Yu have all sen it before but it is a very educational video

[Mtnseeker1]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYWMC8PWDHQ





If you watch this close there is a chance you will learn something.

Balance is very hard in the whoops but with some slow mo it breaks it down a bit.
Watch the elbows, seat positioning and knees on tank and boots and well you get my drift.

Rode with a brother about a month ago that thought what he was seeing is push the front tire down into the hole.
I tried to explain to him that dude you have a 21" tire with at least 12" suspension at the trick is to keep body balance and not to shove your front tire into any hole.:nono:
Anyways this vid kinda breaks things down and can help the worst rider like me.

[double moo]

I can only hope to someday get a set of whoops that are so evenly spaced and just a perfect wheelbase distance from peak to peak!

[Mtnseeker1]

:roflol: DBL They are out there so help me find them bro.:2thumbs:
They are out there calling to us so we just need to find them:D

[Mtnseeker1]

We do have some 3 to 4 footers that rock for a minute or two but they will never be friendly.:bootyshake:
Commit or get back home .

[Mtnseeker1]

You will never hit it perfect in the field. THe whoops are not man made like with a tractor but?
There will be times you can wheel tap a few and times you can shoot them and times you will need to work hard to recover.
And times you will get shot right off the trail and this is a fact.

BUT? when things are rolling right the whoops are about as fun as it gets when you feel like you and your bike are taking it all on as a unit.:2thumbs: