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Here is Mike Cother. I am going to teach how to do a handrail with no pegs.
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Do not go too fast to the rail because you would, you do not want to miss the whole thing,
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So, and just when you are going up to the rail.
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Just make sure you locate your axles and look at the rail. See line up perfectly.
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Try not to pull your pedal down because it usually gets stuck. Once you feel yourself sliding on the rail
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Make sure to lean in, keep your bike lean in. See do not slip off because you are only on about an inch of your bike sliding.
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So, just stay, just stay leaned in and just keep going with it.
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Do not lean in too far. Do not lean it like to far out. Just keep on going.
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When you get off the end, land. Just keep your bike straight so you do not fall over and just ride off.
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The best rail to do all this around one is because it is easier to lock into and you would most likely not going to put your pedal down because you will flip over.
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Because on square rails, you have the ability to put your pedal down and keep on sliding.
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In my case, I do not use half cart because it is a lot easier to lock your drop outs in without it.
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