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  1. Wise_Code5804 on

    First of all. Get an unobstructed run up and go a little faster. Then re-take the video

  2. BikeSkiFishSail on

    Call a bike shop. Ask for the name of some local trails. Bike to the closest one. Bike the trail. Find a jump. Session the jump. Find other jumps. Get good.

  3. dontfeedthenerd on

    Hey! Glad you’re getting out there and trying to learn how to work your bike.

    A couple of things, I think it may be a good idea to get brushed up on the basics before trying this on a different jump.

    Right now there are a couple things that I see.

    1) You’re in the saddle (on the seat) while you’re trying this out. Anytime I’m trying to jump, I’m out of the saddle, crouched in proper “attack position”

    2) You’re pedaling through the jump. You really shouldn’t be pedaling while trying to jump. Keep your pedals level.

    Now just seeing these two things makes me want to suggest that you watch Ben Cathro’s – How to Bike series from the very beginning:

    [https://www.pinkbike.com/news/tags/how-to-bike/](https://www.pinkbike.com/news/tags/how-to-bike/)

    Once you’ve gone through that, and are comfortable out of the saddle, have the fundamentals of biking on lock, we can talk about how to make that jump a bit more fun for you and how to build a jump wtih a bit more kick.

  4. Speed and technique but to be honest you probably won’t build either in that driveway and on that bike. Speaking of that bike, I wouldn’t trust jumping that thing in the first place.

  5. also_your_mom on

    Speed. You won’t get it maneuvering around in that driveway. Get the adults to move their cars.

  6. You do need a little more velocity and you you can attempt to jump by having your body basically standing by the time the front tire pops up. Do take my advice with a grain of salt as everybody will have their own method for every trick. The one thing that should be taken seriously is when dropping; you seem to have had the front tire completely hit the ground before the back tire even got off the ramp. This can cause you to mess up or worse which can ultimately result to injury. Try to aim for both tires to land roughly within the same time

  7. Stickey_Rickey on

    You have baby deer coordination now, get your feet under you first and create some room, your runway is too narrow and short

  8. quattro725121 on

    Riding off of curbs and trying to land with both wheels making contact with the ground at the same time will help you with some low consequence bike control.
    Keep at it and good job wearing a helmet! 😊

  9. CruisinRightBayou on

    Honestly just keep doing what you’re doing and increase your speed as you get more comfortable! Maybe move the ramp to the front of the driveway and let it rip! 🤘

  10. Good on you for wearing a helmet even while messing around in the driveway. I’m not any good at jumping so I can’t really offer much advice outside of practice, practice, practice. You’ve already got more going for you than some by taking safety into account, so keep that up as well!

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