pulling through into highchair....
02-01-2008, 09:29 AM
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pulling through into highchair....
i have a question, is there anyone as tall as me that can pull through?
im 6"4(and i have really long legs) and about 230, i know doing it on my 636 is out of the question but on my f4i maybe its a posibility?
i just want to know what setup the taller guys run to be able to do this and any thecniqes?. (sorry about the spelling)
Thanks in advance
im 6"4(and i have really long legs) and about 230, i know doing it on my 636 is out of the question but on my f4i maybe its a posibility?
i just want to know what setup the taller guys run to be able to do this and any thecniqes?. (sorry about the spelling)
Thanks in advance
02-01-2008, 09:39 AM
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Re: pulling through into highchair....
Damn 6'4"
Well I'm 5'9" and don't have a problem on the f4i but depending on how far back your dent is and how flexible you are I don't see why you couldn't. I've seen some 6 footers do it before.
Well I'm 5'9" and don't have a problem on the f4i but depending on how far back your dent is and how flexible you are I don't see why you couldn't. I've seen some 6 footers do it before.
02-01-2008, 09:45 AM
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Re: pulling through into highchair....
well in all fairness, i will never be able to pull my right leg through due to my knee but i would be more than happy with just pulling into a 50/50, i can sort of do it when the bike is parked but doing it in a wheelie is a diffrent story, maybe i need to take up a yoga class 
02-01-2008, 10:09 AM
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Re: pulling through into highchair....
well in all fairness, i will never be able to pull my right leg through due to my knee but i would be more than happy with just pulling into a 50/50, i can sort of do it when the bike is parked but doing it in a wheelie is a diffrent story, maybe i need to take up a yoga class
02-01-2008, 10:11 AM
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Re: pulling through into highchair....
the yoga is a good idea IMO, lol seriously, that **** will get you limber as **** and prolly be good for your knee too. but what do i know i'm 5'10" and can fit into places the cat can't.
02-01-2008, 10:14 AM
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02-01-2008, 10:17 AM
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Re: pulling through into highchair....
im 6' and 165 ish , i tuck in and out all day . alot of it is stretching before you ride .
isnt mana pretty tall ? 50/50 is easier cause u have alot more room
isnt mana pretty tall ? 50/50 is easier cause u have alot more room
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Re: pulling through into highchair....
I'm 5'10 and its not super easy for me but I noticed since I dented my new tank differently it's much easier. Also try twisting the handle bars a little to get that extra room to pull through. You can always step through also which is way easier.
