Railriding

What are your tips for railriding? Well, the most difficult at riding
rails ist to mount on the rail and find then a good and slowly start.
But after 3, or 4 metres (mostly with mount help) I've always the
problem to loose the control and fall down. For me it is easier to make
a stillstand on the rails than going straight ahead... . Do you have any
hints ?

_Felix


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When I ride anything thin, I prefer to ride up to it or alongside it and
then rolling hop onto it. Then I just keep going. I can usually make the
entire length of the rail. Also, although I can rolling hop about 18", I
really can only rolling hop onto rails about at most 10" tall, cuz I
need alot of control. My 2cents.


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When I ride anything thin, I prefer to ride up to it or alongside it and
then rolling hop onto it. Then I just keep going. I can usually make the
entire length of the rail. Also, although I can rolling hop about 18", I
really can only rolling hop onto rails about at most 10" tall, cuz I
need alot of control. My 2cents.


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I don't break equipment, I make it cheaper.
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