Professional BMX rider living on the Gold Coast, Australia. Olympic Gold Medalist 🥇 3x xgames Gold medalist🥇🥇🥇 2x UCI World champion 🏆 Enjoying this crazy life while I can 🚲 ✈️
Hi, Logan, I'm a big fan of yours and I would like to ask you a question, has it become much more difficult to do tailwhip after switching from 12.9 to 13.2 back lenght
I can answer this for you: no. Once you learned tailwhips and get them down it’s pretty easy to take them to even an MTB bike or Dirt jumper, 1 inch frame isn’t gonna make too much of a difference. The only thing I found that really affects tailwhips is handlebar height, if you have low handlebars you’ll clip your knees tryna spread your legs and pinch, I’ve landed tailwhips in a candybar because of this.