Almost completely right hucking dose not require any skill or any grace but it certainly does require balls I don't mind a bit of a huck here and there and it's fun but I don't think it helps my riding in many ways but what it does help is your confidence because it takes a lot of balls to go "i'm gonna drop down that 15ft with next to no speed and pray that it turns out alright!" and that my friend is the definition of balls.To put it simply....hucking requires no skill, no grace, no experience, no balls, nothing really...its just silly.... compared to styling gaps, or jumps, or drops...hucking is just a noob's way of claiming they are a 'hardcore mountain biker'....
but yes hucking to flat is stupid...stop it...haha unless its off a gutter cause thats just uber cool
Sorry but i completely disagreeAlmost completely right hucking dose not require any skill or any grace but it certainly does require balls I don't mind a bit of a huck here and there and it's fun but I don't think it helps my riding in many ways but what it does help is your confidence because it takes a lot of balls to go "i'm gonna drop down that 15ft with next to no speed and pray that it turns out alright!" and that my friend is the definition of balls.
End of rant.
I agree that is crazy but just 'cause your huking doesn't necessarily mean it's to flat, it means to throw yourself off a drop while traveling slow, as huck is a Canadian slang term for throwing things, and hucks often include downramps, and even though what your talking about may require a shit load of balls it doesn't mean that that's the only things in the world that does require balls respect different forms of riding for what they are and do not dismiss thing before you know what they even are.Sorry but i completely disagree
Balls are required to hit up a 30foot step down that has been known to send riders to hospital in critical conditions, or pull a suicide no hander over a 25 foot gap, or just over a deadly mine gap, or hit a gap with a close to vertical downramp at close to 60km/h, or .....you get my point no?
Hucking off a 5-10 foot wall to flat and breaking bike parts and possibly body parts....required no balls (as you'll probably lose them doing the huck) it just requires the intelligence of....something...that doesnt have any intelligence (i had a long day of riding and cant be bothered thinking haha)
however a 15+ foot huck to flat....well that'd be kinda ballsy i guess, sitting at the top knowing 'im about to kill my bike and myself'....smart kiddies
DOWNRAMPS RULE! end of story
It just isthis may sound stupid but what exactally is so bad about hucking??????
Finally someone who understands meHucking is one of those "buzz"words people seem to throw around all the time these days thats a little ambiguous.Kind of like the term "freeriding" it means different things to different folks.
I disagree with the comment that it requires no skill-Surely you need some skill as well as the guts to fully commit to some of the technically insane things that you see guys doing in vids and mags and stuff,that are considered to be "Hucking".
I dont think its worth it if its straight to flat ground and your breaking your bike just to prove yourself?
But in the right terrain,at the right time it can be a good rush.
that is best answer ever.It just is
most of that is true but not the no balls bit,, i recon you need alot of balls to do some of those huge huck'sTo put it simply....hucking requires no skill, no grace, no experience, no balls, nothing really...its just silly.... compared to styling gaps, or jumps, or drops...hucking is just a noob's way of claiming they are a 'hardcore mountain biker'....
but yes hucking to flat is stupid...stop it...haha unless its off a gutter cause thats just uber cool
You dont need balls to hit big gaps.. I've done my fair share of hucking, and when you get to big stuff, it pays to relax, clear you head and just do it as if it were 5ft.. People think big hucks take balls, they dont, just require you riding off the end..most of that is true but not the no balls bit,, i recon you need alot of balls to do some of those huge huck's
Only if I can invert like him.Read pattos sig... It sings true!
So, for clarification, is the motion of throwing your bike forward, and getting behind the seat called hucking?I agree that is crazy but just 'cause your huking doesn't necessarily mean it's to flat, it means to throw yourself off a drop while traveling slow, as huck is a Canadian slang term for throwing things, and hucks often include downramps, and even though what your talking about may require a shit load of balls it doesn't mean that that's the only things in the world that does require balls respect different forms of riding for what they are and do not dismiss thing before you know what they even are.
I agree, obviously you need control of the bike, and sketchy landings take some skill to ride out. Hucking to flat is bad on you and the bike, and not even fun unless its like a 5-8ft drop and you trials-style drop it. IMO.Hucking is one of those "buzz"words people seem to throw around all the time these days thats a little ambiguous.Kind of like the term "freeriding" it means different things to different folks.
I disagree with the comment that it requires no skill-Surely you need some skill as well as the guts to fully commit to some of the technically insane things that you see guys doing in vids and mags and stuff,that are considered to be "Hucking".
I dont think its worth it if its straight to flat ground and your breaking your bike just to prove yourself?
But in the right terrain,at the right time it can be a good rush.