heheh yeah I'll try again in warmer weather before I go tweakin it....
so yeah, its not a good thing then eh... lol.. I was making it through ok, but I imagine its not so good on those wheels.. doh
Controlled kick-out?
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Claude Regnier
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Controled Slides alright!
Trystan at -8 there isn't a lot that will in a hard thrust. Maybe the rear is too loose! Maybe you are applying less pressure on the rear truck when you get into that section.
Often we tend to lean to far forward wich will cause this. Try to resist the forward lean and sit more. This wil help pressure on the rear.
Often we tend to lean to far forward wich will cause this. Try to resist the forward lean and sit more. This wil help pressure on the rear.
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Trystan Lambkin
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Controlled kick-out?
yesterday, blastin some TS, I was just givin'er..... and when I was twisting really hard to make it through the middle cones I would sliding my back wheels out quite often. Is that normal?
It didn't seem to hinder me...... was kind of a controlled slip out, as if the back end was catching up with the rest of the board. Riding Grey Cambries on the back..... and it was -8 degrees celcius out... lol
It didn't seem to hinder me...... was kind of a controlled slip out, as if the back end was catching up with the rest of the board. Riding Grey Cambries on the back..... and it was -8 degrees celcius out... lol