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  1. you don't need tire compression for jumping distance. it doesn't really
    help.

    EDIT: i can bottom out at 28 psi w/ a prehop.

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  2. remember that evan has a BMX wheelset, and skrobo has a trials. that
    makes a difference in the feeling of the tire pressure.

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  3. skrobo said:

    you don't need tire compression for jumping distance. it doesn't really
    help.

    EDIT: i can bottom out at 28 psi w/ a prehop.

    Then how do you get so much HEIGHT with you rolling hops? AT the moment
    you leave the ground are you not "pushing" down on the tire to help you
    spring up and out?

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  4. oh, i thought he was riding a trials, sorry evan. yeah, it is a lot
    harder to land any stairset on a bmx wheelset.

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  5. i don't think of it that way, i just go for a point 6" farther than i
    really want or need to go, unless its a stairset, then its a few feet.
    if i am going for height, i jump the same way, but instead of leaning
    into it i throw my weight into my back foot and spring up.

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  6. MuniAddict said:

    Then how do you get so much HEIGHT with you rolling hops? AT the moment
    you leave the ground are you not "pushing" down on the tire to help you
    spring up and out?

    Why do you capitalize, use quotation marks, bold, italicize, and
    underline words so much? you don't have to enphasize random words, its
    not like we're only reading every other words and we're only gonna
    notice the other ones if you use italics, etc.

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  7. maximus unius said:

    Why do you capitalize, use quotation marks, bold, italicize, and
    underline words so much? you don't have to enphasize random words, its
    not like we're only reading every other words and we're only gonna
    notice the other ones if you use italics, etc.

    Habit I guess. Sorry if it bothers you. I'll try to not do it so much.:o

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  8. skrobo said:

    i don't think of it that way, i just go for a point 6" farther than i
    really want or need to go, unless its a stairset, then its a few feet.
    if i am going for height, i jump the same way, but instead of leaning
    into it i throw my weight into my back foot and spring up.

    I find it way easier, just as long as my tire is high (right now its
    rather low). If there is no compression when I land it feels better and
    I roll away smoother.

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