Lol...lots of differing information out there about this:
"When you’re nailing it round a nice bermed corner, your body leans with the bike and most of the time you keep your pedals flat. If you use the same technique in a flat corner it could lead to a nasty crash. Instead, make sure to press down on your outside pedal and push it down towards the six o’clock position. At the same time, lean your bike towards the inside of the corner with bent arms, while keeping your body in a slightly more upright position. This will help push your tyre’s shoulder tread directly down into the ground, and ultimately give you more grip."
[https://www.redbull.com/ca-en/how-to-ride-flat-corners-on-a-mtb](https://www.redbull.com/ca-en/how-to-ride-flat-corners-on-a-mtb)
Nov. 20, 2018, 8:38 a.m. - Bushpilot
Lol...lots of differing information out there about this: "When you’re nailing it round a nice bermed corner, your body leans with the bike and most of the time you keep your pedals flat. If you use the same technique in a flat corner it could lead to a nasty crash. Instead, make sure to press down on your outside pedal and push it down towards the six o’clock position. At the same time, lean your bike towards the inside of the corner with bent arms, while keeping your body in a slightly more upright position. This will help push your tyre’s shoulder tread directly down into the ground, and ultimately give you more grip." [https://www.redbull.com/ca-en/how-to-ride-flat-corners-on-a-mtb](https://www.redbull.com/ca-en/how-to-ride-flat-corners-on-a-mtb)