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Posted: **08:12 pm Nov 03 2007**

2001kdx wrote:I was crossing a log the other day, couldn't have been more than 1-1.5 feet diameter. I was in 2nd or 3rd gear, and I wheelied over it.

On several other occasions, I would come up to a similar log, and sort of kiss my front tire off of it, then throw my bars forward when my rear hit.

My question is, how is the correct way to hit the log? The second technique I've listed is how I usually climb the logs that are 2ft+, but the smaller logs seem all right to wheelie over, didn't throw me off or anything. What do you think?

No, No- do what I would do; Hit it hard and go over the bars.

Posted: **05:52 pm Sep 16 2010**

This is the way I get past logs...

Kidding... I didn't mean to make light of such a serious subject.

Posted: **03:50 pm Sep 17 2010**

On a log. Just before the log lift the front end to where the tire will graze and slightly bounce upward. Do not clear the log with the front. hit the throttle to launch the back wheel off of the log. this will drive the front higher and not down like when you wheely your front tire over and clear the log then slam the back into it. The bikes attitude will stay mostly level if done correctly.

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