That's right.
baby steps.
I'm going to tell you something though. with mtb. yes, there is falling.scrapes and bruises. war wounds. its unfortunately part of the sport. Its not on purpose - but a good part of the technical aspect requires balance and coordination.
this is why when i teach people, i take them on the fire roads first. or plain dirt trails. to get the feel of the bike. the shifting the breaking and the body position. there is a lot of movement on the bike, which does take getting used to.
I really recommend taking a beginners lesson. we have them here
http://www.mountainbikeschool.ca/pdf/NEWWOWAgenda.pdf (at the beginning of summer.
They are a great way to get some basic skills and comfort. and not get into an argument with hubby, when he tells you to "just ride" as he tries to explain stuff![]()



scrapes and bruises. war wounds. its unfortunately part of the sport. Its not on purpose - but a good part of the technical aspect requires balance and coordination.
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