What Are Climbing Fibers?

Climbing bikes are also called obstacle bikes and obstacle bikes, which are internationally called "Biketrial", which refers to riders riding bicycles to cross obstacles. There are three main types of climbing vehicles: 20 inches, 24 inches and 26 inches. The sport originated in Europe in the 1970s and is a sport evolved from mototrial. The climbing game requires the rider to have good ability in balance, power control and use, and physical coordination.

Climbing bike

Climbing bikes are also called obstacle bikes and obstacle bikes, which are internationally called "Biketrial", which refers to riders riding bicycles to cross obstacles. There are three main types of climbing vehicles: 20 inches, 24 inches and 26 inches. The sport originated in Europe in the 1970s and is a sport evolved from mototrial. The climbing game requires the rider to have good ability in balance, power control and use, and physical coordination.

Chinese name

Climbing bike

Foreign name

Biketrial

nickname

Obstacle bike

Refers to

Rider rides a bicycle over obstacles

Specifications

20 inches, 24 inches, and 26 inches

Origin

Europe

Climbing Bikes (TRIALS)

To put it simply, bicycle climbing is riding a bicycle, using skills and balance to pass various types of artificial or natural obstacles, and is one of the few non-racing bicycle projects. Techniques mainly include balance, high jump, and long jump at different speeds. International Bicycle

Climbing pays attention to the skills of various obstacles, and how to use the elasticity of the tires to combine the edges and corners of the obstacles to help them generate momentum. The rider must be agile and easy-going to be as light as a bird on an obstacle. At the same time, in pursuit of breaking through restrictions, rejecting fear, and looking for an extraordinary path. This is the pursuit of every climbing rider.

In many people's eyes, the climbing car seems to be a street junk, only middle school students are interested in it, and it is regarded as a tool to seduce girls or juggle on the street. In fact, climbing has its deep connotation, just because its circulation in China has distorted its direction. As a result, many parents are extremely opposed to their children's exposure to bicycle climbing, and consider it to be unworkable. If you really like climbing and you invest your energy in practice, you can experience the fun. The practice of climbing bicycles is endless. Biketrial is sport, not performance, Biketrial is sport, not performance. Understanding this sport as a performance is a big obstacle for China to climb. Riders practice the car in order to keep up with the trend, play cool, and catch the eye, and do not play for a while; the organizers engage in performance competitions in order to make money. This development has seriously affected the image of the sport, making people feel that the sport is just gadgets and acrobatics. It will be outdated after a while, which is an insult to the essence of the sport. Just like martial arts, climbing car sports need endless cultivation. The analysis and judgment of obstacles and the evaluation of one's own ability are far more important than jumping skills. Control of body and mind is also the content of cultivation. Climbing is a deep skill, and it is by no means a superficial game that can be improved by practicing a few long jump methods. So, if you want to play a car, you need to practice your skills first!

Around 2006, a fanatic named Danny McCaskill tried to change the frame of the climbing car to the frame of the street car. He did not expect that he succeeded, and he invented the street climbing to play almost all streets And BMX movements, all climbing movements can be completed, Danny's video has also been put on the Internet, with great success, various climbing brands have produced

Handlebar (handlebar)

Stand

Front fork

Frame

Front hub

Front circle

Rear hub

Back circle

tire

Inner tube

Placemat

Serial number	Penalty items	Penalty
1	time out	5
2	Complete the track without touching the ground	0
3	1 single-foot touchdown	1
4	2 single-footed touchdowns	2
5	Both feet touch the ground at the same time	5
6	3 and 4 single-foot touchdowns	3
7	5 or more single-footed touchdowns	5
8	The handlebar leans against any part of the track (eg ground, trees, walls, etc.)	1
9	Support any part of the track with one hand (eg ground, trees, walls, etc.)	5
10	Any part of the body except the feet touches the ground	5
11	The front axle crosses the starting line of the track and returns or any part of the bicycle touches the outside world (refer to Figure 1)	5
12	The wheels crossed the boundary zone and touched off the track	5
13	A single round went out of bounds but did not touch the ground. When one foot touches the ground, the front or rear wheel crosses the boundary zone in the air and is penalized 1 point for each touch, but the front wheel crosses the color code (color-coded side stake) in the air and is penalized 5 points (see Figure 8)	0
14	Two wheels cross the boundary zone (see Figure 3)	5
15	Front and rear wheel axles cross color logo	5
16	Wheel presses the boundary zone	0
17	The axle goes beyond the boundary below the boundary zone (see Figure 4)	5
18	The front and rear axles must pass within the color markings, border zone and side piles, otherwise 5 penalties	5
19	The front axle exceeds the color mark of this level (refer to Figure 5)	5
20	Break the boundary band, pull out or overwhelm the side pile	5
twenty one	Knock over color logo	0
twenty two	Land on one foot and grasp any part other than the handlebar of the bicycle	5
twenty three	One foot touches the ground and the other foot is on the same side of the bike	5
twenty four	Step on one foot and the other foot on the same side of the bicycle but not touching the ground (see Figure 6)	0
25	One foot, the other foot on the same side of the bike and touching any part of the track (ground, trees, etc.) (see Figure 6)	5
26	Gliding on the ground with one foot on the ground (allowing to rotate around the toes but not moving forward)	3
27	Change track	10
28	Toes or heels lean against any surface (allows to touch the ground at the same time as the pedals)	1
29	Observers must remain silent about objections or complaints from players, and penalties must be directed by the event director	10
30	Penalties for observers' bad words and actions must be directed by the event director	0-50
31	Lost scorecard. The scorecard is the only official score record, and the scoreboard is for reference only	10
32	Competitors must not accept any help from relevant personnel or friends, as follows: (1) Give the scorecard to others (2) Require others to carry the bicycle (3) Use bicycles to line up while viewing the track (Group B and C players are allowed to get the above help)	10-50
33	Spectators and other persons are not allowed to enter the match. Protector related restrictions refer to the precautions. Penalties must go to the event manager	10
34	Cut short	10
35	10 points will be penalized for missing scorecards due to missed matches or forgetting to punch holes in the scorecard, and the scorecard will be lost each time.	10