built this as part of skills trail

table one side and the middle taken out on other side. it's difficult to leave it alone and not constantly buff it 🙂

I'm loving that! Gonna have me one too 😉

That is such a good idea, wish that was close to me, is it at Woburn ?

Bazzer

That's an awesome idea to get me over the 'fear of the gap'!

Great idea. I don't attempt these things as it always feels as if your front wheel is going to hit the wrong side of the other side (leg?) and then you're over the handlebars.

Nah, not woburn.

that is ace. 🙂

I'd love to have something like that to learn on. Gives a chance to roll over, then gradually build confidence skill etc.
Great work, wish it was in my garden.

How long did it take to build?

when is the trail going to be finished? alot done since last time i saw it. Are you going to make sure the nettles grow in the gap

That looks do-able and fun.

Jedi there are a number of jumps near me that have near vertical take off lips (kickers is it?), can't get my head around them as I'm all out of shape on the take off and end up landing completely wrong, any tips?

Think of buying a spade to do some works in my local woods.

Joolsburger, where usually do you ride? I had some problems at sharp take-off too…

its at the herts skills area 🙂

Steep take offs usually hav e steep landings so you need a 2nd push to land them. Mellow jumps only really require the initiual push,same as a drop

the t.top/double caught my eye….great confidence builder!

what do you mean by "2nd push", jedi?

would be great to see a video of you jumping that. I dont have the confidence to hit them or really even know how to jump one.

a bunnyhop is 2 pushes. you delay the 2nd push in a jump til you want to nose in to land

how is a bunnyhop 2 pushes?

Nice earth!

Heres an old table top table top video

wors, you push to unweight the front then push again to unweight the rear

Jedi, any chance I could use that pic for a questionnaire Im doing? Its the best pic of a tabletop I can find anywhere!

you push to unweight the front then push again to unweight the rear

i get ya.
ta.

pj266, of course you can. just credit me/ukbikeskills

Great, thanks very much 🙂

here's a pic of it from today

we built a cracking one of them at woburn but someone (troll like) made it in to a death jump

looks good tony

mmw, where did you build it?