The height is 10cm. The depth (distance from front of obstacle to back
of obstacle) is also 10cm. The dimension missing from the definition
is the width - this can presumably be anything from the width of your
tyre (or slightly less) to infinite.
The idea being to demonstrate that you can go up a bump and, almost
immediately, ride back down a bump. "Bump" here being used as a
technical reference to a 10cm height difference. :-)
There seems to be a lot of confusion about this skill - this isn't the
first time it's been raised on this list (and/or newsgroup). Maybe the
powers that be could tidy up the description in the skills list...
Regards,
Mark.
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