doing stair drops
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Are you talking about just riding off the end of stairs and skipping them and landing flat or landing on another set of stairs below the top set?
either way I like to bunny hop things...give me more control in the air.
either way I like to bunny hop things...give me more control in the air.
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Originally Posted by Maelstrom
Are you talking about just riding off the end of stairs and skipping them and landing flat or landing on another set of stairs below the top set?
either way I like to bunny hop things...give me more control in the air.
either way I like to bunny hop things...give me more control in the air.
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From: Durango, Colorado
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If they're not a really long set, you can compromise and manual down the steps also. This can come in handy when there are several sets a row that cannot be gapped for whatever reasons... But I prefer to just launch/hop the entire set...




