Quick google search and as far as I can see it means coming up short on doubles and landing across the 2nd double instead of on the backside of it.
Is that right?
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'Casing' a jump. What does it mean?
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Posted 3 years ago #
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I think its where your back wheel clips the top of the landing rather than landing smoothly on the down-slope. I do it all the time
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yeh.
its what happens when 90% of mountain bikers claim they have jumped something.
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Yeah pretty much.
Refers to a very hard landing - typically landing on the peak of any jump in place of the downslope.comes from landing on the 'crankcases' from the days of Scrambling (Moto-X)...
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Yes, I think it comes from MX - where bikes have "cases" below all the mechanical gubbins.
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Staking out a potential target building, noting any surveillance/security provisions, easy entry/exit points, where items of value/interest are stored, gathering information useful to facilitate any impending raid.
Eh?
A 'jump'? What on Earth are you talking about don't be so silly.
Posted 3 years ago #
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