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nbeze · May 11, 2011

CDA:
that kind of looks like Elephant Rock. If it is, you are too close to my house....

These rocks are in the east end of the valley ... but now I know where to take them to conduct their business

LeadHead:
...That sack on the dog is disturbing.

It's only a memory, he's a eunuch now :cry:

SRAD97750 · May 11, 2011

-BIG DAN

nbeze · May 11, 2011

SRAD97750:
-BIG DAN

...and I thought I couldn't feel any worse :shocked:

Travace · Jun 3, 2011

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James · Jun 3, 2011

Travace:
Month of June's wallpaper

That picture reminds me of my riding last night, I kept on dragging my right foot like that. :picard:

Sweet picture.

Travace · Jul 6, 2011

Here is July's Wallpaper

yamadogyz · Jul 6, 2011

All I have is a pic of the crow canyon track :noidea:

snowflake · Jul 6, 2011

James:
That picture reminds me of my riding last night, I kept on dragging my right foot like that.

Sweet picture.

me too, however when my foot comes off like that it usually means I'm about to crash.

James · Jul 6, 2011

Travace:
Month of June's wallpaper

After looking at this picture again, about the only thing that's correct with his form is that he's sitting forward.

530ktm · Jul 6, 2011

I have never dragged my foot like that in all my years of track riding. It seems like a good way to mess something up to me. :thinking:

yamadogyz · Jul 6, 2011

530ktm:
I have never dragged my foot like that in all my years of track riding. It seems like a good way to mess something up to me.

Yeah, I'd say the same for sure. I alway put mine out front in much as possible, toes up.

jackson409 · Jul 6, 2011

yamadogyz:
Yeah, I'd say the same for sure. I alway put mine out front in much as possible, toes up.

your feet should never touch the ground when riding, it slows momentum and creates drag. You never want to slow forward motion coming out of a turn. Foot way up front and close to the fork to help add weight to the front for traction. Body leaning with bike, head center of the bars, pulling yourself towards the front of the bike as you hammer down exiting the turn. A pro rider taught me that at

CDA · Jul 6, 2011

jackson409:
your feet should never touch the ground when riding, it slows momentum and creates drag. You never want to slow forward motion coming out of a turn. Foot way up front and close to the fork to help add weight to the front for traction. Body leaning with bike, head center of the bars, pulling yourself towards the front of the bike as you hammer down exiting the turn. A pro rider taught me that at

I drag my foot all the time to slow me down.. :smirk:

jackson409 · Jul 6, 2011

CDA:
I drag my foot all the time to slow me down..

You were the pro rider I was talking about :smirk:

but You can reach the ground while still on the stand :noidea:

CDA · Jul 6, 2011

jackson409:
You can reach the ground while still on the stand

I have long legs.. :prof:

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