Quoted message said:now imagine a special pair of trousers that have a roller so one could
sit on the tire and ride...sans frame.
...and then on to ultimate coker wheel walking. 🙂> Looking at the video I would choose short hills to ride down, that
Quoted message said:wheel is gonna have a tendency to do the rest of the hill by
itself..
It did. 🙂> Eh? Whatchu tockin' 'bout Willis? I found that keeping the wheel as
Quoted message said:vertical as possible was the best way to ride in control.
I guess I was trying to keep the wheel as vertical as possible, but to
do so I needed to over-compensate with the tilt or something along those
lines. I found that if I started with it straight it would instantly
rub against the soon-to-be-lower leg and bring me down with it...any
suggestions/tips? That actually makes for some funny looking falls.
The wheel with all it's momentum (especially down hills 🙂) catches your
leg and pulls it very suddenly down to the ground. It's rather awkward.
So any tips on improving my technique? Any tips on better backwards
riding? Has anybody tried a rolling jump mount on one? I think I'll
try tomorrow.
Andrew
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