Hop to it

Bunny hopping isn’t just for kids – it’s a really useful skill that can help you overcome all manner of obstacles you might encounter on a trail. Here’s how

Once you can bunny hop you’ll be amazed just how often it comes in handy. Being able to react quickly to confidently clear stumps, roots and rocks means you don’t have to stop and unclip or swerve. A well-timed bunny hop can even be useful to keep your feet dry as you sail over puddles. First off, bunny hopping isn’t a strength-based skill, so you don’t need guns of steel. Getting the bike airborne is all down to subtle weight shifts and a bit of old fashioned practice. So, without further ado, let’s get to it. To make practice easier we’ve split this into three parts. Be sure to get to grips with each one before moving on. Also bear in mind that the whole sequence takes just a couple of seconds,…

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Cyclist Off Road (Digital) - 1 Issue, Autumn 2020

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