It's fast, it's fun, and not having to pedal uphill means you can do it w/o being super fit.
there is different types of racing there is bmx, road, x country, down hill and cycle cross. so find out what you want to race the search the wed for comity's and tracks (for bmx) there are a lot of down hill races at wistler find a schedule.
All of them...up hill is so hard!
they do that so it does not roll down hill
In the old days, lumberjacks needed a fast way to get off the hill and back home, so they had races laying down on sleds down the hill.
In the old days, lumberjacks needed a fast way to get off the hill and back home, so they had races laying down on sleds down the hill.
so your car doesnt roll down the hill
gravity is the one to blame . gravity pulls down the biker closer to earth so it goes faster going down and slower going down
So they can have momentum for the rest of the ride. If there was no big hill, then you would constantly have to be pulled by the chains, and that's no fun. But if there is a big hill at the start of the ride, then you go down, down, down, and have enough of that speed/momentum that will keep you gliding along.
quite popular because it is so fun
The exact number of people who go mountain biking on coastal trails each year can vary significantly based on the location and popularity of specific trails. In popular coastal regions, it is estimated that hundreds of thousands to millions of individuals engage in mountain biking annually. Factors such as tourism, local biking events, and the accessibility of trails contribute to these numbers. However, specific statistics can differ widely, so local tourism boards or biking associations may provide more precise figures.
It went down hill. So I think that's why they cancelled it.
Push it the other way so it will roll down a hill