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joshitrealgood
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Thu Jun 11, 2009 8:11 am
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And on the fitness level (also very important) eat healthy and reduce beer intake (if applicable). Ha
But like everyone else has said, I think riding is the best training. Its all about being comfortable on your bike. Knowing what it can and cant do. Once you know that, you are in control.
I also can 100% agree with the riding with someone else thing too. It's helped me progress and get where I am today. Having a good riding buddy is pretty key. =]
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Jogomivy73
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Question regarding DH training
Fri Dec 04, 2009 9:18 pm
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Let me know how much boost you can run when you lower the compression to 9:1
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ROXY
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fawndog
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Wed Mar 31, 2010 5:09 pm
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No credit Roxy? sheesh!
Know your trail, every root, jutting rock, and pin it area. Me and Rox used to session westridge, and CCCX. I have a vested interest in her winning.
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ROXY
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