Baby hands and trail tools

[Dirtyhip]

RAD!  I especially liked the manual on that happens at :31 - :34   I had those down on the day I broke my finger.  I was pulling up the nose all over that mountain.

https://www.pinkbike.com/news/trail-tool-adventures-video-2017.html

 

[smudge]

I've seen that tool before, and I like it! But WTH is up with the baby hands??!! Creepy! Ha!!

Looks like the guys had a good day. 

[Dirtyhip]

11 minutes ago, smudge said:

I've seen that tool before, and I like it! But WTH is up with the baby hands??!! Creepy! Ha!!

Looks like the guys had a good day. 

That baby hands were hilarious.  I like when they helped serve up lunch.  

More importantly, did you dig on the manual?

[smudge]

1 hour ago, Dirtyhip said:

That baby hands were hilarious.  I like when they helped serve up lunch.  

More importantly, did you dig on the manual?

No, I did not!! I hate that people can do cool, fun stuff like that and I can't!! Shoot, that sort of thing would never even cross my mind! sigh....

[Dirtyhip]

 

44 minutes ago, smudge said:

No, I did not!! I hate that people can do cool, fun stuff like that and I can't!! Shoot, that sort of thing would never even cross my mind! sigh....

Smudgy, I learned them.  I am certain you can learn them as well.  Imagine the bike like a lever. You have to learn where the tipping point is.  Once you tip it to a certain point, it just comes up for you.  Manuals are really fun and easier than you think. This method is the similar for hopping up over big curbs.  if you learn how to tip up the front end, it helps you with obstacles.