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  • Technique for jumping on a full sus.
  • juiced
    Free Member

    Just feels so different from ht's. Am I right about compressing both the front and back equally and staying centred until i hit the lip? ie compressing the bike into the transition.

    I do not mean trails jumping, just regular kickers.

    cheers

    radoggair
    Free Member

    i prefer the run up, triple back flip and land on the seat technique, though does depend on how high your seat is 😉

    stuey
    Free Member

    Whistle to it with two fingers in your mouth.

    Side vault over the saloon balcony as 'it' runs under, land squarely in the saddle and spur your way outa Dodge. 😛

    juiced
    Free Member

    ??? LOL

    jonb
    Free Member

    I find the action about the same but you need to do it earlier and more emphasis on compressing the back end.

    juiced
    Free Member

    cheers

    jedi
    Full Member

    just push into the take off and soft lock. timing may slighly delay due to compression

    juiced
    Free Member

    thanks.

    jedi
    Full Member

    anytime 🙂

    joemetcalfm
    Free Member

    rockets are a good idea. two on your back and some smaller ones on your shoes. take some picture so we can see how you get on.

    beefy
    Full Member

    Yeah I agree with Jedi, offset your side wind shock momentum setting and lower the rear antiplex polynomial side arm, then fall off.

    Awesome.

    juiced
    Free Member

    ok. Had a wonderful sunny afternoon getting back into it today.

    juiced
    Free Member

    Will take on board (some anyway lol) pointers for next time 🙂

    radoggair
    Free Member

    did you take on board my pointer?

    Macavity
    Free Member

    steve_b77
    Free Member

    Sell it and buy a HT.

    Or hit every little hump in the trail at warp factor on zillion and then much gnarl air will be gifted your way 😆

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