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Clipless newbie update

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  1. Well I've been out twice now both times taking it fairly easily also trying to catch myself out with
    slow manuevering.

    Takes some getting used to and I seem to be riding slower more cautious at present which is more
    psychological than anything. I must of stacked it about six times, twice when I just plain forgot
    when I stopped and the rest mainly on slow uphill, need a dab or backend looses traction and down I
    go but the twist'n'go is becoming slighty more instinctive.

    Practise practise practise I suppose, think I'll be waking up in a cold sweat soon screaming
    tweeeeeeest!

    Steve

  2. Just wait,

    You will be amazed how much you can bunny hop when you are clipped in !!!
    :-)

    Bob

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    Well I've been out twice now both times taking it fairly easily also trying to catch myself out
    with slow manuevering.

    Takes some getting used to and I seem to be riding slower more cautious at present which is more
    psychological than anything. I must of stacked it about six times, twice when I just plain forgot
    when I stopped and the rest mainly on slow uphill, need a dab or backend looses traction and down
    I go but the twist'n'go is becoming slighty more instinctive.

    Practise practise practise I suppose, think I'll be waking up in a cold sweat soon screaming
    tweeeeeeest!

    Steve

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