New Series! Be A Better Rider..

New Series! Be A Better Rider..

There are two ways to get better on your bike. The first one involves spending lots and lots of time riding a bike and also includes a good amount of falling off and hurting yourself. The other option requires someone who’s done all the time consuming riding and falling off stuff before and is willing to share their hard earned knowledge with you. Guess which one is easier?

In this new video series, we get the great and the good of mountain biking to tell you just one thing that will improve your riding. From simple setup to skills tips, there are all sorts of ways to improve the way you ride and in turn have more fun and get more satisfaction when you’re out turning the pedals.

In the first video of the series, Ed Oxley of Great Rock bursts from the bushes to tell you why you really need to keep your chin up…

30 thoughts on “New Series! Be A Better Rider..

  1. Great biking beard, but you should also ride with a pipe clamped in your trap at all times and speak out of the side in plummy tones.

    As for learning new bike skills, I’m mortified by the idea. Dontchaknow this isn’t “M. B. R”, it’s Singletrackworld, mediocrity is all we have!

    [returns to his sloe-gin bottle]

  2. After my day with Jedi the looking ahead thing is the one I still struggle with most, but you can really feel the difference when you do it properly.

  3. As with Rickos….. the looking ahead is not easy when you are used to looking directly in front.
    Went on the Flow course with Ed last weekend and have been out riding 3 times since, I am trying to put into practice a lot the things he taught us some are already working others will need a lot of practicing (Like looking ahead).
    One thing I am absolutly sure about is that Ed is a Fantastic instructor with Massive amounts of Riding Knowledge waiting to be shared with people.
    ‘SteelyDan’ I can guarantee you will have a great time.

  4. Good video. I will certainly be ‘keeping my chin up’ from now on. This guarantees i will be able to fearlessly and skillfully ride anything at speed now?
    🙂

  5. That whole ‘looking ahead thing’ seems harder, as lately I seem to be looking down in front of the wheel! I need to break the habit as my flow in riding seems to be suffering…

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