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I've been practising hopping onto narrow kerbs and am still learning to control
exactly where I land so I don't bounce straight off. My major fear at the moment is that when I don't land correctly, the uni bounces back up at me and can twist my hand around. When holding my viscount saddle, I have four fingers under the rim of the saddle and my thumb pointing back down the seat. The thumb is the problem, because if I misjudge the jump too many more times, I'm going to break my thumb. How do people get around this but still retain control of the saddle when jumping onto small pointy objects? Thanks, nic |
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