Veteran (Leaperkim) Lynx traffic and trails, 70 lbs spring, road tire. 

I'm wearing a lot more safety gear when I attempt such feats (for me). How is the great Justin and family?

@@tigrollin6450 life is getting back to normal, slowly. I can’t say it’s as intense as it clearly is for you down south… that is to say, we drive 4 wheel cars 😅 But things are exciting up here none the less. I’ve been trying to motivate myself to fly again. You fly anymore?

@justindarnellfpv , I'm bringing today at wedding. Hopefully keep it together long enough for you to fly it! Luv u nefu!

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Lol! I'm getting a terrible urge to get in my car and go! Something really good must be over your way. You'll have to reprimand me in person! Then we'll go riding and fpving. Thanks for letting me know about comments being off! Love you too bro!

I'll tell my friend about kickstand. I have bumped my shins on them lifting cycle into trunk. It hurt! He's hoping to ride off-road in future so would like to keep pedals as high as possible, but he's having trouble with the height right now. Thanks for all the info! This is such a nice machine!

I love it, happy you enjoyed the ride through of it too! Thanks for watching.

Luckily, it fell in leaves and not a scratch!

Thanks chris!

I think Kevin has already purchased some from overseas. Wonder how the 2 compare. I may get one soon myself and will keep that in mind! Thanks.

Rule makers make all things funnier to free men. And my friend understood completely that breaking those rules would be my 1st priority. Thanks for stopping by and commenting!

I've lowered mine to 34.5 and wobbles have completely disappeared (for most part). Did have mine in twenties but with my rough-housing I damaged 2 rims in another wheel so raised psi some!

I was, have about 170 miles on it, so tall compared to my cycles that it catches me by surprise. Above 45 (most of road riding was by display) many people are getting some wobbles, but they seem to smooth out as your body climates to it. The 1st day had a scare with wobbles but not since. He's coming to pick it up this weekend.

Why it's intense? I also both Lynx for first wheel, waiting for it to arrive.

It's got a lot of power, pretty high pedals, but other than that, if you take it gradually, you'll be perfect fine. S22 has lower pedals and is a little easier to learn on for the most part. Wear some good shin guards for awhile, that kick stand can get you! I've been lucky.

GenghisKhan, none at all, completely silent to my not too perfect ears. I did adjust angle slightly so it doesn't move backwards in the settings. Maybe that's why it's humming.

Yeah, he was smiling when he said it knowing he broke one of my cycles. His lynx rides good now. And after watching video he wasn't surprised that all 3 of his rules lay broken on the floor. He picked them up and threw them in the trash and said thank you. I told him to save his thank you cause I wasn't done helping him out yet.

My s22 crushes the lynx in my 1/2 mile track around my property. It is narrow and curvy and the s22 is so feathery lite that you can sling it around so good, as well as Master. S22 slightly beats master for me, and beats extreme and lynx by good bit. Lynx and extreme getting closer in time. Shocks of extreme, lynx, and s22 all pretty comparable to me.

@@tigrollin6450 Thanks for your answer ! I'll take lynx and s22pro and sell my master and t4. For my 82kg I think 66libs for offroad will be enough merci !

It's not mine. Mightve went for 66lbs spring myself but with it adjusted like I had it was perfect for my style trail riding. Was some stiff but very little bottoming out on even biggest jumps. Feels good on roads to me too for most part. After riding this one 300 miles I might would go for 70lbs spring now with my style riding.

I weigh 150lbs and have the 62lb shock its perfect

@GenghisKhan311 , this is a little stiff for me, but has loosened up quite a bit. Do you jump with yours? Any bottoming out with 62lbs spring?

It knocks down cycle in case of crash. Saves your cycle from extra damage (tumbling down road without it), and damage to other property and people. It's come in handy many times, always pulls it straight down when i crash. Also, the plus 75 ladies like it, and being an older gentleman(?) I try to please them.

You're hilarious. Where can I get one?

@@TheSkinnyshowATL , got mine on Amazon!

Agree.... I hope this was for comedic purposes....

​, kevin, the one I'm not a good friend to, said it'd upset the tender hearted. Said any friend that'd follow such communistic rules ain't a friend, but pretending.

​​@@tigrollin6450WTH's going on in this comment section. Sounds like something I'd say after a blunt.😂

@Duciousness yeah, that might make you say something like that too (though our Creator told us at least 3 times that he gave unto man the stuff you put in those blunts) Most people think a friend is someone that does everything you tell them to do, and if they don't do it, then they are the one that's not a good friend, not the idiot who gave them the silly, girlish rules to begin with. I go out of my way to toughen up my easily offended rule-making friends, and I do it all for free and with a good attitude. I'm not yet a man, but can help them become one while I'm learning myself.

@@tigrollin6450 This is why people lose faith in fellow man. Common decency, respect and trust are morals that are being lost. My parents taught me when borrowing something to always treat other peoples belongings better than you would treat your own.

We need to get some money to you right away. Can't be missing out in this.