December 7, 201015 yr I'm wondering if a push trials bike could be used for training. Maybe i've watched too many Danny MacAskill videos but, it would seem that practicing some techniques could be achieved more safely with a bike that weighs 1/6th as much, and therefore the transition to a motorized model could be made with more confidence. Does anyone have some experience on this subject, or an opinion?
December 7, 201015 yr I'm wondering if a push trials bike could be used for training. Maybe i've watched too many Danny MacAskill videos but, it would seem that practicing some techniques could be achieved more safely with a bike that weighs 1/6th as much, and therefore the transition to a motorized model could be made with more confidence. Does anyone have some experience on this subject, or an opinion? Heck ya! Though the 2 are very different I sure think it could not hurt. I have one of these I picked up years ago before I had a trials bike. Think it made it more natural for me getting on a moto trials bike! http://bmxmuseum.com/forsale/134
December 7, 201015 yr Yeah it helps alot especially with balance and you're hopping on the back wheel in no time
December 7, 201015 yr Works wonders, I had about a year on the push bikes before i jumped back onto the gasser. The confidence and technique was there instantly, Its well worth it!
December 8, 201015 yr Author Great advice guys, thanks for all the encouragement. I've now been able to secure a Viper X bike for practice training. Cheers
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