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For the past few months I've mostly been training to do my first century (didn't work out because of a sprained ankle), but now I'm trying to get some mountaining biking in before the snow starts here in central New York. I used to not have problems getting over smallish logs on the trail, but the other day I just couldn't seem to make it over anything. I can get my front wheel over easily, but the back one always hits and I have to bail out. I've read articles on clearing logs and the technique makes sense when I read it, but I'm still not able to actually do it on the bike. Do any of you have any helpful tips that the books and articles may have missed? |
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the faster you go, the easier it is... get a little speed, get a little bunny hop over the log. unless its a BIG log... in which case, just rock your balance- rock back to clear it with the front, then rock forward to bring your back wheel with you. and stay off the brakes so you keep rolling. practice with parking curbs
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