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Im keen.

 

Could add a new dimension of fun to my riding.

 

Never ever tried, so i have no idea on skillset required to begin.

 

If you can roll forward on a bike while standing out of the saddle then you have the skillset to begin.

 

It's a proper workout on a trials bike but so rewarding.

 

Really need to dust of my shin pads and start playing again.

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If you can roll forward on a bike while standing out of the saddle then you have the skillset to begin.

 

It's a proper workout on a trials bike but so rewarding.

 

Really need to dust of my shin pads and start playing again.

Then i am definately keen.
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I concur!

 

Although I don't practice trails nearly as much as I should, one quickly sees the skills learnt translate into other riding disciplines. They build confidence and enable one to do more on a bike. (and of course, have more fun).

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I am keen, can't even wheelie though

 

I'd pay to see someone wheelie a trials bike! Haha!

 

I'd also be keen on some trials skills, will two lessons have me riding downhill backwards on the front wheel? Jk. Good idea

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Great, getting some nice replies, much better than I was expecting.

 

For the guys that are keen.

Could you please PM me your e-mail or cell number and I will contact you in hopefully 6 weeks time once I have healed fully and set the new bike up properly.

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I'd pay to see someone wheelie a trials bike! Haha!

 

I'd also be keen on some trials skills, will two lessons have me riding downhill backwards on the front wheel? Jk. Good idea

 

Shows you how little I know

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Shows you how little I know

 

well, you can do a standing wheelie, the sitting part might be a bit tricky.

 

as far as the front wheel backwards goes, well . . . . . . .

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