How do you land a good drop?
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How do you land a good drop?
I've been wondering how to land a 10 foot drop for some time now. Could someone tell me how?
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If landing on a transition you should land front wheel first and your CG back.
If landing on a flat, rear wheel first and CG forward.
If landing on a flat, rear wheel first and CG forward.
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Really? I thought you were suppose to land both with the back wheel but I don't know anything lol
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If you land a little front it will feel better than landing rear first on a tranny. Although I love landing perfecly. I have also run into drops where landing front first would kill you cause the g-out so badly.
Landing rear is a trials thing to flat. Land almost vert absorbing all the landing with legs.
Landing rear is a trials thing to flat. Land almost vert absorbing all the landing with legs.