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My goal in this video was to use the double blip technique to ride over the log and land softly on two wheels on the other side. The double blip technique is extremely tough to learn, especially on a full sized bike rather than a trials bike. But it’s something Ive been working on for a long time and had a bit of a break through today. I didn’t quite nail it but I will break it all down for you guys. We will go over what went wrong and what went right and then hopefully I can nail it on the next round.
So getting over a log this size with the double blip method can be intimidating. It’s not a problem to get over it with a more simple method such as using the skid plate (which I’ll show you guys later on), but the double blip is certainly more difficult. I definitely had to psych my self up for this one and really think about all the steps in my head before attempting it.
A lot of things need to come together with perfect timing to make this work. The things that I’m really focusing on are not coming in with a bunch of speed, punching the log with my front tire about 2/3’s of the way up, giving it that burst of throttle with the pop of the clutch to get the rear wheel to jump up the log, and making sure to get my weight back over the rear fender so the rear wheel doesn’t spin on the log.
1 июн 2019
