Rocks
In this section the idea was t o climb tw o sets of rocks and m aintain su ffi cient balance
to avo id dabbing.
Part II
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By Ro n Sch neiders
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1.) Shows a head on view o f t he co urse to be transversed .
2.) Thi s sect ion h as a n easy entra nce .
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7 .) Not e t ha t th e fr o nt wh eel m ust sta y up in the a ir t o clear th e crac k between th e rock s on top.
But n ow R ich mu st t h ink ab o ut slowing d own becau se in ...
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3 .) T he first p ro blem is to avoid having eithe r wh eel slide into the crev ice between th e rocks
wh ich ca n be see n c learl y in p hot o 4 . Rich m ust st ay very well balanced over the small rock to
have the con trol necessa ry t o get over t he bigger on e in good sha pe .
8,) ...We see there is a big drop into a pile of jumb led rocks wa iting.
Water Section
4.' Rich actually lofts th e front wheel" and places it where he wants i't.
5 .) This photo shows just how tight the line he must fo llow is. A f ract ion of an i nch to the right
and his rear wheel is jam med in the crevice.
Rich says there's a lot of luck involved in water sections because, since you can't see
the bottom, you can't really pick a line.
