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Riding position/Posture

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  1. I used to ride with a slight twist in my upper body with the right arm
    leading or pointing forwards, it seems to have stopped now and I can
    relax a lot more in the saddle to the point where both arms can just
    hang down beside me as I ride.

    I don't see it as being a problem you should worry about, the more you
    ride the more you'll get used to relaxing when riding.

    When doing tricks/jumps/trials or riding trails your weight and riding
    position will constantly shift to keep the balance.

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  2. I used to ride with a slight twist in my upper body with the right arm
    leading or pointing forwards, it seems to have stopped now and I can
    relax a lot more in the saddle to the point where both arms can just
    hang down beside me as I ride.

    I don't see it as being a problem you should worry about, the more you
    ride the more you'll get used to relaxing when riding.

    When doing tricks/jumps/trials or riding trails your weight and riding
    position will constantly shift to keep the balance.

    --
    bungalistic

    A COMMON MISTAKE THAT PEOPLE MAKE WHEN TRYING TO DESIGN SOMETHING
    COMPLETELY FOOLPROOF IS TO UNDERESTIMATE THE INGENUITY OF THE COMPLETE
    FOOLS

    My Gallery (http://www.unicyclist.com/index.php?page=gallery&g2_itemId=192026">My
    gallery)

    'Fat-Tyre.co.uk' (http://www.fat-tyre.co.uk/)
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