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Now try coker gliding... that's a lot harder than wheelwalking.
My best is 20 feet!

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I can't do any gliding

I think that's what I will learn next

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I've never tried either ww or glide on the Coker.

After reading this I went out and tried.

Wheel walking was not too bad. My biggest problem is that I'm too
afraid of falling backwards and so I have the (not-so-unusual) problem
of accelerating out of control. After about 10 minutes I got past that
and could go about 20-30 yards consistently.

Gliding was a lot harder than I though it would be. My best was only
about 10-15 feet.

I don't really enjoy riding the coker unless I'm cruising along at a
fair speed though so I doubt I'll spend much more time practicing these
skills on the Coker.

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Beau Hoover and Zack Baldwin have both done gliding on their cokers.

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i can glide my coker a little bit, one foot wheel walk it a bit more,
and ww it ok. i could do better, but i need t practice more.

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I'd like to see some videos of coker gliding, coasting, or wheel
walking.

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I swapped out the 110 cranks I had on my Coker and went out again this
afternoon and tried a few other basic tricks like idling (not bad), seat
out riding (weird) one footing (mighty crunched up) and 1 foot WWing
(mighty wobbly for me) and I could see how this could get addictive.
I've been MUniing for the last 4-5 months and haven't been on the Big
One in ages. It's a riot. A flat crown would help a lot. I've got the
Airefoil rim but just the standard frame, sans brakes, and it's
aweful.

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well I decided to try 'wheel walking my coker'
(

) I'm still learning but 8.5
pushes is pretty good for a coker. I got video of it I was going to
start a new thread but a quick search found me a really old thread that
deserves resurrecting with the exact same title I would have used

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vincelemay said:

Now try coker gliding... that's a lot harder than wheelwalking.
My best is 20 feet!

Keep Practicing Vince, I'm expecting you to glide down all the hills in
Nova Scotia!

Ro

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