Now..check this out. http://www.mbuk.com/masterclass.asp
How come that nobody has the idea of trying this on their own…i mean a lot of riding technique necessary for this can be learnt from "ordinary" freeriding - is this more like "freeriding for the conservative xc crew"? Or rather helping the novice to not hurt himself badly…?
"You don't learn from experience. You learn from reflecting on the experience."
- Kristen Ulmer
yeah thats mbuk… freeriding for the conservative xc crew
Exactly the reason is stop reading mbuk. Cause it treats you like a muppet
uh…since when do you land on both wheels for landing a wheelie drop? all i've ever seen is rear wheel first :???:
he makes it all sound so easy :rolleyes:
Well i sometimes do. If its to flat my wheels hit at about the same time
where's the last 'helter skelter' you rode on the shore??? I think we're going to have to build one of these things so that we get up to par on North Shore riding.
One of the many reasons as to why I stopped reading that mag. Dirt will always be the best of the brits.
Guys your falling behind in the tech, first the hamster wheel in the swiss alps now no helter skelters. Pfft.
The reason is cause there is limited space on some of the gb parks, so to conserve space they make the helter skelters, they are really the same as the big platforms that exsist with jumps or roll off line choices. Be thankful you have the space
uh…since when do you land on both wheels for landing a wheelie drop? all i've ever seen is rear wheel first :???:
he makes it all sound so easy :rolleyes:
ya dont u like land real back wheel an hold ur brakes?
That is the stupidest thing I have ever seen.
"Jumps aren't dangerous by themselves… confidence, now thats dangerous"
where's the last 'helter skelter' you rode on the shore??? I think we're going to have to build one of these things so that we get up to par on North Shore riding.
none on the shore. one in the woodlot
ride more, post less.
Well i sometimes do. If its to flat my wheels hit at about the same time
i thought that wheelie drops are like a pedal kick drop, and are pretty much always to flat, it's like a trials move, and it's usually from a complete standstill. i ride with oldskool guys and have always seen them land rear wheel first, then the front.
as for the helter skelter, there's a double one on harper in kamloops i think, but apart from the woodlot one that's the only other one i've seen.
One of the many reasons as to why I stopped reading that mag. Dirt will always be the best of the brits.
great pics, great writing. best mtb mag in my opinion
great pics, great writing. best mtb mag in my opinion
Well if it works for you, then rock it man. For me it's too juvenille, and Dirt is much more in tune for me.
I like that his name is Doddy, and he looks like Noddy.
welcome to the bottom of my post.
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