Dumbass question but would someone explain how a skip stop works?
Just repeat the first juicy bit of a skid many times in succession, in sort of bouncing motion by weighting & unweighting the back pedal.
It stops you faster than a long skid as there is more weight on the back wheel while it is locked, and because of the backward pedalling.
Still no replacement for a brake though.
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Just repeat the first juicy bit of a skid many times in succession, in sort of bouncing motion by weighting & unweighting the back pedal.
It stops you faster than a long skid as there is more weight on the back wheel while it is locked, and because of the backward pedalling.
Still no replacement for a brake though.