Ace, congrats on 1000 subs! I think the benefit of no hand track stand is that if you can manage 60 seconds no handed, 1000 seconds with two hands will feel very easy :)
Thanks! Yeah, maybe. I think a good thing about the no hands track stand is that I can have my upper body straight up, instead of leaning forward. But knowing that I can keep the front wheel under control without the hands would help.
Why is it easier on one bike than another?: Geometry Trail has a lot to do with how easy it is to trackstand :)⠀ Steeper head tube and low rake helps a lot, much less resistance
Ace, congrats on 1000 subs! I think the benefit of no hand track stand is that if you can manage 60 seconds no handed, 1000 seconds with two hands will feel very easy :)
Thanks! Yeah, maybe. I think a good thing about the no hands track stand is that I can have my upper body straight up, instead of leaning forward. But knowing that I can keep the front wheel under control without the hands would help.
nicely done mate.
Thanks!
Why is it easier on one bike than another?: Geometry
Trail has a lot to do with how easy it is to trackstand :)⠀
Steeper head tube and low rake helps a lot, much less resistance
Interesting! I never thought about that. Thanks for sharing :)
it would feel easier to do no hands trackstand with risers/widebars since you can steer the bars using the kness. Nice practice tho
Thanks! That sounds pretty cool actually, but sort of its own thing. Knee controlled trackstands 🔥