Style Of Riding

[AlexC101]

Hi there everyone . Im wondering cause im a beginner what would be easier to learn on? Natural Or Street?

I can do farely good stalls/lurches,sidehops,backhops ect.

Right now im learning on street and progressing really well, but want to do abit of both really, what shall i choose?

Edited August 13, 2008 by AlexC101

[oczy]

STRET rlz!

[NEONRIDER]

Hi there everyone . Im wondering cause im a beginner what would be easier to learn on? Natural Or Street?

I can do farely good stalls/lurches,sidehops,backhops ect.

Right now im learning on street and progressing really well, but want to do abit of both really, what shall i choose?

Hello mate,you should deffinatly stick with street.

Oh and if you have got msn please do not hesetate to add me on jjbarrett@blueyonder.co.uk.

jjbarrett:)

[Muel]

Do whatever you like, I prefer natural, so that's what I try to ride most.

[Mikee]

Personally i find natural riding alot harder than street. I started from street and learnt the basic and built on some skill before i tackled the natural scene. So i would recomend starting on street but its your choice really.

Why not try doing a bit of both

[Josh Greenan!!!!!!!!!!]

I recon natural as it will help you to become more flexable and be a smooth rider. Then you go on and do some street bashing.

[Oli Smith]

I recon natural as it will help you to become more flexable and be a smooth rider. Then you go on and do some street bashing.

[aener]

If you're JUST starting - then whatever's closer to home.

[bikeperson45]

Natural is harder, I mainly do street and when I tried natural i was out of my depth

[George ZHI]

I think natural would be best to keep practasing on because it builds balance etc. But dont just choose 1, do both! there both great fun. x

[Aaron.Tottman]

I think theres nothing wrong with doing both.

you can get more creative on the streets, but theres something bout riding stuff that wasn't build for you. i.e brick and mortar.

[Ali C]

if you choose to learn on natural, you will learn much better core skills and improve your overall riding skills.

[lil Jsy Chris]

Street is easier to learn on, but if you do learn on natural, it will improve many skills lots of which will also help with your street.

[Balthazor]

I started on motorbike trials years ago as a kid, but when i started mtb trials i rode natural most the time, i still prefer natty just feels better to me personaly.

But i agree you should try and ride both there both fun

[adam 94]

I,d say natural as you need balance and thats where you get it from. As i started it i became a much better rider.

[layzee_git]

If you're JUST starting - then whatever's closer to home.

i was gonna say this, if you live out in the sticks, then natural is the way to go, if you live in brum city center, then street is going to be the way forward, unless you're gonna take a drive out on the weekend, im lucky, have the best of both worlds my garden backs onto a forest, and in ten mins i can be riding street!

-tobi

[N Roach]

You make it sound like your only allowed to ride one style. However it would be a great idea to ride an even amount of both. If you prefer to ride street then dont hold back. Dont let us make that decision for you.

Edited August 18, 2008 by Nathan Coward