Why you should never bunny hop a triple barrier...
10-31-14, 04:03 PM
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Why you should never bunny hop a triple barrier...
So, my question for you all... “Do you bunny hop barriers? Even triples?"
I am clearly on the NO side of the question. Zero bunny hopping chops.
11-01-14, 06:49 PM
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Nope more skills that I am lacking. Thanks for the video though looks like a fun course.
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Yeah I'll stick to dismounting for the actual barriers! Look like he was ok, but guess he decided to quit.
I'm willing to bunny hop a smaller log or railway tie they might put on the course, but I don't even question dismounting for the barriers.
I'm willing to bunny hop a smaller log or railway tie they might put on the course, but I don't even question dismounting for the barriers.
