Does anyone else do tricks on they're Enduro bikes?
I can three my enduro bike on sizeable jumps and the od nac nac and can can but nothing like tailwhips or barspins
one foots and not foots are my trick bag limit atm, dont have a slope/dj bike anymore so all learnt on my enduro bike. oh and i can do the tiniest little no handers and "nothing"s off of a bunny hop but havent tried them properly in the air yet, scared of the bars turning or missing the bars, less to aim for than getting back to pedals. wanna learn suicides and nothings properly and nacs. Hilariously I cant table properly or get whips back straight yet so i should probably work on that, or maybe getting more height to give me more time to do get said whips back..
Yeah I haven't done a no hander on a jump yet, can bunny hop two and a half feet and clap my hands behind my back and get them back on just but don't fancy it on a jump.
I run the local bike park where there are a good few dirt jumps so spend a lot of my time riding them and I definetly think that's helped me loads as a rider.
Yeah I haven't done a no hander on a jump yet, can bunny hop two and a half feet and clap my hands behind my back and get them back on just but don't fancy it on a jump.
I run the local bike park where there are a good few dirt jumps so spend a lot of my time riding them and I definetly think that's helped me loads as a rider.
nac with clips you brave bugger haha jesus, did you actually get clipped back in before landing or just foot on pedal? yeah i need to get more confident on gaps, big tables are fine, just dont really have any locally. Although we have one nice fly out jump to a fairly soft landing that would be pretty ideal to try no handers on when i get the balls. Ideally I need to get a bike that's poppier and nicer for jumps, my yeti is setup too aggressively and plushly to get much out of it on jumps.
Foot was on pedal and cliped in just before landing, it's not too bad actually... I'm pretty stoked with being able to transition between clips and flats without issues even after 5 months of riding flats I can still jump straight on clips and be fine
Yeah sounds like what you've got is pretty ideal! Though the bike might not, although that video above is with everything setup open and with 30% sag
Moved to the city so I sold the trail pig and picked up a P.Slope. I am brand new to DJ/Park riding and the first day out on it I spilled hard enough to not let me ride for 2 weeks lol. word of caution, a snowy pumptrack can be quite slippery. Still no regerts, cant wait to bikesplore the city.
Moved to the city so I sold the trail pig and picked up a P.Slope. I am brand new to DJ/Park riding and the first day out on it I spilled hard enough to not let me ride for 2 weeks lol. word of caution, a snowy pumptrack can be quite slippery. Still no regerts, cant wait to bikesplore the city.
Some of that new new. But apparently the Vslope bottom headset cup is like 1mm different than the vimana hardtail so this is a pre headset, just-out-of-the-stand seat height and a chain that isn't quite on picture
Some of that new new. But apparently the Vslope bottom headset cup is like 1mm different than the vimana hardtail so this is a pre headset, just-out-of-the-stand seat height and a chain that isn't quite on picture
I like the way these bikes look. Sick! That front end looks longer than I remember... so even better for fun trail riding
Some of that new new. But apparently the Vslope bottom headset cup is like 1mm different than the vimana hardtail so this is a pre headset, just-out-of-the-stand seat height and a chain that isn't quite on picture
I like the way these bikes look. Sick! That front end looks longer than I remember... so even better for fun trail riding
Sarcasm? Though to be fair I did get exited when I saw what looked like a trail bike Vimana, before I realized the headset was not installed...