gliding

spiffy! 'tis a really awesome skill to have, isn't it? (: nice job!

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Congratulations on the gliding.....I'm looking forward to being able to
do that (hopefully sometime this summer). I'm curious, how much time
elapsed between getting WW down and learning to glide? I'm just
starting to learn WW (3m, longest ride).

unidaddy

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I just learned how to glide too and i have been wheel walking for a long
time but have never done anything with it. Basically if you can
comfortably ww you can start to glide. People will say to get good at 1
foot ww first then go to gliding but i skipped that step and its worked
fine for me😄

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Spencer is lieing, he cant glide at all.

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is it harder to glide on a 24"?

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No, Just diffrent, Because you need the seat prudy high and if your
doing something like street you will want hte seat low so there will be
conflicts there...

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Will it be a big switch from a torker CX to a Qu-Ax 24"

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Gliding wise? gliding wise the onyl diffrence should be the tire width
and tred, riding wise i dont really know...

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bigjohn_117 said:

*is it harder to glide on a 24"? *

Yea. A lot. The Duro tire on that is really really grippy, and you have
to pull your feet waaaaaay up compared to a 20"

I've had my qu-ax for for about a week now, and the longest I've been
able to glide is down a relatively small hill, probably 200 feet or so.
I think it just takes somee getting used to.

Dave

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Would it be possible to glide on a Coker?
If you can, how do you start?
Wish I can do this, there are these hills here that I would prefer
gliding then squirrel all the way!

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