Well put together guys, keep up the great work, it's all about balance correct, everyhing in life revolves or is balance, if you dont have it, dont bother basically. If you have a blocked ear, that can throw your balance out believe it or not
Ustedes 2 son geniales. la segunda generacion del canal y definitivamente son mejores que el sujeto que lo inicio, gracias a él yo aprendí muchas cosas que practiqué.
Dream bike is old school BMX. CW Phaze 1, Hutch Pro Raider, Mongoose Supergoose - just about anything in the 44-16 camp. Currently building a 1985 Mongoose Californian because I had one in the early 1980s. Just waiting on the bars to arrive!
Watched lots of wheelie 'how to' vid's, been practicing over the last 2 yrs, your video make the best sense, wish I'd seen it earlier. Might have put me on the back wheel quicker. Thanks from Yorkshire Dales, Uk.😊
Stoked to hear you found this one helpful mate!! Thank you so much for sharing. Hope the weather is shaping up in UK for some beautiful rides. Cheers! -Mike
I really like yall's channel. I actually have my dream bike. I love my Fuji Reveal. gonna go practice these skills from the Bunny Hop to the Wheelie. :)
so satisfied that you brought up the fact that chase's last name sounds like wheelie. all these skills videos are making it hard for me to pick what to work on! yet here i am saying i'd love to see your approach to faster cornering, especially in berms. my local pump track has a long berm with a bend the opposite direction in the middle that's eating all my speed -- throws me out and i don't know how to get back in for the second half. for a dream bike i mostly dream of picking out and buying all the components separately and building it up myself.
haha I always ask him if he calls his dad poppa willie...he doesn't find it as funny as I do. 😅 Right on!! Cornering is something we absolutely plan on covering - it's one of those skills that starts unlocking SO much.
that's a good trick in most areas! i've noticed a lot of difference using it on skinnies and berms, and it's something i always point out to the kids in youth mountain biking lessons.
Another great tutorial Mike!! You guys are helpin' the Joy Riders get more joy, so many Kudos!! I just upgraded my 20+ year old Specialized XC Comp 26er to a Giant Stance 29er, so groovin' on that for bike action. Dream bike currently would be getting a Dirt Jumper like you guys are sporting for local Erie Pump Track, or maybe even a friendly BMX bike. Thanks again for spreadin' the JOY guys!!
Dude!! Thank you so much. That's our main goal & is so dang fulfilling reading comments of people having that aha moment & starting to execute on the skill!! Dude that new bike sounds sick!! A BMX bike is the move in my opinion - it's a more humbling platform but if you take it slow the skills you'll develop there translate to all bikes so well & quick.
@@JoyOfBike I think a BMX would be more "flickable" for mastering skills like hops, wheelies, manuals, jumps, etc and transfer the skills to the 29er. Hey, who doesn't want to expand their quiver, right!!
It's better to stay seated when poppin up? Other videos say to lean over handle bars then lean straight back while pedaling, then sit down when popped up
Great video! Plz make more, i never thought i could wheelie, will now learn how. Excellent tutorial, thx. Dream bike: Lunacycle X2.5 eMtb -J. Payson, AZ
Maybe a mid to late 80s Hutch Trickstar. Only got to ride one once and it was nice. Love the white and gold one they made. Currently have my original 88 haro master and a couple 87 schwinn predators and an 86 predator.
Could you please say a little more about how you’re breaking while keeping the wheelie up? Are you kind of dragging the rear break lightly the whole time and or just feathering it here and there? I’ve been practicing diligently for a couple of months but can’t find that sweet balance point. I’m either not getting the front wheel high enough or looping out when I grab a lot of break to set the wheel back down. Thanks for your video and help.
Sure thing!! This is honestly what I’ve struggled with the most, too. I’ve learned that keeping just a LITTLE drag on the brake at all times really helps, then using little taps to bring the front end down when necessary has been the key. The balance point will come pretty easily once you dial in your braking!
Was I just not paying attention? It seems like you just told me to pick a good gear, pedal the bike, balance. If it’s that simple then why aren’t I wheelie-ing all the time on accident?
Well put together guys, keep up the great work, it's all about balance correct, everyhing in life revolves or is balance, if you dont have it, dont bother basically. If you have a blocked ear, that can throw your balance out believe it or not
Ustedes 2 son geniales.
la segunda generacion del canal y definitivamente
son mejores que el sujeto que lo inicio, gracias a él
yo aprendí muchas cosas que practiqué.
Muchas gracias, amigo, es un cumplido muy amable. ¡Me alegra que seas parte de la familia! ¡Te envío todo mi cariño!
Dream bike is old school BMX. CW Phaze 1, Hutch Pro Raider, Mongoose Supergoose - just about anything in the 44-16 camp. Currently building a 1985 Mongoose Californian because I had one in the early 1980s. Just waiting on the bars to arrive!
My Dream bike.... My Raleigh Team USA! You never forget your first! Miss that old bike.
I have looked so so many tutorials but this one helped 90% more than any other one.
We like those odds!! Thanks for sharing.
😲 Amazing,, i Finally able to balance my wheelie By following tips From this video
RAD!!! We love to hear it.
Watched lots of wheelie 'how to' vid's, been practicing over the last 2 yrs, your video make the best sense, wish I'd seen it earlier. Might have put me on the back wheel quicker.
Thanks from Yorkshire Dales, Uk.😊
Stoked to hear you found this one helpful mate!! Thank you so much for sharing. Hope the weather is shaping up in UK for some beautiful rides. Cheers!
-Mike
I have an SE Floval Flyer I bought with paper route money in 1983 I'll be 55 next month, time to learn to wheelie the floval!
DUDE!!! No kidding. That's a BAD ASS bike. Never get rid of that thing!!
Gonna practice today! Nice instructions! Fav bike…. My Salsa Spearfish. Not sexy but it’s mine so I ride it!
I really like yall's channel. I actually have my dream bike. I love my Fuji Reveal. gonna go practice these skills from the Bunny Hop to the Wheelie. :)
so satisfied that you brought up the fact that chase's last name sounds like wheelie. all these skills videos are making it hard for me to pick what to work on! yet here i am saying i'd love to see your approach to faster cornering, especially in berms. my local pump track has a long berm with a bend the opposite direction in the middle that's eating all my speed -- throws me out and i don't know how to get back in for the second half. for a dream bike i mostly dream of picking out and buying all the components separately and building it up myself.
haha I always ask him if he calls his dad poppa willie...he doesn't find it as funny as I do. 😅
Right on!! Cornering is something we absolutely plan on covering - it's one of those skills that starts unlocking SO much.
@@JoyOfBike I also find it funny and hadn't thought of that one! maybe if you know his dad well YOU could call him poppa willie
My dream bike is a Trek Fuel Exe. I like the idea of having just a bit of assistance while still keeping it light and playful.
Thanks!
Good stuff! Something that really improved my wheelie is, Keep looking ahead. Not down at your front wheel.
that's a good trick in most areas! i've noticed a lot of difference using it on skinnies and berms, and it's something i always point out to the kids in youth mountain biking lessons.
Thanks for wheelie advice. My favorite dream bike is the Reeb SST. I love coffee too.
The Trek Marlin with 29 inch wheels is my dream bicycle. I doughnut have one but saw someone do a wheelie video on one so I like it.
rad!!
I can but I can't even pedal when I'm up I'm soo weak 😢😢😢
Nice vid. My favorite bike is “the next one”. Just love looking at bikes and thinking about them, they’re just so cool.
Dream bike is a Sunday dark wave or S&M credence. Would love to see a dirt jump tutorial. Loving these tutorials videos. Thank you!
Dream bike, late 80’s early 90’s Ibis full rigid. Like the Mt trails or the SS. Thanks!
Really helpful. Thanks guys
Thank you for the feedback!! Enjoy the ride!
-Mike
Another amazing tutorial ❤❤❤❤ amazing video..... Thanks a lot for the effort the three of you take sharing your knowledge and skills ❤
Another great tutorial Mike!! You guys are helpin' the Joy Riders get more joy, so many Kudos!! I just upgraded my 20+ year old Specialized XC Comp 26er to a Giant Stance 29er, so groovin' on that for bike action. Dream bike currently would be getting a Dirt Jumper like you guys are sporting for local Erie Pump Track, or maybe even a friendly BMX bike.
Thanks again for spreadin' the JOY guys!!
Dude!! Thank you so much. That's our main goal & is so dang fulfilling reading comments of people having that aha moment & starting to execute on the skill!!
Dude that new bike sounds sick!! A BMX bike is the move in my opinion - it's a more humbling platform but if you take it slow the skills you'll develop there translate to all bikes so well & quick.
@@JoyOfBike I think a BMX would be more "flickable" for mastering skills like hops, wheelies, manuals, jumps, etc and transfer the skills to the 29er. Hey, who doesn't want to expand their quiver, right!!
It's better to stay seated when poppin up? Other videos say to lean over handle bars then lean straight back while pedaling, then sit down when popped up
Great video! Plz make more, i never thought i could wheelie, will now learn how. Excellent tutorial, thx. Dream bike: Lunacycle X2.5 eMtb -J. Payson, AZ
Dude heck yes!!! Hope it helps. Much love!!
My dream bike is a SB140lr. Great video!
That dream is easily achieved
Maybe a mid to late 80s Hutch Trickstar. Only got to ride one once and it was nice. Love the white and gold one they made. Currently have my original 88 haro master and a couple 87 schwinn predators and an 86 predator.
Let's fucking go! Wheelie time!
Dream bike is Reeb SST coil chassis w/ 600 lb spring.
Could you please say a little more about how you’re breaking while keeping the wheelie up? Are you kind of dragging the rear break lightly the whole time and or just feathering it here and there?
I’ve been practicing diligently for a couple of months but can’t find that sweet balance point. I’m either not getting the front wheel high enough or looping out when I grab a lot of break to set the wheel back down. Thanks for your video and help.
Sure thing!! This is honestly what I’ve struggled with the most, too.
I’ve learned that keeping just a LITTLE drag on the brake at all times really helps, then using little taps to bring the front end down when necessary has been the key. The balance point will come pretty easily once you dial in your braking!
My dream bike is a Trek marlin 7
rad!!
20" VINTAGE LOWRIDER 72 SPOKE STEEL BICYCLE 545-3 IN GOLD 😁
I’d love to see anyone wheelie that whip! 😂
I guys your are top one!!! So clear and useful
Appreciate the feedback, so glad to hear you're able to apply this to your riding!! Much love.
-Mike
Specialized P3 or a Santa Cruz Jackal or an Inspired Hex.
Crust Evasion Trail 140 be cause step thru frames are rad (and I have little legs)
Good teachers my dream bike is downhill mountain mtb
so my bike is VERY heavy, does this make any difference?
Should rear suspension be locked for praticing whellie? Or it doesn't matter?
I’d say ride it however feels comfortable to you in a regular setting!
I want a trial bike
They're so much fun!!
Good stuff! Something that really improved my wheelie is, Keep looking ahead. Not down at your front wheel.
HEY
what type of bike is that blue bike
I'm riding a commencal TR & chase is riding a Yeti SB160
@@JoyOfBike thanks
Bros shoes match the bike. Stick detail right there.
Devil is in the details!! haha.
In a way, these people are buying you, not just wheelies
As long as that means we have more homies to ride bikes with, I'm into it!
-Mike
Was I just not paying attention? It seems like you just told me to pick a good gear, pedal the bike, balance. If it’s that simple then why aren’t I wheelie-ing all the time on accident?
Yeah, maybe you weren't paying attention because they covered a lot more than that and in a lot more detail than you're implying.
Don't act dumb.
😂
Any tips to help teach kids? Say 10 year olds….
For wheelies specifically or just skills in general?
@@JoyOfBike Both I guess but wheelies too.
Good stuff! Something that really improved my wheelie is, Keep looking ahead. Not down at your front wheel.
Yes!! This is solid advice.
-Mike
Thanks!
Bro u rich
Thank YOU!
-Mike
Fantastic info.
My dream bike is the one I have below
"2021 Colour Plum, Specialized Status 160 Travel Mullet Enduro Mountain bike."
Thanks dude's.
Good stuff! Something that really improved my wheelie is, Keep looking ahead. Not down at your front wheel.
Yes!! This is a great thing to focus on, in almost all aspects of riding.
These series are awesome.
Thank you
great tutorial, will try soon!
Let us know how you go!
Why does it take 2 men to explain this? 😂😂😂😂
You're right...we should've had a third, thanks for the feedback!
@@JoyOfBike your right actually. One to adjust the seat, one to push the pedal and one to lift the bars 😂😂😂
2 different point of views and fun, entertaining conversations