stoppies are too hard. its not fair!

 

I'm guessing you get on the brakes at 30 mph, but the rear tire doesn't actually lift off the ground until you have slowed down to like 15 mph or less. Try getting on the breaks at like 40-45 mph so when the tire lifts off you'll be around 30 mph.

I hope you have a steering damper too...cuz headshake will cause you to hurt.

 

if you are gonna start learning how to roll good stoppies it is pretty much a given you are gonna go over the bars. when this happens you will feel the bike go past the bp and you will know that its going over. when this happens to me i jump as fast as i can forward. once i landed superman style and the bike flipped on my foot, no major damage. the last time i landed on my feet and started running, no damage.

bottom lined dont try and hang on once it is going over. that is a bad situation.

here is a link to the last stoppie i flipped and it was a weak one!
http://www.stunttexas.com/videos/100_0883.mov

 

If you wanna learn stoppies, GET A SHARP 12 BAR FIRST!! Trust me

 

get some ***** and stop thinking about crashing!

 

i used to when i learned i would rev out first, grab the clutch and bring it up right after i grabbed the clutch.

 

whats a stoppie?

 

apparently something ur not so good at

lmfao u left ur self open for this one

 

i believe he means endo.

 

translated into canadian = nose wheelie

 

practice stopping fast, then worry about rolling

 

Actually it's pronounced "Nose Manual"

 

for you its "angry donkey kick"