Originally, it were motorcyclists who came up with the idea of cultivating talent for motorcycle trial by having young people practice on BMX and mountain bike.
Trial biking is a cycling sport that focuses on taking obstacles.
Examples include curbs, oil drums, mud pools, tree trunks and even cars.
The idea is that the trial biker does not put his feet on the ground while taking these obstacles.
It requires a lot of balance and agility to be able to do this.
These skills can be very useful in other forms of cycling, such as in everyday life and on a racing bike or mountain bike.
This sport can be practiced anywhere, just on the street, but also in competition, for example.
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