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Fim No Stop Video

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  • Don't see no difference to stop allowed rules - did he go back or not? Probably did but can't be sure so lets give benefit of the doubt. Riders have been going back without penalty at all levels for

  • Nice weather! When you see them do it correctly (no stopish) it makes you wonder why they ever bothered stopping doesn't it?

  • What a bunch of crap that video is! No-Stop failed years ago and will fail again. My wife really has no interest in the sport and just puts up with my silly obsession, but those are the people that

Just watched the video and it looked like they were nearly all stopping at some point or another, Emma Bristol did one part where the bike stopped but her body was moving forward so is this classed as forward motion?

As someone above said, as a relative newby, taking a momentary pause to gather it together when the bikes getting away from me and getting a 5 is annoying to say the least, how observers are going to police this I don't know!

One thing that keeps surprising me in this discussion is that everyone that likes No Stop seem to be "Classic people". Do you really think the sections in WTC are going to be like Classic sections where you will be able to ride a section without moving front/rear wheel sideways, and that high spectacular obstackles will disappear? Well think again. This is WTC. The turns will still be to tight, and the obstacles will still be high and spectacular. The difference is that No Stop is MORE difficult. Not easyer as claimed as the reason for No Stop.

The other thing is how this is going to sell more bikes. Its like potential new riders saying "WOW! They are not allowed to stop! Amasing! i have to get me a trials bike to try this!"

Cheers from Norway :beer:

-Jan

Edited by jandyb

The other thing is how this is going to sell more bikes. Its like potential new riders saying "WOW! They are not allowed to stop! Amasing! i have to get me a trials bike to try this!"

Cheers from Norway :beer:

-Jan

Or they will think "why buy a new bike when I can go ride the trails and not stop on my existing off road bike" or " I may as well go ride Endurocross, already got an off road bike, just need to throw a couple obstacles in the way"

Edited by zippy

One thing that keeps surprising me in this discussion is that everyone that likes No Stop seem to be "Classic people". Do you really think the sections in WTC are going to be like Classic sections where you will be able to ride a section without moving front/rear wheel sideways, and that high spectacular obstackles will disappear? Well think again. This is WTC. The turns will still be to tight, and the obstacles will still be high and spectacular. The difference is that No Stop is MORE difficult. Not easyer as claimed as the reason for No Stop.

The other thing is how this is going to sell more bikes. Its like potential new riders saying "WOW! They are not allowed to stop! Amasing! i have to get me a trials bike to try this!"

Cheers from Norway :beer:

-Jan

Severity has nothing, I repeat NOTHING, to do with rules.

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