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2 newbies on a rock

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Still learning but having too much fun on this Beta. My friend "Swamp" on his Gas Gas.

Nothing great but thought I would share. :popcorn:

The beauty of trials, two buddys can play on a small rock all day and have a blast doing it. As you get better you will ride bigger and scarier stuff but it isn't any different. It's just play time. You get on the bike and suddenly you're 10 years old again.

Right on, Red dragons !!

I had!nt heard that version of ninja flying eagles

Great practice. You want to start off using correct technique, which is NOT to simply wheelie the front end, and slam the rear tire into the rock. At about 1:04 you can see the result that often happens with that approach.

Instead, used this: http://trialstrainingcenter.com/how-to-ride-motorcycle-trials/double-blip/

In addition to text, and photos, there is video a ways down the page, that helps.

Good luck with the practice!

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Great practice. You want to start off using correct technique, which is NOT to simply wheelie the front end, and slam the rear tire into the rock. At about 1:04 you can see the result that often happens with that approach.

Instead, used this: http://trialstrainingcenter.com/how-to-ride-motorcycle-trials/double-blip/

In addition to text, and photos, there is video a ways down the page, that helps.

Good luck with the practice!

Thanks for the link. We will try that next time.

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