How do I learn negative bunny hops?

Posted on Sun 9th, November 2008

• #1

MessenJah

someone told me they're easy but I can't seem to get the downward pop
• #2

mikec

Dig a big hole and throw yourself and your bike in it
• #3

rpm

you need to let more air out your tyres
• #4

el_squire

Dig a big hole and throw yourself and your bike in it

Ha! Not helpful but funny.
• #5

Platini

Hop away from the bunny.
• #6

Archi_Pelago

easy...
• #7

MessenJah

awww!
• #8

DFP

Does it count as a negative bunnyhop if the bunny becomes the pavement?
• #9

Greasy_Slag

You need to lie on your back with your bike in the air and push your left arm out first. the real skill is doing it backwards!

Fanny stop getting all cryptic
• #10

badtmy

Dig a big hole and throw yourself and your bike in it

:D
• #11

mooks

Opposite perhaps? I hop with my right foot forward - maybe he means with your feet the other way round.

Although the fact he hasn't come back to this thread suggests it was yet another pointless post.

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