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United Kingdom - Abbeystead - Lancaster

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Site rank:	514 [?]
Gender:	Male
Age:	38
Location:	United Kingdom > North West
Member since:	26th May 2008
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About Me:
I ride whenever I can.. I'm a qualified Trail Cycle Leader, so I teach mountain bike skills to others whenever I can.. I can help you ride better, go faster, be safer and look cooler on you tube.. www.trailmotions.co.uk

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TagumTrailRider wrote..

on (26/01/2011 11:40)

Good day(or evening) Sir!
I've read your "ABOUT ME" description And it looks like you're really good at biking, May I ask for instructions or tips on how to BUNNYHOP properly?
I've been trying to nail this basic move for months now but I can't seem to execute it properly,well, mainly my problem is that I can't lift the front end of the bike high enough, Is there any proper body positioning or weight distribution that I should be aware of?

hope you could help a beginner. thanks!
rockshox123 wrote..

on (12/04/2010 12:50)

the forks that you look at on chainreactions must have been a different set as my forks are 140 travel and they are slighty lighter than all the other 55's
rockshox123 wrote..

on (09/04/2010 13:34)

there actualy up for sale for £150
does it interest you ? :)
kitch wrote..

on (13/03/2010 23:40)

hey ant!
Henzo wrote..

on (11/01/2010 18:14)

Cheers for that! I've been texting so I've got that sorted now- just making my mind up whether to go for it or get a new one! You say the rear mech's a bit wobbly- is this easily fixed? Cheers!