PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT: EVEN FOR PROS
Check out this fun cornering session with elite CX racer Brandon Dwight.
Brandon is already a great rider. (He’s the 2012 national masters CX champ and placed 2nd at Worlds.)
He’s even better now.
Brandon’s blog post:
www.bouldercyclesport.com/practice-makes-perfect
Brandon said: “My session with Lee was less than an hour, but I took home several very valuable tips that have already translated into faster cornering on my cyclocross bike. Not to mention my pump track mojo went up a couple notches, too!”
Photos by www.yannphotovideo.com
 Talkin’ philosophy with the classic Boulder backdrop. |
 Balance like this … |
Brandon, who came to Colorado as a ski racer, knows about creating angles and setting edges. Check out those tea party fingers. |
 Like this? |
 Yep! Nice work Brandon! |
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Dan Says January 6, 2013 @ 1:28 am
Is it really wise to extend that arm straight to lean the bike? I only lean when I have a lot of speed. For most turns, I simply move my outside elbow forward, while maintaining my belt elbow attack position, and steer with my hips (moving them with a similar motion as if I were steering the bikes without hands). I don’t even bother with the outside leg down anymore honestly, since I want my legs to be bent too—I just tuck to get weight low.