Paul H
Fearless OOS Poser
Super Boost Plus tomorrow?Boost is so 2018. Super Boost is the NOW.
Super Boost Plus tomorrow?Boost is so 2018. Super Boost is the NOW.
Super Boost Plus tomorrow?
Thats what I'm thinking. Now I just need to decide on which tire. Lots of great looking options posted here.Do what others have mentioned if you want more "grip", get a more aggressive tire up front.
You'll only spend half and if it doesn't work out, you're only stuck with one tire
https://marathonmtb.com/2017/07/13/maxxis-tyre-test/
Oops, I missed it! It’s super boost ++ NOW...damn!This just in. Super Boost is so 2019, Super Boost + is the NOW.
Oops, I missed it! It’s super boost ++ NOW...damn!
Now we're back to obsolete 170mm fat bike spacing. It's the NOW!!
If you hold onto the 170mm long enough, you'll see them come back on 29ers.Now we're back to obsolete 170mm fat bike spacing. It's the NOW!!
In order of importance: Manual, Bunny Hop, Trail Stand? Go! I want to spend 20-30 minutes of each ride split before/after practicing skills. Huber and Harts both have nice grassy areas to practice. I've used them a bit and really want to work on being a better rider.
(I should stop watching skills videos after working late while drinking wine)
Yes... too much wine can make you post in the wrong thread(I should stop watching skills videos after working late while drinking wine)
track/trail stand, and riding very slowly leading to..
the art of getting over/onto stuff. logs, step-up, step-down.
then doing it fast, on bigger stuff!
being able to put out 300 watts for an hour wouldn't hurt either.
turning seems to be important also.
i haven't figured any of these out yet...except the slowly part.
Bunny Hop. Although like SpTimmy says, you'll need a little tiny bit of manual in there for that.
track/trail stand, and riding very slowly leading to..
the art of getting over/onto stuff. logs, step-up, step-down.
then doing it fast, on bigger stuff!
being able to put out 300 watts for an hour wouldn't hurt either.
turning seems to be important also.
i haven't figured any of these out yet...except the slowly part.
FTFY.Yes... too much wine can make you post in the wrong thread
for bunny hop... start with a 2x4 in your driveway, track stand you can do anywhere...turning 300 watts for an hour(dont focus on that) its not a skill that is learned, it is a skill that is earned over the course of your riding.... for turning... just ride in circles in a field or at claypit parking lot for the gravel- each time around lean the bike over more each time until you arent comfortable, then begin again... when you get comfortable, try the opposite direction.... you could always seek out some skills instructors as well.