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Choose a path through sharp rocks that minimizes
contact with the tire sidewall against sharp rock
edges.
contact with the tire sidewall against sharp rock
edges.
| Good axle articulation Can make descents over difficult trail sections much easier. Disconnect sway bars if possible. |
| Even moderate descents can create a lot of momentum. It is better to use a lower gear than to over use the brakes. |
| You need to know what is on the back side of a climb before reaching the crest. Here the trail makes a turn, which cannot be seen as you approach the crest. |
| If in doubt about the best path, get out and take a look, Use a spotter to guide you. |
Descending into a water crossing is tricky. Make
sure your path allows adequate ground clearance
over rocks under the water surface. Maintain a
steady speed.
sure your path allows adequate ground clearance
over rocks under the water surface. Maintain a
steady speed.
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