Re: Trials Discussion Thread

So, I'm making an all natrual trials video.

It's just gonna take me awhile, I'm filming it really slow because of
my back. I'm just filming like one or two shots at a time here and
there to make sure I don't overdo it.

But it'll be cool.

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Joe 'Hodgekins said:

Oh... they don't kick bricks, do they?

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Phil_on_uni said:

haha, that would be funny.

how about like with a patch over one eye, or you have to do the trials
line with one hand in your pocket

didn't think of that. that's a good idea. or maybe, opposite hand
holding the seat than what you normally do.

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agentQ said:

Don't quote me on that.

Jkohse said:

ill never go back to 20 again, 24 for life!

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forrestunifreak said:

So, I'm making an all natrual trials video.

It's just gonna take me awhile, I'm filming it really slow because of
my back. I'm just filming like one or two shots at a time here and
there to make sure I don't overdo it.

But it'll be cool.

I think natural is pretty much what its all about. We have a sweet
dried up river bed thats super sweet. i think im gonna try to go there
today if jerrick is up to it

Oh that would be super tough... opposite hand on SIF

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zfreak220 said:

didn't think of that. that's a good idea. or maybe, opposite hand
holding the seat than what you normally do.

I think that would be TO difficult and we should probably do something
like the pedals, it will make it harder, but won't kill your riding
completely.

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I could ride trials much much better using oppisite hand SIF then
oppisite pedal position.

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Joe 'Hodgekins said:

Oh... they don't kick bricks, do they?

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here's a trials game (actually a modified version of a rock climbing
game):
works best with two people, probably 3 or 4 would work, you need lots
of movable trials obstacles, and enough room to set up a course.
1: rider A sets up an obstacle
2: rider B tries to ride/get onto it
3: rider b sets up a second obstacle, rider A now has to do both
obstacles.

this process of making the line longer and riding it continues until
one rider is unable to complete the course, then the other rider has to
prove it's possible (e.g. A sets up obstacle, B can't ride it, so A has
to ride it) if the rider who set it up can ride the course all the way
through their newest feature, they win!

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Tjorning said:

here's a trials game (actually a modified version of a rock climbing
game):
works best with two people, probably 3 or 4 would work, you need lots
of movable trials obstacles, and enough room to set up a course.
1: rider A sets up an obstacle
2: rider B tries to ride/get onto it
3: rider b sets up a second obstacle, rider A now has to do both
obstacles.

this process of making the line longer and riding it continues until
one rider is unable to complete the course, then the other rider has to
prove it's possible (e.g. A sets up obstacle, B can't ride it, so A has
to ride it) if the rider who set it up can ride the course all the way
through their newest feature, they win!

sounds good, i should start that with my friend when he learns to ride
better.

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Ducttape said:

Grrr! I think I may poo myself in Anger...

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