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The quality of the track is graded on a scale 1-8; with the higher the number the greater the need for better tyres, the slower the travel and the more challenging the ride.
What is grading for different bike riding techniques?
Grading for bike riding Two grades are given, indicating the ride and the surface of the track. Grade 1 Predominantly downhill - some pedalling Grade 2 Easy pedalling Grade 3 Gentle uphills Grade 4 Short steep gradients Grade 5 Long steep gradients Grade 6 Above average fitness needed to enjoy the ride Grade 7 Challenging Grade 8 Experienced cyclists only The quality of the track is graded on a scale 1-8; with the higher the number the greater the need for better tyres, the slower the travel and the more challenging the ride. Grade 1 Sealed road Grade 2 Country road - unsealed Grade 3 Rough dirt road Grade 4 Roughest 2WD road Grade 5 4WD track Grade 6 Abandoned fire trail Grade 7 Overgrown track - rocks, corrugations, erosion gullies, etc. Grade 8 Walking track - narrow, overgrown, sand and roots
How many techniques are used for grading in bike riding.