Gliding on a 28/29??

pfft...i was always wondering if anyone can glide on a 26". But yea i
wonder if it can be done with a 28/29. I spose if ur flexible enouph u
could.

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i saw a video of a guy on a coker doing it

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unityler glides on his 29er

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monkeyman said:

Those animals aren't innocent, they're keeping my meat from me

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trials_uni said:

unityler glides on his 29er

Tru dat, thanks to my small but not scrawny legs! :p

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UniTyler said:

Tru dat, thanks to my small but not scrawny legs! :p

Don't underplay yourself.
I think 'thanks to' should actually read 'in spite of'.
With your smaller legs, the 29" is relatively large for you, so it's
more of a feat to glide on it. Scrawny, if anything, would have helped
too, because I imagine that in general a scrawny leg would fold more
easily.