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Riding Tips and Techniques

When riding your Go-Ped� (like with anything else) there are good techniques and bad habits. Our goal with this article is to get you out of those bad habits and into good techniques. The one thing about this topic is that everyone's riding style is a little bit different and while there are many good techniques, you determine what is best for yourself. We will get some help from some of the factory team riders later to show their own styles and why they chose that style over others. So if you all are ready let's get on with it.

	Toes facing the side of the deck. This is a great stance for Skateboarding or Surfing but not for Go-Pedding. Remember on a Go-Ped� you have handlebars in front of you. Twisting your body is not a good technique, it is a bad habit.
	Feet, body and everything up front hugging the T-Handle. This not only looks stupid, it is extremely dangerous to distribute your weight so poorly. One bump in the road and this guy is in a full no-handed, pavement-eating, scorpion slide. .
	Here is the basic Go-Ped� stance; a good example of a good natural stance that allows you to have complete control. This should get you started, and with a little help from the pros below, develop a proper style of your own. Remember, comfort is the key.
	This is an example of how to have absolute lack of control. This stance is way too forward causing his weight distribution to be way off and also have very little steering control. Notice the red triangle illustrates how he has a severe lack of stability
	This picture shows a good example of good weight distribution and a rider who is in good control and ready to take on any occurrence that may come his way.