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i just finished my bc today an ive been riding it for about an hour
ive found that its esiest to start on a farily steep slope

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grim_reeper01

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stay really low. It's alot of work and less efficient but you can move
around to keep your balance alot easier. as you get better you don't
have to stay as low.

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'Arms straight out at a 45 degree angle. Slight slope, push off 2
pobjects on either side of you, 2 chairs back to back about 4ft apart
works. or just skate it.

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I've heard people say that skate mount is a good way of getting on a BC.
In a way i guess that would be a step to greatness/riding it. Also i
like your avatar grim

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Hazmat

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thanks man

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