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Old 04-27-05 | 04:27 PM
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Bikes: Zeus (Razesa) tarck, Giant TCR road, Eddy Merckx road, Fuji Touring Series IV for everything else

Your pedals will probably have to be in a different position from what they are on level ground. My right foot is usually a little farther down in the back when I'm going downhill. It makes my rear leg a little straighter and gives me more leverage to use my body weight instead of my muscles to control the pedal.
Less muscle use = more stability trackstanding for me.

Nothing beats finding a parking lot on a hill and riding around in circles for a few hours.

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