Tricks/tutorials

any tips on keo's, the tutorial above makes it seem alot easier than it really is!

Does anyone use pegs for grinding/stalls etc?

keo spins, i can get the front up, arm out, but then i don't spin? how do i get it to spin?

look over yr shoulder!
and give it a proper bit of push
not that I can do em properly

Can anyone give some tips on backwards cycling?

I'm practicing alnoe in Korea.. need help plz

backward circles, make yourself sit down, and gradually widen them....

eventually you'll be able to correct your steering both ways. takes many hours of practice mind!

first off, what are they called.. and then, how do u do them?

Those forward sliders to fakie???

I'm not trying sliders yet.. first i just want to be able to ride backwards..

I was practicing from track stand.. and i also tried the way using walls..

niether way i could't balance sigh.. thx guys anyway

maybe i just need lots of practice :)

maybe i just need lots of practice :)

true. fakie takes a while....

it is crazy...i registered today because i wanted a single speed to go through the city in a faster way than I do with my cannondale chase (very heavy and very small).....but wow, I had no Idea you could do so many tricks with a 28"....it will be hard for me not to try them.... :(

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Nice to hear a bit of Drumcorps in Tom Mosher's barspin video.

Trying to learn 180 nose pivots! getting there :P

Trying to learn 180 nose pivots! getting there :P

Love trying these, the fakie out is quite hard I find - more practises needed :D

I've been trying to get sliders for the last month and have had no luck, sometimes i can do it but only get about 90 degrees before it stops sliding but most of the time have to put my foot down to stop myself falling off.

The bike I'm using is a brother frame with 23C's, do you think this is a massive problem all the trick videos i've seen have had at least 32C's so I was wondering if that might not be helping. Also I realise the frame isn't perfect and I've had a few problems with the toe over lap. Should I just give up till I can afford a trick build or is it worth carrying on? Also if sliders are going to be really hard what tricks should I be trying?

Thought this may be useful for those looking to increase their bunnyhop height, ultra ultra slow motion footage of a mega high side-hop, not on fixed the mechanics of the movement and principles are the same on any bike:

YouTube - Ryan Leech in slow motion -HD 720p-

blimey... look at that tuck.