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Old 01-22-10 | 09:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Ken Cox
By back-pedaling.

Think coordination instead of strength.

It took me four years of thinking about it and practicing it, with a front brake, before I could do it.

When my rear tire skids or skips, I see that as a loss of traction and a longer stopping distance.
How would you back-pedal on a fixed-gear without first skidding? Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the "loss of traction" with a "longer stopping distance" by means of "back pedaling" equate to a type of skidding anyhow?

How about a video? If this is a new way to stop I'm sure the forums, including myself, would very much enjoy seeing some new techniques on the fixed.
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