pete66 Wrote:
> cheechee wrote:
> > *
> > it all starts from the 12-6 dead peddle
> > position it takes a forward lean and 2 good ,fast strokes to get it
> > going *
> I think you should put more time into your method of freemounting
> because when I freemount, I end up with my pedals 3-9.
>
> Instead of standing on one pedal until it’s at the bottom, practice
> stepping onto one pedal with a slight weight transfer so it actually
> stays in that same place until u have your other foot on the other
> pedal.
>
> It may seem hard and as if you have to be really quick but with
> practice
> you’ll find that you actually have a lot of time to spare when getting
> your other foot onto the front pedal (I can virtually do a 1footed
> stillstand with my mounting foot in the “3oclock” position, before I
> finally put my other foot on the front pedal).
>
> It makes the “starting to go forward” easier!
>
> Pete
>
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Pete66 where are your peddles when you start to freemount?I’ve read
and been told to put the starting foot around 4oclock so the uni slides
under you instead of away from you. cheechee
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cheechee