Form when riding single track

MxKing809 wrote:

Same as moto, attack up with chin above the bar pad. While learning the woods bounce on the pegs like you’re on a trampoline. It helped...

Same as moto, attack up with chin above the bar pad.

While learning the woods bounce on the pegs like you’re on a trampoline. It helped me connect weighting pegs to make slight turns and add english to the bike. Having the bike pre-leaned by active peg weighting is a huge help.

MxKing809 wrote:

Same as moto, attack up with chin above the bar pad. While learning the woods bounce on the pegs like you’re on a trampoline. It helped...

Same as moto, attack up with chin above the bar pad.

While learning the woods bounce on the pegs like you’re on a trampoline. It helped me connect weighting pegs to make slight turns and add english to the bike. Having the bike pre-leaned by active peg weighting is a huge help.

skeef wrote:

Single track desert is different from single track woods, just because the desert is more of a marbled floor. Riding in front or on top of...

Single track desert is different from single track woods, just because the desert is more of a marbled floor. Riding in front or on top of the bike gives you too much wheel spin. I find myself on the flat spot of my feet. I ride neutral and try to float the front end as much as possible and keep the power on the rear. I agree though that adding foot movement on the pegs does add that “English.” I always try to keep the bike moving and keep myself centered. I normally smoke my buddies because I section everything. 2, 2, corner. Or 1, 3, corner. The single track by me is whooped out because of high traffic. I ride non single track desert as far over the bars as I can. Like Dust to Glory/Baja 1000 style.