Tax funded? :|
Union Job.
Both. Neither a factor.
Tax funded? :|
Union Job.
Both. Neither a factor.
Dude- please don't. A broken hip at this point in time can set you back.... FOREVER!
It all depends on who footed the bill after the fact...
Union Job.
Its all fun and games until someone loses an eyePfft my bones are like titanium - only thing I've ever broken are a few cracked ribs!
Holy jinxPfft my bones are like titanium - only thing I've ever broken are a few cracked ribs!
Holy jinx
Always bump them for rotation to make sure the 3 phase power is correct! Limitorques are not preset when not mounted to a valve!!!I DID THE CONTROLS THAT OPEN THOSE GATES! Small world.
I ever tell the story about destroying 2 million dollars worth of slide gates and actuators?...
If it helps.. I first learned the manual feel by trying to manual through a set of small double rollers. That is how I taught my kids to manual.
As you approach the roller dub, get your stance and pedal position set and try rolling off the roller face and keep the front wheel up until it smashes in to the second roller. Keep doing that until you progress the front wheel over to the backside of the second roller. You will also notice as the rear wheel crests the peak of the first roller and down the backside, your rear wheel and feet will drop and your hands and handle bars will come back closer to your chest - careful as this is where you could loop out. If you feel like you’ve gone to far, (it will happen fast AF) quickly grab brake or bail or risk landing on your ass / back.
However - looping is a necessary evil as you will learn the limits and balance point. You could mitigate loop out / back smash risk by learning to step back, put a foot down and catch yourself when you loop. You can simulate that in the grass. Pull a wheelie too far and put a foot back and down behind toj and catch yourself. Get used to that and as you practice manualling, if you feel the loop out coming, you’ll be comfortable catching yourself.
good luck - post up a progression video and let is critique it.
if any of this sounds scary and something above your risk acceptance level, don’t do it.
lastly - the key to shredding on a bike is to stay loose, relaxed and nimble and not tense, stessed or anxious. The latter usually results in injury.
I can't get a visual picture of what you're describing but I can feel my bones breaking just thinking about it (hint, they're not made out of titanium like someone else's). I'll pass, thank you.
I can't get a visual picture of what you're describing but I can feel my bones breaking just thinking about it (hint, they're not made out of titanium like someone else's). I'll pass, thank you.
once again...
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my bad, I thought by rollers you meant...
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Yeah... but I can see Danny Mac doing a wheelie on rollers.i can see how you would be discouraged