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  • Low gear, engine braking, and light use of front brake. Avoid locking rear wheel and skidding by use of rear brake. This is how I was shown on slippery muddy downhill ruts.

  • Yeah good to hear as thats exactly what I'm doing. But I want to go faster. I can ride my mtb down a lot faster. Need to learn to have confidence to lean front in. Probelsm is with the weight getting it slowed or stopped is a lot harder than mtb. Think I need a little more pressure in front tyre for downhill and it was loaded up and squishy at 14psi.

    Plus I need to get some trousers with grip on the inside of knees so I can load my weight to brace myself there through the tank. My mtb pants don't have grip there, so weight is through hands which makes throttle control and steering hard.

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