to make them fit.
Phu Do you sell 14 mil axels slotted to 3/8s? Thats what i use on all my old bikes that have 3/8s front and back. the only 3/8s I have is on my Schwinn orange crate and my apple crate.
‼️QUESTION‼️ Hiya brody, i got me a question: How do i know if my Haro Downtown got nuff clearance for a 2.4? I just got into bmx and got no clue bout what im doin, ty
@@robertlund5694 i have a 2002 gt tour 2, i actually ground them to take 14mm axles.But their seriously an inch thick so no worries of stressing the frame.
I havent rode bmx sense mid 90s I had some really nice bikes my baby was a 91,92,_94 gt pro performer tour with crash dummies decals hade crank hard for grinding and every thing then I hade mongoose expert black with all the pads that was my bmx and freestyle bikes and I hade a few more that weren't as treasured to me if I could find my gt and expert I'd love it I left them some where as I got into girls and high school some where
Hey I think this is first vid where phu didn't tell us to unsubscribe lol. I really could watch all day epic vids. I bet a bunch of shenanigans 🤪 happen.
Hey guys! Anyone know where I can get a Schwinn Z Flash from the 90s? I had it when I was a teenager and unfortunately it was stolen from me at the time. I would like to buy another one as a souvenir. Maybe someone has a tip for me. thank you
I build motorcycles. Have been since 2000. And forever I've been wondering who came up with the term "old school". Like why TF are we talking about school?
Hope you read this because I have very limited info on the bike I’m about to mention. It was around ’86 or ‘87 and it was called a Jamis Laser Fastimes. My brother and I got one for Xmas one year. His was white with dayglo orange and black trim. Mine was white with pink and lime green trim. They were both fully decked out with rotors, front and back pegs….you name it, it was on it. They cost a little over $500 each and back then, that was about what the Haro Master was running. Only thing is, nobody else around us had one or had heard of them. Nobody that I knew was ever sponsored by them and I never saw them in any of the bike mags. I still have the frame, mags, front forks…..actually everything but the brake parts (levers, lines, calipers, etc.) I reckon my question is, have you ever heard of them and if so, would love to know anything you can tell me about them. Thanks.
You can actually use a 1 1/8” fork on a old school 1” frame . It takes mix and matching headset parts and free balling the bearings. I ve done several times works just fine. Let me know if you want pics. I just built a 1978 mongoose with SE landing gear threadless forks. It works like a dream bro.
Could you put a 20x2.1 on the Robinson and change the width on rim by a little with a double sided hub with a 3/8 axle with a 13t on one side 16t on the other and put a 39t sprocket.
Ok now you gotta build a new-old school with all the mods that you can give it to make it stronger! Im acctaully ridin on a frankenbike like that... you show me yours ill show ya mine lol
I'm an old head. The nostalgia bug bit me and I want a freestyle bike. Can anybody tell me why the seats on the new bike are so low?? I'm about to drop $1000+ on one of those old bikes. I don't like the profile of the new
Surprises me how many people don't know that there's a big difference between old school and new school bike technology has sure changed from the 80s to now I'm like you Foo I'm old schooler from the '80s but I know the difference between the old and the new
Over the years BMX has changed from 1" steerer to 1" 1/8 and tube sizes have changed on frames and back ends of frames have got shorter from 14" to 13" to 12" back ends and BB has changed from American BB to Mid BB's
I converted my 1979 Schwinn 36-36 from threaded to threadles forks... of course I had to trim the inside of the bearing cups usings a dremel... Very very close fit btw !.. also had to do away with the bearing casings (tins) and straight run the bearings... if you've went this far, USE THE BEST HIGH GRADED GREASE YOU CAN FIND to make it last as long as possible. PS: Water Resisitant Grease Is The Way To Go ! Don't Be CHEAP Buy The Good Shit .!.. =_=
I'm 39 and getting my 10 year old into BMX... Things have definitely changed since cruising my GT Interceptor in the early 90's. This video made allot of sense and was clear. Thanks for the videos.
Yeah same with mountain bikes. They keep changing standards and new tech constantly (tapered head tubes for example limit your fork choice if you have an old bike). You buy a bike as an upgrade platform and in 10 years, newer parts become incompatible.
BMX are like cars. New ones are engineered to perfection. But old school ones have style 💯
Loved the opening skit it was funny asf😂
First try 😂
I just purchased a 20 in Fat Tire folding e bike, I've been researching and looking up stuff ,this brings back such awesome memories, I'm 53 me and my best buds were so into BMX in our teens, we had Diamondback supergoose mongoose GT Redline it was awesome ! even the parts we used to have I'm starting to remember again I just ordered a pair of odi mushroom grips for my new bike and a laid-back seatpost, 80s BMX
... nothing was better, I'm really interested what the new school is looking like as far as BMX . I can't do it anymore but I love to watch it awesome fun guys
Old school BMX will always be my true love! I don’t care much for new age bikes
I used to be like that now I'm the opposite- the past is best left there!
The wheels now are way stronger.
@@robertlund5694 most new school bikes look the same, no personality whatsoever. Those low seats are ridiculously uncomfortable. Old school bikes are beautiful, super expensive and highly collectible for a reason!
@@mr.irrelevant3588 never had a problem with old school wheels so I don’t understand your comparison. Plus I’m a mag fan… skyway, GT fans, ACS etc
Old school bikes definitely had more personality. All bikes now look the same.. but they are way better. Most old school bikes I see have a yard stick for a seat post and the handlebars are so far forward your chest is above the front tire lol
Thanks for the break down. My BMX days were in the late 90's and i was a bit lost with these new bikes. They do not catch my eye at all haha. But knowledge is power. Thanks for showing the differences.
Clicked on the video for giggles and grin's, I'm looking to restore my 85 Robinson pro and know what will and will not work, but I like your comedic approach to the topic.
BOSS was good shit! At the time... old-school brings back those great memories, but new stuff is much better, with exception to character. New bikes all look the same, can't even tell what brand they are if you remove the stickers.
The new school bike frames are stronger than old school tho
Very cool...im 60 and this helps me understand the difference..thank you
You should do more of that acting opening🤟
No hablo inglés pero por lo que ví es como han cambiado las bicis yo tengo una bici Trek vértigo 4130 y una fishbone ( jumping ) y otras que tuve como GT , Haro, Dk , hoffmann , schiwin etc, entre los 80,90, 2000, hubo muchos cambios saludos desde Bogotá 🇨🇴 👍🚲
Hola bro, sabes de Haro? Tengo una duda, quiero cambiar las ruedas de mi downtown por unas 2.40, entraran? Tendria que cambiar los aros/rines? Gracias🙌🙌🙌🙏🙏🙏🙏
We love you Phu! You are BMX’s BEST. Ride on Epically!
Used to ride OS & midschool bmx since 1997. I have a GT freestyle pro & Kuwahara Bravo back in the days.
Started using newschool bike last year.
Game changer! 🤘🏼🔥
Great video! I have an old school bike to assemble, now I know what to do!!
BMX is fascinating as its just so damn technical and im talking old school and new school.. i bought myself a Mongoose Pro XL and its AMAZING
this is so timely for me wow. i have a '97 gt mach one that i decided not to "rebuild." it has a bunt crank among other issue buts it's actually ridable. instead a bought a brand new sunday and couldn't be happier!
You guys should compare 90s bikes they kinda pioneered all the oversized and sealed parts i also ride triple traps on my 81 supergoose and my 93/4 gt mach one
Mod up or loose out boy on the old school. Easy as mate. Just tell everyone the truth. I put 990 mount on my xxl robinson and re chromed it at 17. Was easy to do. Just my time and electro plating. But man it worked so well and like a dime to stop. Also upgrade the robinson dropouts to 8mm for racing and dirtbiking. Re chromed again and was the best bike with balance I've ever riden.
Nice video Alfred. Very interesting topic.
Just I'm a quite disagree with Phu today. Actually, 1 1/8 forks may fit into a os frame. They aren't 1" head tube strictly, so you've room for it.
I made it twice and that works very well.
Phu is a great actor brotha fr an love your videos alf you're the man
Old School !! Boss and Robinson 👍
💪🏼🎉
Today’s BMX bikes just look too similar to me.Back in the day,you knew what an SE PK RIPPER or QUADANGLE looked like,you knew what a MONGOOSE SUPERGOOSE or PRO CLASS looked like,you knew what a SKYWAY TA looked like,you knew what a DIAMOND BACK HARRY LEARY TURBO looked like, you knew what a HUTCH PRO STAR looked like,or a TORKER or a HARO or a CW or a HUFFY RACING or a MURRAY or a RALEIGH R6000.These are just a few old school BMX bikes,there are loads more i could mention like GT, JMC, PROFILE, REDLINE,etc,etc.These bikes had character.Todays bikes just look the same.Sorry,but as an old timer,I’d take a PK RIPPER over a WE THE PEOPLE every day of the week.
@@derekharrison1582 I bet you still use a rotor phone. I get it, it's better.
@@derekharrison1582 www
the intro is sooooo accurate, omgg. "I thought this was a bmx shop"
don't make me breakout my 1980 Patterson racing frame nickel played !! 44-16 gears baby..
I found an 85 MCS styler frame in my garbage truck. Got anything for one of those? I really need a full crankset and rear freewheel.
I love Phu videos. Guy knows sooooo much, it's mind blowing.
You can move to slotted axles to make new school rims to fit old school bikes if you get the proper slot size.
Have to ask, if "old school" dates back to the early '80's to the mid 90's(?), would my 1978 Torker be considered "antique"?
PS i love your shop.....that is the way a specialty shop SHOULD look!
I just came across your channel 2 days ago because ive been rebuilding this old next bike I no it ain't no bmx but I'm 44 I'm just want to ride anyway I hope you respond back because your video on spoke lacing is the best 1 I've seen real talk so as I'm doing as you said in the video it's going down right than I hit a snag because spokes wouldn't fit or whatever so my question is if the flange spoke rim it self has any type of bend in them is worth less or is there still away I can still lace the rim
Super dope video idea. I had pit Bull2 breaks, shark bite pedals, cook 3 piece cranks and the same handle bars on my Elf double up frame with matching forks. However the execution of the video was a little to busy, too fast. Good info on a great video but slow it down some.
These are my favourite types of videos
When did the 1/2” pedals stop being made?
Hey Alfredo I bought a mongoose Cali special repop out of the box it was pretty easy to assemble but I stuck with the diaconpe Mx brakes my rear brake only one side moves when I press the lever the other side seems to be stuck and won’t move, I’ve played around with it but just can’t figure it out
A video on the new repop diacompe brakes would be cool
Cheers Silas
That cult frame is amazing looking! I need go build up a bike so bad! I have a 29er but wanna go back to the fun times on a 20 but im also 6'3" now so kinda hard
I own a Hutch Pro Racer frame and a We The People Stud flatland bike and a Specialized Vegas Pro bike. I like em all,but my oldschool bikes are my favorites. I have alot of bikes
Hey have to say profile do a hub axle in titanium and cromoly to 10mm/38 from the 14 mm. Maybe for thier hubs but i haven't checked to other hubs
There's now lots of connectors and adapters for all parts new school or old school for any bike
1976 was my first bmx, 1985 haro master torker proX, but I love my FIT sandm for riding today more reliable and no flex
Great info, thank you
My dbi patriot has 2.35 primo walls they are a tight fit lol but work awesome
I still have my old GT Interceptor from the early 90s I believe. I would like to give it to my son to ride, but it needs tires and brakes. Old brake system is completely gone. What would you recommend as replacements?
have a old school frame my problem with it is i have to make a hole just to put a gyro brake on it
1 1/8 threaded headsets are hard to find, good ones at least.
I have a pair of boss ladder bars. With the crazy 3 cross bars.
I have a dk sentry that got gifted to me. Would I be able to put 2.4 tires on it?
Love this. Great explanation.
I built mix school bikes since 06.. there are 7/8" pivotal posts out. Conversion HS 's are easily made. New GT hubs have 3/8" axles, 2.1 tires fit OS frames. I run all 1.85s on all my bikes.
Hi I have a 1997 huffy flatbed, do u know what seats I can replace it with? Thnx
Very helpful video, thanks!
Good information
Only thing i haven't found is a sealed bearing hub on the 1 inch to work with a gen 1 gyro so far. Tell me if someone has done it. I will buy that and tell everyone to buy it
I had a 2001 Gt Dyno VFR with one piece cranks. I didn’t know at the time that one piece cranks have 1/2 inch pedals so when I bought 9/16 odyssey pedals I had to switch out the spindles to make them fit.
*dyno vfr
Yeahhhhhhh ethan lights camera action 🎥😂
Any chance you have an old acs 55 slant?
Phu with the knowledge. Thnx guys
Phu Do you sell 14 mil axels slotted to 3/8s? Thats what i use on all my old bikes that have 3/8s front and back. the only 3/8s I have is on my Schwinn orange crate and my apple crate.
‼️QUESTION‼️
Hiya brody, i got me a question: How do i know if my Haro Downtown got nuff clearance for a 2.4? I just got into bmx and got no clue bout what im doin, ty
Is that a Powerlite Pro frame?
Dope shop bro!
What's with the upside down oakleys?
They make 14mm flat to fit in 3/8 drop outs. I rode like that for years till i got a newer bike
NEw wheels fit my 86 mongoose I do use a little thinner tire tho
What is the size of tire on bmx on newschool??
14mm slotted axles slide right in a 3/8 dropout.No frame mutilation necessary.
True that. Classic.
Lol- yeah right- so many frames were cut and now they are being put back to 10mm!
@@robertlund5694 i have a 2002 gt tour 2, i actually ground them to take 14mm axles.But their seriously an inch thick so no worries of stressing the frame.
I havent rode bmx sense mid 90s I had some really nice bikes my baby was a 91,92,_94 gt pro performer tour with crash dummies decals hade crank hard for grinding and every thing then I hade mongoose expert black with all the pads that was my bmx and freestyle bikes and I hade a few more that weren't as treasured to me if I could find my gt and expert I'd love it I left them some where as I got into girls and high school some where
Anyone know what’s up with the PK Ripper 2006 team model headset!? Can’t find headset to fit? Help
Hey I think this is first vid where phu didn't tell us to unsubscribe lol. I really could watch all day epic vids. I bet a bunch of shenanigans 🤪 happen.
Hey guys! Anyone know where I can get a Schwinn Z Flash from the 90s? I had it when I was a teenager and unfortunately it was stolen from me at the time. I would like to buy another one as a souvenir. Maybe someone has a tip for me. thank you
Why have you not done mid school vs new school yet
I build motorcycles. Have been since 2000. And forever I've been wondering who came up with the term "old school". Like why TF are we talking about school?
Hope you read this because I have very limited info on the bike I’m about to mention. It was around ’86 or ‘87 and it was called a Jamis Laser Fastimes. My brother and I got one for Xmas one year. His was white with dayglo orange and black trim. Mine was white with pink and lime green trim. They were both fully decked out with rotors, front and back pegs….you name it, it was on it. They cost a little over $500 each and back then, that was about what the Haro Master was running. Only thing is, nobody else around us had one or had heard of them. Nobody that I knew was ever sponsored by them and I never saw them in any of the bike mags. I still have the frame, mags, front forks…..actually everything but the brake parts (levers, lines, calipers, etc.) I reckon my question is, have you ever heard of them and if so, would love to know anything you can tell me about them. Thanks.
You should coin the phrase "it won't work." Put that on shirts and hats and stuff to sell as merch or your channel
How much for that Boss frame???
Ok yall gotta do more skits
I have a question about that 1" to 1-1/8" converter. Does it have a hollow allen bolt down the middle to run the front brake cable?
Most or all of those adapters are made from aluminum, and would not survive for more than a few minutes if you plan to do any aggressive riding.
Its almost like everything new is better than the old school stuff :)
We needs another Ethan n phoo episode 😭
You can actually use a 1 1/8” fork on a old school 1” frame . It takes mix and matching headset parts and free balling the bearings. I ve done several times works just fine. Let me know if you want pics. I just built a 1978 mongoose with SE landing gear threadless forks. It works like a dream bro.
i 'free balled' back in the 80's....chick did NOT dig
Could you put a 20x2.1 on the Robinson and change the width on rim by a little with a double sided hub with a 3/8 axle with a 13t on one side 16t on the other and put a 39t sprocket.
What did you say?
My 80s BMX was as much about transportation as doing tricks. Little sprockets and low seat wouldn't of worked for me
Yes exactly!
The rear gear is small to match, but I totally agree about the seat post issue.
Yeah, I hate the low seats!
I still ride my 86 mongoose fs1 freestyle I never bought a new bike it's the only one I'll own besides my old black diamond back
i had a 84 diamondback formula 1, best bike i ever rode, it was so fast.
Old school has 1" threaded Forks, Mid school has 1 1/8" forks with bigger bearings and new school has integrated frames with integrated bearings 👍👍
Yo what’s up alf
Very helpful video
Ok now you gotta build a new-old school with all the mods that you can give it to make it stronger! Im acctaully ridin on a frankenbike like that... you show me yours ill show ya mine lol
Awesome !
I'm an old head. The nostalgia bug bit me and I want a freestyle bike. Can anybody tell me why the seats on the new bike are so low??
I'm about to drop $1000+ on one of those old bikes. I don't like the profile of the new
You serious?
Surprises me how many people don't know that there's a big difference between old school and new school bike technology has sure changed from the 80s to now I'm like you Foo I'm old schooler from the '80s but I know the difference between the old and the new
Dirtbike grips " won't " work because the throttle grip has a larger diameter hole!
True
Existe el mid school ? Si es asi cual seria?
I like that store of bike, and i love old school bike 👍👊
place bude bo a video of mid school vs new school
Old school bikes, the lighter the better. We use to crack frames on a regular! They were racing bikes
These guys are NASA scientists
hey alf what's a 3/8 axle is it like a 10mm
3/8" is 9.5mm in metric
@@bmxscape thank you but will it fit on a 10mm hole peg
@@ethan-eo5jb yes 9.5mm axle will fit inside a 10mm hole
@@bmxscape ok thx
@@ethan-eo5jb no problem, any more questions just ask
Over the years BMX has changed from 1" steerer to 1" 1/8 and tube sizes have changed on frames and back ends of frames have got shorter from 14" to 13" to 12" back ends and BB has changed from American BB to Mid BB's
I wish I could ride a chainstay under 13". The heel of my size 11 shoes LOVE to get caught under my rear pegs at the worst times HAHAHAHA
Pros and cons but at least BMX is moving in the right direction.
@@oldguyrips535 I’m size 12 and I’ve got a 13 back end
I converted my 1979 Schwinn 36-36 from threaded to threadles forks... of course I had to trim the inside of the bearing cups usings a dremel... Very very close fit btw !.. also had to do away with the bearing casings (tins) and straight run the bearings... if you've went this far, USE THE BEST HIGH GRADED GREASE YOU CAN FIND to make it last as long as possible. PS: Water Resisitant Grease Is The Way To Go ! Don't Be CHEAP Buy The Good Shit .!.. =_=
ddamnnn nice
Ethan crushed it
Haha for real
Feeling lonely really sucks 😞😕
Keep that head up!