The mother logs!
Those big suckers which make your gonads retract up to somewhere around your neck.
It's very wet today so I don't like people's chances
of getting up successfully... especially uphill.
There are many ways to cross logs but at our skill level the easiest is the steel
blade technique whoa you get your front wheel over just slide the rest of the way
on your skid plate well done mate with this log you can either wheelie onto the log so
the front will completely cool is it yeah nice smart or you can punch the log with your front
wheel feet up again the punch gives you extra lift and less crunch when the skid plate is a
tricky point where you stop here whether you can get your feet back to balance yourself
okay here goes arch no life insurance good luck son mate no really good riders
would use the SAP a controlled drop of the clutch and a log punch so that the
rear wheel would land first on the other side but that's way beyond our abilities
medic medic
talking about the Zap let's go a few thousand
kilometers into state and see how Chris Perry and Tim Coleman do it
this is a the guys are using a kicker at the base to get some height but they also need the SAP to
get up there controlled drop at the clutch looks easy hey check it out in slow motion
crisp weights of footpegs drops the clutch up he goes the rear wheel doesn't spin because it's
weighted so heavily so Chris gets a good burst of acceleration to launch up the law which is trials
background Tim is experimenting with coming in very slowly so he doesn't get too much advantage
from punching the log but he still manages to wrestle the bike up watch Tim in slow motion you
can see how much more challenging it is at low speed it's all good practice for those vertical
rock faces he might encounter in an extreme enduro a burnout and wheelie on top of a lock why not
I filmed Tim Coleman showing the z/28 technique in his coaching session every single time he
nailed it and just balanced perfectly Goldman I lived in my front wheel up it's very annoying
interlocks would you like to be get into our ten ways to hop log series catch you later guys