Holy crap these guys can bunnyhop high!

haha, i thought you meant like some people got high and could bunny hop and was like so what. says something about the mindset of a skier huh
 
Word, tiral bikes are crazy

I saw Ryan Leach at Whistler a couple year ago with Kris Holm (Unicycler). it was pretty sweet, they can jump strangely high, especially Holms. I can't imagine how they can control their bikes so well
 
nah there not the regular size either 24inch or 26inch and that all there are no bigger sizes for those bikes they make a 29inch wheel for crosscountry but its not a very good idea 26 and 24inch and the ideal sizes of tires for a bike
 
regualar size for those kinds of bikes you mean? The kid probably was comparing the tires to like a bmx bike which is 20 in i think.. Those bikes are probably sooooooooooooooo light
 
Haha, I saw him last summer, he was pretty insane. I didn't even know people really, hardcore unicycled until I saw him.
 
there was this guy in whistler last year during the spring festival had a whole setup presentation thing it was sick, right in the middle of the village
 
No. It's actually MUCH harder. The head angle of the bike is rediculously steep, like usually 74 degrees + compaired to like 69 degrees for a steep street mtb.

The common techneque used by trials riders to produce a hop is called a pedal kick. This is where the kicking of the pedals creates upward momentum, and the rider hops the bike.

p.s

20" wheels, the 1 foot grind of the trials world.
 
I liked the front wheel stall, but as a bmx rider that stuff was pretty pansy compared to what a lot of pros are doing right now.
 
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