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Poll: Does Trials Give You Adrenaline?

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Hi guys just hitting a bit of plateau and finding that I'm not enjoying it so much because I don't have that adrenaline rush which happens when I go shredding with my KTM 300 or ripping down trails with my downhill bike. What to do? Alternate between bikes? Any suggestion is appreciated! Cheers

Ride each when you feel like it. Or just take the trials bike to the top of the steepest hill you can find and try to roll down it without dying... that's usually good for some adrenaline.

Go Splatter some big ass rocks, that will make you feel alive again.

Make your challenges harder. Old saying.. If you do what you always do.....you get what you always get.?Cheers Taff.

Hi guys just hitting a bit of plateau and finding that I'm not enjoying it so much because I don't have that adrenaline rush which happens when I go shredding with my KTM 300 or ripping down trails with my downhill bike. What to do? Alternate between bikes? Any suggestion is appreciated! Cheers

If you cant get an adrenaline rush from riding your trials bike, you arent riding big enough stuff.

Try to ride something that your mind can see the possibility of death. It`s far easier in trials to do that than going fast. Going fast and fear has to deal with the sudden stop. Trials is the death defying ride. Speed not needed.

I think you have the word on it, go big or go home!  :thumbup:

 

Always a little ninja in us who really love trials so push yourself, you will find that rush I am sure of it!  :ph34r:

Hi again, another way is to ride with higher skilled riders, and ride their line.

Taff

I have never had that problem... here is a short clip of me riding my txt200 being followed by a friend who had borrowed my EC200 (between sections) pretty sure my adrenaline was higher than his - LOL

 

https://youtu.be/AbZr2TLglTY

Edited by michael_t

I get a rush every time I start my beta. When she goes in gear will she jump forward and run away or will I be ok! Applying front brake as a precaution is just too safe.

I think you have the word on it, go big or go home!  :thumbup:

 

Always a little ninja in us who really love trials so push yourself, you will find that rush I am sure of it!  :ph34r:

 

 

It is amazing how much of a Ninja this fat middle aged body can be when crashing and trying to get away from a falling bike.   :chairfall:  :ph34r:

I get a rush every time I start my beta. When she goes in gear will she jump forward and run away or will I be ok! Applying front brake as a precaution is just too safe.

I used to run into the same thing... now before I start it, I put it in 3rd gear pull in the clutch and see if it is stuck if it is I just rock it back and forth a little until the clutch frees up... cuts down on that little surprise take off after the bike has been sitting for a bit.   

Edited by michael_t

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