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doddys how to bunnyhop video

tj7794tj7794 Posts: 24
edited November 2008 in MTB general
on doddys video about how to bunnyhop i wanted to know what the bike was that he was using. i thing its a 24seven but didnt no for sure>

heres the link....

http://www.bikeradar.com/news/article/b ... week-18132


cheers 8)

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  • YahoobedooYahoobedoo Posts: 109
    Definately a 24seven, could be a 2007 Slacker ST

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    (Picture from the 24sevenbikeshop on eBay - see item 230304313447)
  • tj7794tj7794 Posts: 24
    kewl cheers
  • GingersaurusGingersaurus Posts: 466
    lol at the topout of those forks.
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  • Surf-MattSurf-Matt Posts: 5,952
    Good vid and has just raised my opinion of Doddy considerably.

    LOL at biggish air over a small stick!
  • switchback18switchback18 Posts: 617
    Out of interest, has anyone followed the instructions on the video and either got anywhere with it or not? I teach it a bit differently (with success), looks the same but I explain it differently, so was wondering how people found this one.
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  • Surf-MattSurf-Matt Posts: 5,952
    No because I can already hop a similar height but the technique is very similar - don't consciously angle my feet down when levelling out but it might well happen anyway!
  • BikerbaboonBikerbaboon Posts: 1,017
    doddy showed me the way with this one i had been trying for about 4 months till i watched doddy and then got it over night.
    Its the just trying the front hop and then adding in the scoop with your legs. Im now happy over most log size hops.
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  • switchback18switchback18 Posts: 617
    Bikerbaboon wrote:
    doddy showed me the way with this one i had been trying for about 4 months till i watched doddy and then got it over night.
    Its the just trying the front hop and then adding in the scoop with your legs. Im now happy over most log size hops.

    Cool, always looking to see what works for different people.
    Many people assume they'll never learn to bunnyhop. Overnight's pretty good, best I've seen is 10 minutes, not to an amazing height, but done right.
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