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so much stress on the knees go to the small ring instead of walking

Am sure you’re right. And have the KZfaq channel to show us right?

@@CruzControlPH thats right, this video shows exactly what not to do in a descent.

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@@CruzControlPH i choked on my drink and laughed when i read your comment. if you haven't realised that you're riding a road bike on road terrain and been thinking you're on a mountain bike in treacherous terrains i suppose that would need some educating. secondly i find it amusing when the channel talks about biomechanics, yet the approach and technique goes against the natural mechanics of the human. i wont need to educate you on the physics of lateral control in relation to distance of your arms. (you don't and won't see any f1, motogp or racing drivers holding their steering equipment their hands outstretched) if this technique enhances control and safety and yield better results as you claim, you'd see riders in the peloton using this technique. lastly, no harm trying different techniques and exploring them. but when you take offence on a viewer's factual statement and make side routes to justify your video then it just looks kinda silly. signing out, peace!

Hey Crazy, glad to hear my comment gave you a surprise while sipping your drink. Your insights are always appreciated, and I respect your perspective on the techniques shown in the video. It's all good fun exploring different approaches, right? Let's keep the conversation rolling, and who knows, we might all learn a thing or two along the way. Cheers to diverse viewpoints and staying chill. Peace out.