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cycling and sense of balance

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  1. On my ride this morning I realized that I now have a "sense of balance"
    again, like I had when I was a child. I can now ride "no hands" as in
    when raising arms above the head when crossing the finish line. The last
    time I attempted that type of action I definitely had a bit of a
    problem. And whats really funny is I never really realized that I had a
    balance problem.

    JAU

  2. Just A User said:

    On my ride this morning I realized that I now have a "sense of balance"
    again, like I had when I was a child. I can now ride "no hands" as in
    when raising arms above the head when crossing the finish line. The last
    time I attempted that type of action I definitely had a bit of a
    problem. And whats really funny is I never really realized that I had a
    balance problem.

    Maybe not so much of a balance problem as a relaxation problem. That
    is, it's hard to ride no-handed and perform other maneuvers on a bike
    if you're not relaxed.

    Robert

  3. Just A User said:

    On my ride this morning I realized that I now have a "sense of balance"
    again, like I had when I was a child. I can now ride "no hands" as in
    when raising arms above the head when crossing the finish line. The last
    time I attempted that type of action I definitely had a bit of a
    problem. And whats really funny is I never really realized that I had a
    balance problem.

    JAU

    Hey, cool! Next you'll be practicing your trackstanding.
    http://pages.prodigy.com/CharlieB/trackstands.html

    Donga

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