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Tips On Taping


kyle-livesey

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I find tapping odd. I tryed so hard to keep the front wheel high.

But I made a vid that is slowed down. Its not the best tap ever, cause its by me. But maybe people can give me tips too.

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Do I tap too far up the wall? I do carry a bit of speed into it though. I'll just practise though, when I can walk!

http://tv.isg.si/site/filebrowser/MattGibson

The video is on there, its called Tapping

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Id imagine you can do that straight to back wheel without tapping??

I would have thought you'd need a taller wall to tap properly.

Yeah I can, i was seeing if I could tap, turns out I can. Not that good.

EDIT: The wall looks pretty small on there, Its just above bar level.

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Yeah I can, i was seeing if I could tap, turns out I can. Not that good.

EDIT: The wall looks pretty small on there, Its just above bar level.

I'd probobly be trying it on something a bit bigger if you can, something which you can nearly backwheel would be good as you'll know you've got the tapping technique right when you make it....

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I found that if you hit the wall around the same place and really give it beans and also when you hit the wall hit it with the bike more vertical and for some reason that works! Heres a drawing sort of explaining it (sorry about the great drawing)

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love your artistic skill :P

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