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phUnk, thanks - it really helps to lock the rear break in the air - no problems with finding pedals back!!!
I was waiting for this pic from monday (was shooted during sunday dj sesion) - and here it is (pretty ugly, but i hope it is because the shot was taken in the starting or finishing phase, not in the peak one):
http://dirtjumping.ru/forum/uploads/...1094611749.jpg
dude. thats wicked cool and everything. but when the fuck are going to bust out the can-can?
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Originally posted by basom
dude. thats wicked cool and everything. but when the fuck are going to bust out the can-can?
nice.
Nice, D. I managed to pull a radical, elusive trick yesterday, too. Start out to hit the jumps, then when you're all leaning over the front of your bike cranking, clip a pedal on a rock and go down like ton of fucking bricks onto one of the only rock piles at the jump park.
RAD!!!
Anyhow, yeah, that's cool stuff. How long did it take you to learn 'em? Was it a matter of just sacking up and getting 'em off?
J-
Guys, don't you see that cancan is photoshopped from the nofooter? :D
Frizzo, you're right - nofooters are easy, you just have to sack it up and try it for the first time... after that you'll stop to be afraid of it and will be able to work on them.
I can't remember who said it, maybe hev or basom - but nofooters are easier than onefooters - you're more balanced in the air, and pedals are calmly waiting for you where you left them, especially if you locked your rear break.
As for the cancan - shit, now I have to sack it up again and pull this fucking trick :D
nice photoshop.
you can own that in real life, i have faith http://tetongravity.com/ubb/icons/icon14.gif
oh snap! I thought it looked funny, but didn't notice that... Nice work (photoshop I mean)