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The camera setup and angle in both this game and the dev's previous downhill mountain bike game, sometimes produce those "vague" jumps and it can be hard to angle your guy right due to the perspective.
If you are interested in a relaxing experience, take a look at Grand Mountain Adventure on Steam as well. You get twelve pretty vast mountain slopes that you can free-ride and zen-ride with no distractions or "missions".
You do need to do a few tasks in each mountain to unlock the next, but the unlocks happen at 15 of 50+ gizmos collected in each map, so it's never a grind or much of a chore.
Grand Mountain is doing a great job at keeping me busy until this game is out.
I check Grand Mountain, maybe i try this game when its on sale.