BICP LEVEL ONE SKILLS DEMONSTRATIONS
Neutral and Ready Position
Move smoothly between standing Neutral to a Low Ready using all Ten Fundamentals. Foot Wedge “Heavy Feet-Light Hands”.
Bike/Body Separation Forward and Back
Slide the body forward and slide the body back while maintaining a level plane.
Bike/Body Separation Side to Side
Lean the bike from one side to the other side while maintaining a balanced Ready position, using all Ten Fundamentals.
Braking
Apply both brakes for a controlled and complete stop from a range of speeds, using all Ten Fundamentals.
Shifting
Perform seamless/silent up-shifts and down-shifts during a gentle climb.
Ratcheting
In a Tall Ready position, perform multiple ratcheting pedal strokes while staying balanced. Minimum of 1 bike length.
Riding Straight Lines
Ride an elevated feature 6 inches (15 cm) off the ground.
Small Circles
Ride a small 8 ft (2.4 m) circle, using all Ten Fundamentals.
Switchbacks
Ride a section of switchbacks of varying grades – in both directions.
Climbing – Seated – Standing – Crouched
Proper use of Bike/ body movements while maintaining a balanced position and traction on both wheels.
Restarting on a Climb
Restarting on technical terrains, such as loose dirt, on slopes of varying grades of difficulty.
Dismounts – Climbing and Descending
Dismounting the bike on technical terrains, such as loose dirt, on slopes of varying grades of difficulty.
Braking on Descents
Come to a complete stop on a downhill slope of varying grades of difficulty, then continue pedaling.
Descending
Ride a small technical trail (Blue Trail) while maintaining stability and control.
Rock Dodge
Dodge a set of four cones in a square formation 12 ft (3.6 m) apart – in both directions.
Cornering
Maintain a balanced position while leaning the bike through a 90-degree corner, at a moderate speed, in both directions.
Roll Down – Roll Down Lunge
Roll Down a 12-inch (30 cm) feature, while keeping both wheels in contact with the ground.
Front Wheel Lift
Perform a Front Wheel Lift over a 4-inch (10 cm) high obstacle.
Rear Wheel Lift
Perform a Front Wheel Lift then Rear Wheel lift over a 4-inch (10 cm) high obstacle.
