been having trouble with my tail going to one side or the other when i do stoppies...it been going on for about a year now so i think i should ask and maybe it's a easy fix..or maybe not

so it happens at any speed i do it...the faster i go the more it seems to go to the side...it's not that i'm stearing the stoppie, it's just the tail going to the side and i have to put it down....my arms are straight and i'm going straight, so is it me not being balanced or i should run less tire pressure?

 

get the back up higher...keep your arms locked. might have to adjust with some shoulder movement but def get the back higher.

 

also pay attention to pressure ur putting on each foot.

 

any bit of input while your rollin it out could make the tail vear left or right , now still after hundreds of endos, Ive never used a stabilizer so Ive had to correct this with my body. the only way to correct this is you have to ,well I make sure my arms are stiff with equal pressure , when the tail starts to kick out you have to steer into whatever direction its kicking out ,by steer I mean lean into that direction until you match the kickout . move your body/shoulders into that direction , watch some endo clips man and just keep practicing them over and over , well thats my semi-take on them , goodluck..

 

the tail moving side to side has everything to do with you body english/position

You need to be up nice and high, then you can work on shifting your shoulders to keep the rear wheel/tail behind you. also put weight on whichever side clipon the tail is trying to swing to

 

^^ what he said ^^ saw this homie killin stoppies at a show. crazy

 

get higher quicker then work on shifting your wait. other than that all i can say is practice alot