High Lord Gomer said:It's been a year since I was there, but were these out of a right turn with very little run before them, very little room between them, and then another right turn immediately after?
Those were rather technical and I didn't like that part of the track. AAMOF, I liked the "intermediate" track a lot more. It was smoother, had less people, and the jumps were bigger, which made them more predictable. If you're getting separated from the bike at all in the air, you need to dial it back down a notch and get completely comfortable with jumping before hitting doubles/bigger tabletops.
When you drive in, the vet track is to your right. The "intermediate" track was back in the far left corner.rodH said:What was the "intermediate" track??
Realistically, as long as it is flying level, I would work more on the technique than the suspension. Even if it was too "springy", you still should not be getting separated from the bike. That is something that will just come with time.if I am getting seperated on the bike and getting to high, do I need to increase my rebound damping?
I've got 20 years on MX bikes but got my butt kicked by BMX. It is a very different type of riding.(don't take me wrong guys, I didn't expect to get out there and dominate the track, but I was far far from that, and given my experience on BMX, mountain bikes, etc
High Lord Gomer said:When you drive in, the vet track is to your right. The "intermediate" track was back in the far left corner.
Here's a couple shots from there:
http://themxtrack.com/Elsinore/Landing.jpg
http://themxtrack.com/Elsinore/Landing2.jpg
http://themxtrack.com/Elsinore/Tabletop.jpg
Realistically, as long as it is flying level, I would work more on the technique than the suspension. Even if it was too "springy", you still should not be getting separated from the bike. That is something that will just come with time.
I've got 20 years on MX bikes but got my butt kicked by BMX. It is a very different type of riding.
High Lord Gomer said:Unless they have changed it, I doubt they would call that the pro track.
Again, this was a year ago, but...
Vet track - first track on right.
Kids track - 2nd on right
Main track - straight ahead (longest track with the biggest jumps and tricky rythm sections)
Intermediate track - back left corner
Pro track - back right corner (I think this was replaced by a quad track)
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