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Hand Handle Bar

September 2nd, 2010 admin No comments

Hand Handle Bar

Cycling: Guys, tell me how to ride a bike with no hands on the handlebars?

I love biking, but can not make "Hands off" - What is the secret?

I) Theory: This is a matter of inertia. His bike, like any moving object will tend to continue in the direction and speed of movement that has, until another force acts on it. This means that your bike will tend to continue if forwad provides enough momentum and did not change the direction in whitch will. Simply put: the faster you go, the more "hands" should be. (But also the risk of injury if it falls). The geometry of the bike also has much to do, some are more stable than others. A big front wheel angle under the frame makes the bike more stable. (Choppers should be firmer below). II) world of practice, therefore, 1) You must have enough speed to help keep your bicycle is narrow. (Inertia) 2) Sit up straight, lifting the chest, make your spine straight, and sit behind you. This should put more weight on the rear wheel of the movement and therefore affect less the front wheel. (If the confidence factor is a must). 3) Try to be as straight as possible, while still holding his hadlebars, even if only one or two fingers. Then stop for a moment, trying to stand up as straight as possible. Where is necessary to reach the handlebars. Gradually get the feel of things and it will be easier to achieve balance and confidence. Once you can do it for a couple of feet, then try to pedal to maintain a constant speed (remember the inertia?). It should be easy, as long that maintains its position until right. Practices on the soft, low, even if possible. Get some speed (not fast but not slow), and wear a helmet, gloves and a warm jacket in August for the protection and confidence as you learn. When you do it once, it is very easy to do it again. luck to you.