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Bunny Hop
Hello I have a Raleigh Max Ogre (21) and i was wondering - would i be able to do a Bunny Hop on it? I mean, it is quite a heavy thing.. I was just wondering if i would be able to? And are there any adjustments i need to make to it before atempting a Bunny Hop?
I was going to try and post some photos of it up here, but i can't find the connection lead for my camera phone. It's a green colour and i'm pretty much sure it's a woman's bike, but considering it's weight - i could be wrong.
Any help would be great thanks!
I was going to try and post some photos of it up here, but i can't find the connection lead for my camera phone. It's a green colour and i'm pretty much sure it's a woman's bike, but considering it's weight - i could be wrong.
Any help would be great thanks!
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https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Raleigh-Max-Og...QQcmdZViewItem
This isn't my exact bike, but the bike in this auction is the same make of my bike, the only clear differences i can see between this one and my own, is the handlebars differ slightly
This isn't my exact bike, but the bike in this auction is the same make of my bike, the only clear differences i can see between this one and my own, is the handlebars differ slightly
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Originally Posted by hannah_2909
...would i be able to do a Bunny Hop on it?
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Originally Posted by JustBrowsing
Depends entirely on your bunnyhopping skills...Can YOU do it? Who knows. Can others do it? Absolutely.
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Originally Posted by hannah_2909
And are there any adjustments i need to make to it before atempting a Bunny Hop?
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Originally Posted by hannah_2909
Hello And are there any adjustments i need to make to it before atempting a Bunny Hop?
As to how to start learning them- no idea. Still trying to do them on the Tandem but still trying.
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Bunny hopping is fun, especially at a high rate of speed as you sail over some railroad tracks. If you have clipless pedals it is really easy to do. But, most of us learned to bunnyhop on heavy Huffys back in the olden days. Weight isn't too much of an issue if you have the technique down.