I really don't even know if this is considered a trick, but it sure looks cool. I've seen guys put their left foot down and quickly turn the rear of the bike around so they're ready to ride in the opposite direction. Looks like they're skidding, but they're starting from a standstill. I thought maybe they're doing a quick burnout or something, but that seems to be too much work. Do you guys know what I'm talking about? Anyone know how to do it?

 

get rolling, lean hard left and lock up the rear, as the rear starts spinning around then give it some gas and bam, 180.

 

How fast do you need to be going when you do this? I've seen people do it at a stand still. Is it still the same technique?

So basically you're saying when the rear is skidding you give it gas? So keep rear brake on when giving gas? Sounds like you could high side from that. Sorry for the pain in the *** questions. I'm just confused. Thanks.

 

left foot down, lean bike over , give it some rpms', let out clutch ,rotate 180 degrees , pull in clutch-bike will stand up on its own.

 

No front brake? Sounds kind of like a burnout. Dump clutch, or quick slipping of clutch?

Man I wanna go try this! I'm totally gonna land on my ***.

 

tha'ts how you do it from a standstill.

my rolling version, is like a power slide, when you give it gas, you let go of rear brake obviously and give a little front brake to hold the front down and let the rear spin.

 

just dump the clutch ,experiment with different rpms', with the bike leaned over there is little chance of the tire hooking up. just remember to pull in the clutch at the end or things can get nasty real fast.

 

Cool. Will try soon.

Binder929, your version sounds like it'd be a lot cooler, but the risk of highside seems pretty high.

 

i've only highsided once...too bad it was into one of my team mates....haha.....poor bastard got a mouth full of 929.

it requires speed to break the tire loose and spin it around. I usually lay real low into it so if anything goes wrong it lowsides, verses highside.

 

Hey, ya got bigger ***** than me when it comes to that. For now I wouldn't touch that trick with a 10 ft pole. One day though, one day...

 

I've been working on something like that too, but I'm only to the point where I hold down the brake and lean it over and get the bike to turn about 45 degrees... so to get it the rest of the way around your saying I have to completely lose my mind? sounds good, one day I may have the *****, but not today