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How to do a lincoln out an up rail

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GoGreen
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Maybe i'll try a lincoln out of a rail this winter, but i want to have some trick tips. Thank's Guys.

Sep 18 2010 7:34PM
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iridepc
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throw yourself
Sep 18 2010 7:36PM
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cooper.fry
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theres a 1st time for everything

Sep 18 2010 7:44PM
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16candles
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huck and tuck
Sep 18 2010 7:45PM
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ripper_shredder
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haha i was about to say that
Sep 18 2010 7:54PM
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ski-swagga
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it might help if you dig your front edge into the rail then pop and tuck, but that may just equal death.
Sep 18 2010 8:12PM
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timC
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Well, you should be able to lincoln ninety on a trampoline without bouncing. Just jump and throw it, landing clean back on your feet. Then do the same thing off the cannon rail. I would recommend doing it off a rail thats at least six feet off the ground with a smooth landing. I find lincoln 270s slightly easier since you can just throw a frontside 270 out and a lincoln at the same time. It just seems more natural to me to throw like that.
Sep 18 2010 8:26PM
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J-Mel
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you dont even have to worry about the 90. once you throw the lincoln you will naturally rotate to land switch. thats what happens to me anyways.
Sep 18 2010 8:57PM
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Lemuel
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Yo I have been thinking of this too. My best bet would to be possibly trying to catch your front edge right at the end and huck n' tuck. I may try it off the cannon at Stowe this year if I'm feeling crunk. I think that would be the sickest thing, and then bang the shit out of it.
Sep 18 2010 9:00PM
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willyg0808
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a rollercoaster would be ideal for throwing one
Sep 18 2010 9:03PM
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Lemuel
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Well, it depends on which way he plans on throwing it. I would plan on doing it down hill because I slide right foot forward and flip right naturally, but def. if you are planning on flipping uphill a rollercoaster/umbo/ something curved up would help a ton.
Sep 18 2010 9:05PM
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steezenskis
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try the trick tip cult
Sep 18 2010 9:05PM
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*simba*
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just carve hard and grab blunt.
Sep 18 2010 9:07PM
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Lemuel
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Silly autistic savage, you can't carve on a rail or grab blunt with a lincoln without making it go crazy.
Sep 18 2010 9:10PM
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Sam.Carson
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film it
Sep 18 2010 9:14PM
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willyg0808
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if youre throwing it this way just watch the first clip of this edit 100000 times. so pro.
Sep 18 2010 9:24PM
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tommyp1ckles
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wouldn't that be a misty 4 unless you wanna land sideways?
Sep 18 2010 9:31PM
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.Max.
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Okay, from what I've concluded by watching that a bazillion times just now is that you pop using 3/4 of the energy coming off your back foot, then use that setup to lincoln, spot the landing finish with a nice little 90 and stomp.
Sep 18 2010 9:56PM
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SlickRick.
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just go for it. thats what i did, and i ended up being knocked out cold for 5 minutes, and waking up not knowing where i was, and didnt remeber anything i had learned in my classes that day.
Sep 18 2010 11:49PM
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