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27-07.-2005, 08:07 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Eastwood, Sydney, Australia
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monos?
what technique do you use?
i can pull a mono/wheelie for max 3 pedal revolutions..... i ride a VT wonder if a DJ/FR hardtail would make it easier?
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Rob www.bikenorth.org.au '07 Giant OCR Composite 3 - R550s with Michi Prorace2 '06 Giant CRX1 '96 Apollo Himalaya commuter - Rigid Fork, slicks, fully racked DMR Switchback Reynolds 520- Velocity Cliffhangers, SRAM X-9, Easton bar/stem DMR Trailstar 2 4130- Mavic117, Dice Whiplash, SCUD DH bars, LX 9spd, DMR Crisis Cranks. '04 Giant VT3 frame - SOLD |
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21-05.-2006, 12:33 PM
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Re: monos?
I can get ages on my XtC...its harder on XC bikes as you have to deal with longer stems and chainstays with high stand-over hights but its not impossible to do.
Try initially standing up then sitting down...i used to deliberatly pull up too hard so that you fall off the back (remeber to hold on!)..that way, you find your "sweet spot". Its just a matter of practising and trying to find that point where you are balanced. |
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