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Tyler_MTB
Приєднався 3 чер 2021
I post outdoor biking videos
Simplified: How to Jump your Bike
In this video I will hopefully teach you how to jump your bike.
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#mountainbiking #mtb #downhill #mountainbike #outdooractivity #mtbd
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#mountainbiking #mtb #downhill #mountainbike #outdooractivity #mtbd
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Відео
JumpLine Trails in Juneau Alaska
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Multiple Trails and drone footage of Mountain biking. . . . . #mtb #mountainbiking #downhill #mountainbike #outdooractivity
Where is this in juneau
It is behind Glacier Valley Elementary school, and can be accessed by the Under Thunder trail.
We’re is this in Juneau
Would you like to? Bike with me and my friend we can meet up there
If your getting into downhill mountain biking you should just pay the extra money and buy a full suspension bike. On jumps without a smooth gradual landing it’s very easy to be boggled around and for your feet to come off the pedals. Also on trails that aren’t as smooth bumps can knock your feet off the pedals. This is my experience with hardtail bikes. Also you can buy clip pedals.
Facts. I had the same experience. Rode hardtail at the bike park for a full season. Got a full suspension bike and immediately felt 200% better
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For some reason the quality on the video isn’t great so you need to change it to the highest resolution on your end for better viewing
You definitely have talent and potential. There should be an option to adjust the image settings on the GoPro to vertical, which should fix the resolution issues.
There isn’t but buying a chest mount and a adjuster to make it so it can film vertically
Looking good, next time when you jump, just crouch in the attack position to compress the suspension then stand up right when your front tire hits the lip. Will be smooth sailing.
Thanks for comment. I will try this also I am pretty new to mountain biking and have a hardtail bike.
Same concept still, and lean back a little on the berms, since you have no suspension, leaning will put pressure on the rear tire to give you more grip. And practice bunny hopping works wonders for hardtails@tyler_ward3358
It looks like your riding too slow
Yeah this was my first time riding this path in a while so I took it slower. Also because of how zoomed in the video needs to be it is hard to get a sense of speed.
Check put my other shorts about Juneau Mountain Biking!