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| Name | Dirt Jumper For Mountain Biking? |
| Video Uploader | Video From Your Own Adventure |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 04-12-2021 13:18:54 |
| Video Discription | Do you need a dirt jumper? If you want to learn how to jump more effectively and improve you bike skill, you need an instrument to practice with. A dirt jumper is a specialized tool that will get your XP up. Reasons! You want a cool looking bike to cruise around on: You want to improve you bike skills Aside from improving just your jumping skills, dirt jump bikes encourage new lines to ride. You can ride trials, street, or just straight up wheelie. It’s also more inconspicuous at the stake park compared to riding a full blown MTB. You don’t want to abuse your trail bike on jumps. Please save the destruction for someone who deserves it…. It’s bound to happen. Your poor trail bike getting worked into the dirt. Having a robust dirt jumper will extend your trail bike’s lifespan no doubt. You want a fun all around bike that is more valuable than a full-size hard tail. As someone who had a hardtail, full sus, and bmx. The triple threat. I can express that I never felt my hardtail was a great vessel for skills training like my bmx is. But then all the things I learned on my bmx never felt like they totally transferred over to the full sus trail bike. On a dirt jumper you have the best of both worlds. A very robust bike build with the responsive feedback you want from a bmx but with the familiarity of a bigger mountain bike. More importantly, the value checks all the boxes of hardtail, bmx, and jump bike all in one. 3 bikes in one. Why you don’t need a dirt jumper You don’t plan on jumping your bike pretty straight forward. If. The idea of keeping the rubber on the ground is more important to you than you probably don’t need a dirt jumper. You aren’t comfortable on a smaller bike Maybe you’re a bigger more aged rider, and feel more comfortable on a bigger bike. That’s okay, you can totally use all these principles and apply them to a bike that makes you feel more comfortable. Personally, It took me a couple years to feel somewhat comfortable on the BMX. Now the DJ feels like a perfect balance. You already have a bike suitable for your skills Or maybe you already have a bike suitable for your skill level so you don’t really feel the need to make any changes with your set up. Riding safely means slowly progressing and sometimes the level you’re riding at doesn’t warrant any new bikes or change in riding. Just know that progression comes from slowly working towards new skills everyday or more realistically every week. After all that, does it sound like a dirt jumper is still in your cards? There is so much to offer in this compact package that a dedicated hardtail just doesn’t provide. No, it won’t replace your bike quiver, It’s not the lord of the trail, but I wholeheartedly believe it to be the companion bike to anyone who has a proper trail bike already. [ZaR_0CHOfmQ] |
| Category | Sports |
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