Ok, i am new to the sight and fairly new to stunt riding, still practicing. I want to start learning how to roll an endo, i have stoppies no problem but i want to roll them. So the question is, what is better for rolling endos steel breaded lines or the stock lines?

 

steel braided...do a search on this site for endos/stoppies and u'll get all your answers.
The faster u go the longer u will roll..provided u get the back end high quickly...

 

I would go with the wheat bread. I hear it's better for you so it must work better for endos.

 

practice is better for endos.

 

dude learn to roll first! i roll over 300 ft with rubber lines no prob..

 

Yea, the braided will definately feel better and for longer but they're not necessary. I'm no all-star but I still don't think I need them, just got them because one got messed up. It's weird, I learned to roll them way before I tried the "stoppie" and I still don't like it. I like to roll them and put it down at like 5mph and roll away. It's scary to just jack up the rear end and stop...not for me.

 

Stock is fine for learning

Steels are nice later for consitency.


Practice is the best way to get better at stoppies.


good luck, weat a lid!

 

Weat a lid? ...would this be in conjunction with the steel breaded lines....


JK bro........rock out wit yo **** out......:YEAH

 

Thanks for the advise, I heard that steel lines tend to not give you enough give and lock up easier. But really i just have to sack up and grab a hand full at 50 and go from there.

 

adda boy lol

 

i still have stock lines on mine and have no problem rollin um out 100+ feet, its deffinately sketchier to do um slow and pop up than it is to try and roll um, i start mine at 60+ almost everytime and you'll get the hang of it pretty quick i did

 

steel lines are better .
but stock ones work as long as the are not all stretched out

 

What about the brake fluid used? I try to go to a lot and practice after 10-20 runs there isnt much response in the lever is it the fluid getting to hot?

 

yes ....get em up quicker and buy some motul brake fluid its the ****

 

 

what fluids weight is best 3, 4, 5, 8 etc.

 

i run motul 5.1 and have yet to expierience any noticable brake fade ::knocks on wood::

 

+1....

 

One word : skills.

 

you sensey no makey