How Bernard Kerr jumped the Hardline canyon (edited)

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[@jakedavis5148]

so sweet! excellent analysis of his excellent application of technique! ripper! =D

[@Pshady]

Kerr was very strong but also had the sense to slow down into the jump. The other riders went a touch faster so had less control in the transition.

[@jimbo4203]

Forgot to mention the big balls 😊

[@huntnman]

Wow, I never caught that abrupt different in body position at the launch. Wild!

[@lee_likes_bikes]

You see that move in BMX racing and motocross. High level.

[@archie68x]

what about Matt Jones he did it also and one of the best in the world??

[@lee_likes_bikes]

He’s awesome. I’ve not seen a keep that shows the details of his movement. Please share here if you have one.

[@aaavellone]

Matt is a good rider but I would not classify him as the one of the best in the world. He says so himself many times if you watch his channel. I'm not going to do an analysis as Lee is much for experienced than I am but Matt just went fast and deep on the river jump.

[@deadpresident78]

Lee has a great out look on things.

[@Behindbars1000]

Matt jones did it too

[@1brenmaster]

Good analysis but the jump was built wrong. Two harsh compressions in quick succession introduced unnecessary risk. Few tweaks and it'll be a great addition

[@lee_likes_bikes]

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[@civilstructural]

Matts jump was way better, not like this this is racer style jumping.

[@lee_likes_bikes]

You sound like an expert. What is the difference in style? Why is one better? Why would a rider choose one over the other in a particular situation?