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Touch Hop Problems :d (on 26" Wheels)


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i dont really know wtf your on about but if you mean your basic tap then DO NOT hold your front brake that will cause you some harm :o just start pedalling later than you would to back wheel something and from there youve really got to go do it yourself

YOU LAZY CAKE :o

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it was just a question... because some people hold their front brake when they taping on the wall

well nobody i know does that. think of it this way your charging along with your weight forwards do you really want to hold your front brake, if you do its just complete craziness :S

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it was just a question... because some people hold their front brake when they taping on the wall

do you mean where you ride at a wall, hit your front wheel on the way up and land to back wheel? if so DO NOT use the front brake( unless you want to land on the front wheel).

tap technique is basically

ride at the wall at jogging pace

try to pedal consistently ( time your pedals so you dont have to stop pedaling although this is not a necessity)

lift the front wheel with your bad foot and continue you pedal and as your front wheel hits the wall your good foot should be in the up position ( but at the same time continuing to pedal so theres more force hitting the wall due to you pedaling into it.)

as you hit the wall, jump!

lift the bike under you using the momentum from the wheel hitting the wall

to tap higher you have to tap low, lean into the tap ( lean forward with weight towards the bars as you tap then lean back ), crouch low on approach before the jump. and speed helps

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