just go for it

i could probably help a little more if i knew how "sharp" or "hard" (as i call them sometimes) is the kink.

when i mean sharp or hard, i mean how much is the angle transitioned from the drop to the flat part? Hold on, letme go draw something out

Here ya go:

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d29/AnthoFlex/Kinks.gif


Kind of a crappy drawing i know, but thats the way i personally classify them.


1. is the semi-sharp kinks. These are kind of easy to go through and have a bit of impact as you hit the kink. I wouldn't go too fast on these.

2. Sharp kinks, i almost never find these, but these are (for me) hard to do. You have to brace yourself as you hit the kink because theres a lot of impact, usually you hit the kink and stop. I would not go fast on these.

3. Soft kinks. These are the easiest and most fun to go through. You barely feel the transition, and it feels nice. You can go as fast as you want on these.


theres a lot more than just those 3, like semi-soft, etc. Its all the way you look at it and the way the kink feels when you hit it

20 in my opinion would be a soft kink. I say just go for it. Just be careful

O, while your here. On really steep long rails how should you go about the landing? Im asking this because over the weekend I hit this long steep waist height rail and when I came flying off I hit the ground and immediately fell over and began to roll.

O ok thanks Antho

don't lean back when you hit the kink