There can be a tendency to catch the bars right at the last minute, as the bike touches down. Whilst it’s tempting to do this, it’ll get you nowhere when it comes to doing them down bigger drops. Keep practising, catch the bars whilst you’re still in the air, land smoothly and roll away clean.
Rider: Jamie Skinner – Check out his Bike Check here.
Photos by: Robin Pearson
Whip Hops can take a while to master. Just remember to keep your weight right over the front end when you kick the bike around.
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