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Re: crank grabs

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  1. kington99 said:

    Learn how to pull from crank to rubber would be the most obvious thing.
    It's pretty easy once you do it but it takes some nerve.

    Yeah, most people I see when learning tense there legs up right before
    they jump, and then they either dont get to rubber, or they just stay
    down like they are about to jump, but never do.

    Be relaxed, and be able to jump without the tires compression. Jump and
    pull up on the handle, and your really dont need to lean over much at
    all to get your tire on the object. =p

    Maestro wrote out a really good guide on them. Search for that.

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  2. Yeah, going from a crank/pedal grab to a crank climb is your best move,
    because learning this can open up a lot of obstacles that are too hight
    to simply hop onto. It's a lot harder to learn if you have a 24" than a
    20 though.

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  3. Danni said:

    That's freaking radical, radical reed!

    Try going up, and not rolling out of it. Just get up and hop until your
    balance is restored, and then role out of it. Practice this and after a
    bit you should be able to do it smoothly.

    This is a crank grab right?

    yup its a crank grab. unfortunately I can't even get get my balance:o I
    just roll forward so fast I fall off. should I be grabing with my front
    foot or back?

    Thanks for the help though!

    -Reed

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  4. Radical Reed said:

    yup its a crank grab. unfortunately I can't even get get my balance:o I
    just roll forward so fast I fall off. should I be grabing with my front
    foot or back?

    Thanks for the help though!

    -Reed

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