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Old 07-13-09 | 10:47 PM
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From: North Jersey
Originally Posted by kersnert
No matter what speed you are going, all you have to do is break the traction of the rear tire and then you are in a skid. It's not going to hurt your knees any more than holding a coaster brake. I would imagine it's the transition from spin to lock and back that is where skill and finesse come into the picture.
True. I still wonder about those climbs. That said, I don't know the route they took.

And, agreed, getting back into their cadence without batting an eye after skidding mid-hill was always impressive.
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