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Re: Pedal/Crank Grabbing in Trials

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  1. Danni said:

    This is actually a rule in BIU. There is also a time limit on lines, so
    riders can't track stand for eternity until they get the oomph.

    I know about the "grabbing rule" in BIU, thats why I mention it here.
    I kinda like the idea of a 5 second period to go to rubber from a
    pedalgrab.
    Gonna work on my grabs to do them in 5 seconds (but I think they
    allready are less then 5 seconds)

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    JJuggle said:

    If somebody cloned your mother would you have sex with the clone? I
    should think not.

    Danni said:

    I don't like having penis written all over my uni🙂 .

    manon1wheel said:

    no offense but deads look plain old gross...


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  2. At the bike trials comp I went to, beginner/sport riders were allowed to
    use pedal/crank/bash, but expert/pro riders were given a point each time
    they used pedal/crank/bash (although none of them used pedal or crank,
    only bash).

    Anyway, Sponge convinced me. I'm all about pushing myself to go bigger,
    so I'll see if not using pedal helps that.

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  3. i think that pedal grabs are fine as long as they are just pedal grabs.

    i think that using a pedals grab must be so usefull in the area of
    trials.

    i wish i could do pedal grabs... then again i have not had a proper
    crack at learning them so really i can not complain.

    the use of pedal grabs should not make a rider become lazy and not try
    to better them self, but just extend the hight in which a rider can
    jump.

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