Pedal-up To Rear Wheel: Up-hill

[ERgoSuM]

Hi,

Quite simply, i was wondering if any of you had some tips for pedal-upping to rear wheel going up-hill.

You need more speed, right? but there must be other things that change in your technique.

Im only talking about small, but noticable inclines.

Thanks.

[trialsguru]

i find that if you take off a little later so youre closer to the wall helps, but it still awkward to do, just practise different things as with most things what works for some doesnt work for others

[munkee]

keep pedaling dont pause at all and comit

[AdamR28]

keep pedaling, dont pause at all and commit

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Took the words right out of my mouth :lol:

As soon as you stop pedalling for an instant, you slow down pretty fast - keep your pedalling continuous to maintain speed :ermm:

[ben_travis]

check out the coustellier nottingham video, the big tap that one of the brothers does has a slight hill run up, see how they do it. but the other guys seem to be giving you the correct info, i found its much easier not to pause, and go slightly faster i found, when i did the coust wall tapping i found i had to run up faster, and the last pedal stroke has to be much stronger.

anyhow, a small clip of that is on my movie at the end my movie

of you could find the coustellier nottingham one, u might already have it.

it depends really whether you are doing it on natty or on street

cheers

ben

[thefletch]

i sometimes fidnt hat not tapping helps, obviosuly it dependsa on the height but as its uphill you can go quickyl and pull up easier and just bunny hop it to backwheel, sometimes if you cant get enough speed and frpont tapit then you land to teep and come off back, however if you realy can get enough speed and you bunny hop it you just go straight up and come straight back down.

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lean forward a little more than you normally do, as fletch says tapping will push you over the back. Other than that, just got for it.