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How to Not Hurt Yourself During a Bicycle Ride -

Learn some tips on how to crash your mountain bike without hurting yourself by Doug Dalton.

How to Not Hurt Yourself During a Bicycle Ride -

Learn some tips on how to crash your mountain bike without hurting yourself by Doug Dalton.

Added: 5/4/08

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By: gregulede 9 months ago

wow cool

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Mountain Mountain Biking: Crashing

Hi, I am Doug Dalton. Cannondale Bikes with your mountain bike trail tip of the day. Crashing is an all important part of mountain biking. The most important thing in the crash is the tuck and roll. Keeping your arms and legs inside, moving over to your shoulder, using the back of your helmet, your shoulder and coming back to your feet. Putting your arm out can break your clavicle with very little pressure. That means you are off the bike for six weeks not six seconds.

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Hi, I am Doug Dalton. Cannondale Bikes with your mountain bike trail tip of the day.

Crashing is an all important part of mountain biking. The most important thing in the crash is the tuck and roll. Keeping your arms and legs inside, moving over to your shoulder, using the back of your helmet, your shoulder and coming back to your feet. Putting your arm out can break your clavicle with very little pressure. That means you are off the bike for six weeks not six seconds.

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