The way i learnt to do it is pull up on the front wheel and leave the back wheel alone, or on slower drops just stick your arse behind the saddle to keep your weight back, to avoid diving.
@theshadowzone1 dude, go clipless. you can pull with one leg while pushing with the other, and you can use your energy much more efficiently. you have much more control over the bike and never lose your footing. of course, they take some getting use to; you WILL fall. but in the long run, clipless pedals are the way to go
@uluuluululu Could you please tell us where you got that strange (and of course wrong) information from? Have you ever been to Austria or to Tirol for Mountainbiking? Doesn´t seem much like it... ;-)
Please take a look on our website bike.tirol.at - You´ll see that Tirol offers thousands of kilometres of legal and cleared MTB routes in any difficulty levels.
Or even better: Come here and check it out yourself, like countless satisfied riders do it every summer.
This guy is a dickhead
gabrielpopoff1 4 days ago
0:34 His ass is saying Hi
jorgequinterom 1 month ago
Wow......
The way i learnt to do it is pull up on the front wheel and leave the back wheel alone, or on slower drops just stick your arse behind the saddle to keep your weight back, to avoid diving.
Austrians are shit.
15svanba 1 month ago
Yeah... body armor..
It hurts even when I think about it. :D (think about wen not wearing them )
yo6ial 3 months ago
Does anyone know what kind of shin pads those are?
StormHammer420 6 months ago
@StormHammer420
Raceface Rally DH
Lifeisgood1001 5 months ago
i need knee pads i have so many scares from my peddles hitting them dont feel pain in my legs any more from it
theshadowzone1 7 months ago 6
@theshadowzone1 are you riding clipless?
potatomanjr 5 months ago
@potatomanjr yea i feel safer and its just how i learned to ride
theshadowzone1 4 months ago
@theshadowzone1 dude, go clipless. you can pull with one leg while pushing with the other, and you can use your energy much more efficiently. you have much more control over the bike and never lose your footing. of course, they take some getting use to; you WILL fall. but in the long run, clipless pedals are the way to go
joemac92 1 week ago
@uluuluululu Could you please tell us where you got that strange (and of course wrong) information from? Have you ever been to Austria or to Tirol for Mountainbiking? Doesn´t seem much like it... ;-)
Please take a look on our website bike.tirol.at - You´ll see that Tirol offers thousands of kilometres of legal and cleared MTB routes in any difficulty levels.
Or even better: Come here and check it out yourself, like countless satisfied riders do it every summer.
tiroltourism 7 months ago 24
It doesn't really explain anything and what it does explain is the opposite of what pretty much every other MTB expert says.,
NozzaC 7 months ago
all i do is lift the front wheel and it seems to be a perfect landing everytime
MrGNRfan999 8 months ago
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HoopsProductions123 9 months ago
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fano021191 9 months ago
funworks frame?
gleitiii 1 year ago