How to Ride No Handed on a Bike
Try riding one-handed with each hand., Once you get the hang of riding one handed, try taking your hands off of the handlebars for a few seconds at a time., When you're ready to give it a try, find somewhere with lots of open space that slopes...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Try riding one-handed with each hand.
You may find that one hand is easier to ride with than the other.
If you practice enough it will become easier. -
Step 2: Once you get the hang of riding one handed
Keep them close so you can grab the bars again and not fall if you get nervous. , This will let you coast downhill and maintain your speed without pedaling. , Focus your weight on the seat and pedals before taking your hands off the handlebars. ,,, Pointing your knees in the direction you wish to turn helps. -
Step 3: try taking your hands off of the handlebars for a few seconds at a time.
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Step 4: When you're ready to give it a try
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Step 5: find somewhere with lots of open space that slopes downhill slightly.
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Step 6: Keep your center of gravity low.
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Step 7: Take your hands off of the handlebars
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Step 8: but only lift them about one inch above the handlebars at first because then you can easily regain control of the bike by grabbing the handlebars if necessary.
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Step 9: Practice going in straight lines
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Step 10: eventually you will become comfortable enough to try making turns by leaning.
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Step 11: To turn while riding no-handed
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Step 12: move your lower body in the direction you want to turn
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Step 13: but try to keep a grip on the bike with your knees and keep your upper body straight.
Detailed Guide
You may find that one hand is easier to ride with than the other.
If you practice enough it will become easier.
Keep them close so you can grab the bars again and not fall if you get nervous. , This will let you coast downhill and maintain your speed without pedaling. , Focus your weight on the seat and pedals before taking your hands off the handlebars. ,,, Pointing your knees in the direction you wish to turn helps.
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