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Ignacho

Silver Member
I still think people who ride both mongo and do fs spins regulalry are riding the wrong way and should change their stance
 
Does the term come from what's natural to the majority? Do they reference it that way because it's usually natural to spin that way much like how grinding with your heels facing the ledge is also usually natural? Because if grinding with heels facing is bs, I'd like to know why spinning the direction of your toes is also bs. And if heels facing is considered fs, where the hell is that terminology coming from?
 
this was entered wrong.... its still the standard 5mm. but who knows in the future...

is it possible that the description is referencing the diameter of the bolt and not the head on top of it? Because I've been messing around with starnuts and the bolt that goes in them, and it takes a 5mm wrench to tighten one, but all hardware stores classify it as a 6mm bolt. If that's the case, what does that make a TILT bolt's diameter? Very confused with this finding.

Skating dictated fs and bs not your preference haha

well, skating still oughtta have its reasons...right?
 

Chrispy

Silver Member
Grinding spin terminology has to do with where the obstacle is. Spin terminology has to do with which way you spin.
A front board will aways be in front of you
A bs spin will always have ur butt where your bars are
 

Josh Young

Super Moderator
Staff member
is it possible that the description is referencing the diameter of the bolt and not the head on top of it? Because I've been messing around with starnuts and the bolt that goes in them, and it takes a 5mm wrench to tighten one, but all hardware stores classify it as a 6mm bolt. If that's the case, what does that make a TILT bolt's diameter? Very confused with this finding.

Yea I told andrew about it and he said that is the 6mm is the "correct" term for it. he then said if you dont know then it can be confusing. And i am confused but whatever haha proto clamps only use a 5mm allen.
 

CoryR

Silver Member
think of spins by whch way of your body is rotating the direction you are riding, backside your back is rotating out that way, front side your front is rotating out
 

henry rohlfing

Steel Member
this is so confusing how does nobody know the difference between fs and bs... also thats stupid if you think people who spin fs naturally should change their style bull shit
 

Chrispy

Silver Member
Do what you gotta do if you like spinning with your head looking all the way up do it. If you like doing 180's cross footed no one is gonna stop you. Unless you push mongo of course
 

thealexbuffery

Gold Member
Grinds -
If your foot faces the ledge, its front side

If the back of your foot faces the ledge, its backside

Spins -
Say if you do a 90° spin flat

If you spin 90 and land with your back facing in the direction you were riding (in this case forwards), its a backside spin direction

If you spin and land facing the way you were riding, its a front side spin
 
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