Choosing the correct wheel lift for your speed
Wheel Lifts • 1m 13s
Each wheel lift technique has its advantages with different riding speeds. The quarter punch will be ideal for slow speed, the basic front wheel lift for medium speed and the manual front wheel lift for higher speed. Here's why...
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Manual Progression: Roll Up
While the manual is a great move for showing off, it can also be very useful on the trail. For example, you can use the manual to roll up obstacles when approaching them at higher speeds.
As you time the manual to let the front wheel up and over your obstacle, take into account a few things:
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