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jimmywilson69
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Re: Learn to Ride mountain bike package

Post by jimmywilson69 »

riding gloves are a must with MTB. You can get by without them on a road bike, but not when you are trail riding.

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Re: Learn to Ride mountain bike package

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Riding gloves only offer a small help at K. It's just a part of lift served riding because you're doing a lot of braking.
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Re: Learn to Ride mountain bike package

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RENO wrote:Riding gloves only offer a small help at K. It's just a part of lift served riding because you're doing a lot of braking.
the gloves do very little to prevent or alleviate death grip, they do however help prevent abrasion in the event of a dismount...relaxing and having a firm but not overly tight grip is the key there...think of your car, you allow the wheel some "wander" vs keeping it absolutely still....same w your bike...
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