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Neil Livewire

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  1. This will be one of the reasons Jitsie supply solid rear sprockets https://www.jitsie.com/en/rear-sprockets/46364-closed-rear-sprocket-bt2806.html
  2. I also find Jan's explanations easier to understand / absorb but the methods given by "SUN" are more for popping the wheel over close up opticals. The younglings at our club can do all sorts of wheelies (wheelings in France) but they are generally to show off and practice balance.
  3. It's nice to see "its not a race" ?, just need to stop the commentators calling it a race. Oh, use the clutch for mechanical sympathy unless you like breaking your bike. On the road going up the box clutch less isn't really a problem and down shifting works if you time it right. Correct gear choice is part of the game although there'll always be the odd cock-up ?
  4. There's the modern problem jimmyl; it means you have to use your leg. Although they are essential in trials I'm afraid the tendency today is to use them as little as possible. People don't like going places unless you can park your SUV and are slowly losing the ability to use those dangly things that hang from our arses.

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