Yo whats the best way to start learning 180 endos?
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Yo whats the best way to start learning 180 endos?
i been trying to do these things for a week now and im just starting to be able to turn them a lil bit. i just can't get the *** end to turn when im coming down. can anyone tell me what im probably doing wrong and what i should try doin' to get this trick down...thx:YEAH
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Re: Yo whats the best way to start learning 180 endos?
i been trying to do these things for a week now and im just starting to be able to turn them a lil bit. i just can't get the *** end to turn when im coming down. can anyone tell me what im probably doing wrong and what i should try doin' to get this trick down...thx:YEAH
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Re: Yo whats the best way to start learning 180 endos?
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Re: Yo whats the best way to start learning 180 endos?
Near the end of your stoppie, you must lean (push the bar) to the direction that you plan to 180 and bring it up extra high. As a result of steering, slowing and raising your height, the bike will dip in on the side of the tire much like the rear wheel dip for a circle wheelie.
The easiest and possibly most disturbing way to think about it is that you are almost intentionally trying to flip the stoppie at the last minute, but because of the turning action, the 'flip' will land you back onto the rear wheel. You sort of get higher an higher while turning and then when you come to a stop, the bike continues around.
In the beginning, if you don't make it all the way around, you can try to push the bike the rest of the way by pushing/pulling on the handlebars to force your body and the body of the bike to twist away from the front wheel. Usually if you are not making it all the way around, it is because you are (rightfully) getting scared and not lifting the rear wheel high enough.
This is a difficult trick to explain or teach, but I hope this information helps.
The easiest and possibly most disturbing way to think about it is that you are almost intentionally trying to flip the stoppie at the last minute, but because of the turning action, the 'flip' will land you back onto the rear wheel. You sort of get higher an higher while turning and then when you come to a stop, the bike continues around.
In the beginning, if you don't make it all the way around, you can try to push the bike the rest of the way by pushing/pulling on the handlebars to force your body and the body of the bike to twist away from the front wheel. Usually if you are not making it all the way around, it is because you are (rightfully) getting scared and not lifting the rear wheel high enough.
This is a difficult trick to explain or teach, but I hope this information helps.
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Re: Yo whats the best way to start learning 180 endos?
Trickshow, why dont you post some video when you ask for help? At least this way people can see what youre doing or not doing and be able to explain it better 
Instead you come on here asking how to do circles when you dont even got idle on lock and now 180 stoppies. I thought you were selling your bike anyway
Instead you come on here asking how to do circles when you dont even got idle on lock and now 180 stoppies. I thought you were selling your bike anyway Thread Starter
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Re: Yo whats the best way to start learning 180 endos?
Trickshow, why dont you post some video when you ask for help? At least this way people can see what youre doing or not doing and be able to explain it better Instead you come on here asking how to do circles when you dont even got idle on lock and now 180 stoppies. I thought you were selling your bike anyway
Instead you come on here asking how to do circles when you dont even got idle on lock and now 180 stoppies. I thought you were selling your bike anyway i did .....i ride my buddies now....i just got a new job and its pays well so im looking to buy another stunt bike to **** around on.
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Re: Yo whats the best way to start learning 180 endos?
Near the end of your stoppie, you must lean (push the bar) to the direction that you plan to 180 and bring it up extra high. As a result of steering, slowing and raising your height, the bike will dip in on the side of the tire much like the rear wheel dip for a circle wheelie.
The easiest and possibly most disturbing way to think about it is that you are almost intentionally trying to flip the stoppie at the last minute, but because of the turning action, the 'flip' will land you back onto the rear wheel. You sort of get higher an higher while turning and then when you come to a stop, the bike continues around.
In the beginning, if you don't make it all the way around, you can try to push the bike the rest of the way by pushing/pulling on the handlebars to force your body and the body of the bike to twist away from the front wheel. Usually if you are not making it all the way around, it is because you are (rightfully) getting scared and not lifting the rear wheel high enough.
This is a difficult trick to explain or teach, but I hope this information helps.
The easiest and possibly most disturbing way to think about it is that you are almost intentionally trying to flip the stoppie at the last minute, but because of the turning action, the 'flip' will land you back onto the rear wheel. You sort of get higher an higher while turning and then when you come to a stop, the bike continues around.
In the beginning, if you don't make it all the way around, you can try to push the bike the rest of the way by pushing/pulling on the handlebars to force your body and the body of the bike to twist away from the front wheel. Usually if you are not making it all the way around, it is because you are (rightfully) getting scared and not lifting the rear wheel high enough.
This is a difficult trick to explain or teach, but I hope this information helps.
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Re: Yo whats the best way to start learning 180 endos?
why dont you stop trying to bullshit and ******* practice you douche.
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Re: Yo whats the best way to start learning 180 endos?
i went out n practiced yesterday and made some progress...i can now turn the bike a lil right before coming down. coming up higher is a lil scary but it gives me more control of the bike.
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Re: Yo whats the best way to start learning 180 endos?
Near the end of your stoppie, you must lean (push the bar) to the direction that you plan to 180 and bring it up extra high. As a result of steering, slowing and raising your height, the bike will dip in on the side of the tire much like the rear wheel dip for a circle wheelie.
The easiest and possibly most disturbing way to think about it is that you are almost intentionally trying to flip the stoppie at the last minute, but because of the turning action, the 'flip' will land you back onto the rear wheel. You sort of get higher an higher while turning and then when you come to a stop, the bike continues around.
In the beginning, if you don't make it all the way around, you can try to push the bike the rest of the way by pushing/pulling on the handlebars to force your body and the body of the bike to twist away from the front wheel. Usually if you are not making it all the way around, it is because you are (rightfully) getting scared and not lifting the rear wheel high enough.
This is a difficult trick to explain or teach, but I hope this information helps.
The easiest and possibly most disturbing way to think about it is that you are almost intentionally trying to flip the stoppie at the last minute, but because of the turning action, the 'flip' will land you back onto the rear wheel. You sort of get higher an higher while turning and then when you come to a stop, the bike continues around.
In the beginning, if you don't make it all the way around, you can try to push the bike the rest of the way by pushing/pulling on the handlebars to force your body and the body of the bike to twist away from the front wheel. Usually if you are not making it all the way around, it is because you are (rightfully) getting scared and not lifting the rear wheel high enough.
This is a difficult trick to explain or teach, but I hope this information helps.
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Re: Yo whats the best way to start learning 180 endos?
Get to bp, let the *** end go to the side ever so slightly and then hold it there while still maintaining the bp. This will steer the
Bike rather than trying to flip it around.
Forget the 180, just try to steer your stoppie. When you fan do that and control it you will be able to do 180s with no prblem.
Hard part is maintaining the bp height as you drive it around and counter steer against the tail coming around
Bike rather than trying to flip it around.
Forget the 180, just try to steer your stoppie. When you fan do that and control it you will be able to do 180s with no prblem.
Hard part is maintaining the bp height as you drive it around and counter steer against the tail coming around
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