How To Confidently Ride Over Logs & Roots Without Falling - Even If You're Not Good At Wheelies!

In this "Self-Diagnosing" Troubleshooting Guide, you'll learn:
- How to consistently get over logs bigger than 12" without getting hung up
- How to ride over slippery angled logs & roots without sliding out and falling
- How to consistently pop the front wheel up over logs even if you have LESS than 10 HP!
- How to get over logs 12-25" tall without needing to learn advanced techniques that are hard to learn, such as the double-blip
- What to do if you get stuck on a log so you don't have to exhaust your energy lifting your bike over
"I practiced yesterday getting the front end up. When I got it right the front came up a foot or two easily. When I got a little more consistent with this I did it over my logs and easily, safely and smoothly got over them. I didn't want to stop. I need more logs! At first I was trying to time clutch release with the rebound and throttle, but I couldn't get it, so I left the clutch alone (per your suggestion) and removed that variable from the equation."
-Timothy Lampe (61)
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What You'll Get:
- A "Self-diagnosing" PDF troubleshooting guide to easily and quickly identify technique mistakes that are KILLING your confidence and control
- This guide covers specific technique and body position problems when riding over logs and roots, so if you're struggling with an issue, just look at the specific problem to quickly troubleshoot your issue
- Each problem covers the most common mistakes with a simple and practical solution as well as added visual illustration to easily identify the RIGHT vs WRONG body position technique
- This is a 1-time purchase with lifetime access - download it or view it on any device with internet access
- Once you purchase, you'll be able to instantly access the content
- BONUS: How to consistently pop the front wheel up in 15 minutes - even if you're a beginner!