Canyon Riding tips?

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    Love the country you have there. Some very good scenery.
    Would like to know what brand and style of camera you have. It gives great results.
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    Its a Vado HD 2nd gen. Very good quality for the price, I got it on amazon for $40. Great for vlogging and cheap. I love southern California because of the great riding conditions. Cheers my friend, ride safe :)

    BTW: Part 4 is up

    ‪Cheap Tips on Canyon Riding (PART4)‬‏ - YouTube
     


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    cool. thanks heaps
     


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    Best advice that I can give is to ride at a pace that you don't have to use your brakes. Roads can vary from one day to the next. Traffic, animals, debris.

    Going full out on a public road on a powerful road bike is a no-no. If you want to emulate a racer then the best place is the racetrack.

    Riders die every day by thinking they are racers on the road.
     


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    You can say that again, I've seen too many guys I ride with ride waaaaaaay to fast on the canyons. I don't want to mention them in the video's because they might get all butt hurt but I just say,"I know some guys...." to generalize lol. If you can probably see, I ride moderately slow, going down hill I barely use my brakes because dynamic braking bleeds most of the speed. Going up hill, same thing, more grunt, but I use gravity and the turns to bleed off speed. :redface:
     


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