Hey im alex and im pretty new to the mx community. I started riding last summer an ive been in love ever since. I havent been able to ride since September 30th because i broke both legs casing a double. (i was on a ttr and it has like no suspension.) it was like 50 ft and i wasnt on the right bike so my legs took it all. I should be able to ride in about 1 1/2 years. I currently ride/rode a ttr 125 and 230. The 125 is mine and 230 is my family's since they dont fit on the 125. I have my eyes set on a CRF150f big wheel for when i ride again. Everyone that sees me ride says im doing good for a beginner so im not bad. When i first started riding i didnt know how to ride mx and then my friend (with about 15-20 years experience) taught me the correct form and i consider that when i started. if u wanna talk u can im me on hi im alex u no. thaaaats all folks
Pretty new rider from jersey
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well it was like 40 ft and i was on a TTR 125 so it didnt have a suspension setup for motocross. If i got another 10 feet i woulda had it. I landed with both wheels perfectly on the ground. I broke both tibias and had to get knocked out to have my right leg reset because thats the one i broke worse. heres a drawing to show what i did.
http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k5/aGravesi9/LegAccidentDrawing.jpg
http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k5/aGravesi9/LegAccidentDrawing.jpg
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kmccune said:
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Learn to ride before jumping ...
Your drawing depicts a backflip. Did you actually attempt one? There are many pros that don't do backflips and wouuld never attempt one on a play bike.
Don't short circuit the learning process by skipping directly to knowing. There is a great deal of difference between video games and real life. Planting a jump in a video game does not mean that you can automatically do the same in real life.