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Forward lean?

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cope+
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How much forward lean do you guys use? I use non for all kinds of riding, just isn't comfratible to me but i have used it and see the benefits.

Should i crank it up and just get used to it?
Jan 2 2015 5:37AM
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cope+
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none* comfortable*

opps lol
Jan 2 2015 5:39AM
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I'm curious about foward lean because I have never used it and want to learn some things about it
Jan 6 2015 12:46PM
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stvnb333
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I use a good amount or lean on my ride bindings like a 22 according to the binding. Never used it until I started really chargin lines. Slowly over time I found I wanted it more and more. but, I have a soft boot so that may be why. I always hated burtons foward lean/highbacks though, when I was younger and riding burton bindings I always took the highbacks off. I dont suggest this but its what I did.
Jan 17 2015 6:11AM
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theabortionator
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None. Most binders now don't even have the option.
Feb 9 2015 1:58AM
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theBearJew
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theabortionatorNone. Most binders now don't even have the option.


First set of binding I got forced forward lean. Hated them, glad I sold those and got some with no forward lean.
Feb 18 2015 8:38AM
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Huck-e-Cheese
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Every set i've had, i just try to make the least lean possible, i've experimented with it and the more lean, the quicker i get sore.
Feb 20 2015 11:16PM
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