tintin40 Retrobike Rider Gold Trader 98+ BoTM Winner Klein Fan Feedback View Dec 2, 2007 #1 What are different riding styles when riding in mud/wet conditions too riding in the dry summer conditions ?
What are different riding styles when riding in mud/wet conditions too riding in the dry summer conditions ?
Corduroyboy Gold Trader Feedback View Dec 2, 2007 #3 cherrybomb":3gvexzkj said: In mud....sit and spin. Click to expand... ...and slip and slide.
orange71 Retrobike Rider Gold Trader Feedback View Dec 2, 2007 #4 go carefully downhill and round corners!
P Pickle Retrobike Rider Gold Trader GT Fan Feedback View Dec 2, 2007 #6 Give it less beans round the corners to avoid the front wheel washing out
T terryhfs Senior Retro Guru Dec 2, 2007 #7 In summer - go into a corner slow, come out fast. In winter - go into a corner slow, come out upright. Do your braking and steering on the bits that offer best grip, try and avoid making control inputs when it gets really slimy.
In summer - go into a corner slow, come out fast. In winter - go into a corner slow, come out upright. Do your braking and steering on the bits that offer best grip, try and avoid making control inputs when it gets really slimy.
tintin40 Retrobike Rider Gold Trader 98+ BoTM Winner Klein Fan Feedback View Dec 2, 2007 #8 Sounds like all good advice
A Anthony Retrobike Rider Dec 2, 2007 #9 Either - ride a bike that's capable of going straight Or - crash into trees PS Is that one of your many wives or one of your many girlfriends?
Either - ride a bike that's capable of going straight Or - crash into trees PS Is that one of your many wives or one of your many girlfriends?
IbocProSX Gold Trader 98+ BoTM Winner Feedback View Dec 2, 2007 #10 If it get's really muddy |(like today) I change to narrow mud tyres (1.8's or so) with widely spaced nobs. They cut through the gooey mash and find traction on the solid stuff underneath. I pay the price in the loose sandy bits though. Enjoy!
If it get's really muddy |(like today) I change to narrow mud tyres (1.8's or so) with widely spaced nobs. They cut through the gooey mash and find traction on the solid stuff underneath. I pay the price in the loose sandy bits though. Enjoy!