Never walk your bike up again! #mtbshorts #tipsndtricks

Mini Tutorial: How to restart on a SUPER loose uphill trail - never walk your bike again by learning this mountain bike skill in my short tutorial.

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[Roxybike_Ride.and.Inspire]

Did you find this helpful? Do you want more short, precise and most of all STRUCTURED drills to practice with?

TIP: Get access to my FREE trackstand course, find more details above in the link.

All skills are easy, once you know HOW! And frustration IS avoidable. Stop wasting time practicing randomly and start your structured practice habit NOW!

[willienillie]

That’s me starting uphill. Trick is don’t stop once you start climbing.

[shamoy]

That was my problem. I forgot to release the brakes as I started to pedal. I'm going to make a list and tape it to the handle bars.

[katherineslattery]

Thank you, great tip! I used this strategy today, it helped alot!

[cedricgtrable]

I Love your Lapierre Zesty, well done Roxy, great tips, Danke

[juliodefreitas]

Awesome video and thank you for sharing your tips. 😍

[TheAngelElectriko]

You teach me about mountain biking more than any video out there thank you!! ❤

[martinschwartz]

Thank you, Roxy. That was great advice. I hope you are doing well. I hope and pray that 2023 will bring you great joy and fulfillment.

[PS-ggrd]

Good control with the rear end. Well done😉🤙

[tahoesnowlion]

Great remedy! Placing the bike sideways makes a lot of sense. Thank you!

[cirosmserpico]

Wow Amazing! It's the First Time I Heard of this trick... 🥰

[kft]

That's exactly how I remount on steep sections. Figured it out after a lot of hill climbs. It seems obvious why the wheel spins when trying to remount, but working backwards from there gets to these solutions. Need weight on tire to stop it from spinning and need to apply pedal force gently instead of standing up on the pedal with full body weight and mounting the bike all in one go. This leads to holding the bike stationary with brakes, putting partial weight on slightly lowered seat, gently applying pedal pressure and releasing brake pressure at the same time.

[bogdanpanaite]

Start on low gear with the pedal on the lower position and the sear as low as possible. Tilt the bike to the side a bit, then go slow forward as you let go of the rear break 😊 always works for me .

[co_]

Thanku so much its very helpful for me ♥️

[Susenkovy_Kozlik]

I love your videos, you helped me so so much! Thank you so much!😊❤

[pauldean]

Step one, hold the brakes
Step two full weight on both pedals .
Step 3 release brakes and ride away .
You need weight on your back wheel for traction

[Kingston_H_MTB]

Honestly, if it’s steep at all, I’m just giving up. GIMME A LIFT!

[maxatrillionfatstacks]

Great advice, I hate slipping out on a steep climb and having to start in a weird spot but this definitely makes it easier

[dwntwnbrwn]

Roxy my dear I didn’t even think about turning the bike and partially dropping seat. Thank you! 😊

[imignap]

Lean back and balance torso to put more traction on back tire...