urban trials

mojonito

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• Aug 17, 2008

• #1

don't know if this has been posted but it's some urban trials i'm guessing in france.

http://postworthy.com/Worthy/ex/Trial_Bike_In_Real_Life/168.aspx

 

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• Aug 17, 2008

• #2

That is absolutely rediculous! :cool:




I never realized I wanted a trials bike, lol. :whoa:

 

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medwaste

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• Aug 17, 2008

• #3

Wow!!!

 

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stumanarama

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• Aug 18, 2008

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I stumbled upon that one on youtube a while back, its pretty intense.

 

Patman

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• Aug 18, 2008

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Yeah it's been around but it's cool to see again. Trust me because I speak from experience, the bike is a miniscule part of trials riding.

 

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x!TremeRider!x

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• Aug 18, 2008

• #6

Wow, they got these in smaller size's?

 

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stumanarama

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• Aug 19, 2008

• #7

Patman said:

I speak from experience, the bike is a miniscule part of trials riding.

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Yeah, its not exactly the thing where you jump on one, and in a couple hours be doing nose wheelies with one hand off the bars and one foot on them.

 

Patman

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• Aug 19, 2008

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Most folks could learn some the the basic skills on their current bike but the idea that you only go fast on a dirt bike keeps them from really improving their skills for this type of riding.

 

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• Aug 19, 2008

• #9

Trials seems more like dancing than MX. Looks like something I would really like to try, wish I knew someone with one.

 

Patman

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• Aug 19, 2008

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That's the thing you don't NEED a trils bike to practice the beginning skills which also transfer over very well to all forms of dirt riding. Sure the bike is quite a bit different and can make some of the skills much easier but it's note really a necessary item in the beginning.

 

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• Aug 20, 2008

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I do alot of low speed playing on the crf now. I really have a blast pushing through the woods off the trail and climbing logs/dodging stumps, trees & what-not. Teaches some good clutch/throttle/brake control. It's suprising what you can get a bike to do once you get comfortable with all the controls and learn how to use them all together. The height, weight and power characteristics of the crf make it a bit tricky for some really technical stuff.

 

Patman

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• Aug 20, 2008

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JOE you might want to look at th Ryan Young trials videos for some additional inspiration/help in fine tuning some of the skills. I actually ride my XR in much the same way since I sold my Montesa to Rich. While it is no where near the same I can still pull of some stuff that fellow rides shake their head at. Trust me when I say it's NOT the massive skills I have but just a little bit of trials "secrets" I gathered from videos, classes and riding with some VERY skilled trils riders that helped me along.

 

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• Aug 20, 2008

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Cool, I'll check 'em out. Thanks, Oh Pantless One, lol.

 

Patman

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• Aug 20, 2008

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