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Knarly Technical Single Trac Riding
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[QUOTE="dirt bike dave, post: 965856, member: 18302"] It's all about smooth power delivery and suspension. The e-line lighting coil really helps a bike hook up. Supposedly even better than a flywheel weight because the magnets smooth out the power. Great performance improvement for nasty trails. Less high speed compression damping is good for rocks & roots. I find a steering damper helps you stay in control on a brutal, technical climb. An adjustable clutch is a nice addition that will allow you to take out a little of the slop in the clutch after a bout of abuse. 2nd gear and clutch abuse is usually better than 1st gear. If you have to drop down to first (not uncommon with a MX gear box), commit to it, as hesitation will kill your momentum. On a bad climb or obstacle, if you have to choose between good form or keeping momentum, choose momentum. Picking your bike up and trying again burns energy like a wildfire. So choose your line carefully. Do not target fixate - Look past the problem area. [/QUOTE]
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