sounds like a dumb question, but im determined to grind a handrail. i cant hop quite high enough so i might jump off a crate or something. but i was just wondering, are rails really that hard, and how many of you can do them?
my first handrail was a 5 set, the set up was perfect, and the rail was sweet too, so i nailed it on my first shot i think. i dont think theyre that hard, you just have to try hard enough. if you think you can do, you probably can.
Rails are easy, working up the courage to try, can be hard lol. Going for it is the hardest part. My first was a 4 set....the most I have done is 2 different 8 sets. How big of a set are you going for, you got a specific rail in mind? Does it have a kink?
KH.
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trey varial hickflip over an 8 set ummm... You really have to try harder, i've done that down an 11 set. Sorry. -Shaun Johanneson
How do you guys lean forward enough to do a rail on a stair set. I can do rails on flat fine but If I try a sloped one even just a little bit I can't do it.
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I've been wondering bout this myself lately. Ledges and stuff seem ok as grinding pedal and crank seems much more solid and easy but all rail grinds seem to be done just on pedal and I find that really hard to keep balance on. There is a round sloped rail at the local skatepark and I find it quite scary to commit to the grind but also when I at least try it is very hard to keep balance on just the pedal.
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