Hey guys! I'm very new to mountain biking and have greatly improved my skills thanks to your videos. One thing that i thought would be helpful is if you could provide a list of the tips at the end of the video so we can screenshot it for easy reference when we're out practicing. Absolutely love you guys! Your videos are always very entertaining and educational but what i love best is the fun you have with each other... I'm always giggling out loud in random public places and people must wonder what I'm watching that's so funny. And watching you do what you do..... holy cow i wish I'd started this 30 year ago! Much respect to all of you for your dedication to your craft!🚵♀️
I picked up the trackstand because I really wanted to do all of the log rides and catwalks at my bike park. How I learned is pointing downhill going as slow as possible and when I lose my balance just roll out of it, try not to put a foot down and just start over. Before I knew it I was trackstanding on flat ground, a 4 inch wide skinny that's 4 feet off the ground is a little different. :)
I'm exactly the same. Anything where I'm throwing my weight forwards I can manage with ease. But pulling a real juicy manual or wheelie just seems to be a pain in the arse.
Wheelie is what i struggle with, just cant get that perfect point, either i gotta jump off cause its going too high, or its too low, although bhops are easy for me =/
I used to do stand up wheelies on my BMX when i was a teenager, I fell off the back showing off to girls while spinning out... 25mph strides with a face of terror is NOT cool!
When I was a kid, on a basic bike, I could do a wheelie for blocks, no problem. Now I'm 57, ride a full suspension MTB, with SPD pedals, and am lucky to go for 8 seconds (it's mostly luck of the draw). Drives me mental.
Ive naturally started using endo turns while commuting in the city on a fixed gear. You gain so much more maneuverability with that trick its kinda nuts.
+James Mitchell thanks for clearing that up in broke my collar bone about 6 weeks ago and I'm waiting for the call that says I can get back on my bike today so when I'm more confident I'll try that
I am 14 and have a Santa Cruz Bronson. I can do the first four pretty good. The bunny hop not as high as he did unless I use clip ins. I just haven't even heard of the endo. I'm going to work on it!
I've been practicing a skill called falling off the bike. Ever since I mastered it, I can even let some mysterious red liquid spill, which isn't important btw so you can try to do the trick worry free! Occasionally I see something white (almost skeletal) piercing through the skin. Like I said I have been practicing this so it is completely fine. The negative part is that I feel oxygen deprived sometimes and I have to use a cast when the white bone structure sticks out (I don't know why i have to tho)
Some stuff can only be done with clipless pedals - however there are still people riding their bikes with normal flat pedals, you can't bunnyhop with flat pedals and endo can also be done very limited with flat pedals
Riding for approx 2 years, Kona Stinky Bike Trackstand: idk, pretty long, several minutes Wheelie: about 500 metres Manual: about 100 metres, started learning it this year Bunny hop: 30-40cm Cornering: decent but needs improvement Endo / Endo-180: yes
@@lexflodstrom253 The year does not matter, I also have a Marlin 7 (2018) and I can bunny hop a good 2 feet with it. Trust me, I was in your shoes 3 months ago but with a lot of practice, I got it down.
To bunny hop shoot down a hill and off a lil jump. You will feel what the bike wants you to do to get higher. Wheelies take practice and a lot of commitment. I struggle with getting back far enough to keep it up. Because u have to be a half inch from falling backwards. I think the biggest technic to learn with all of this is body position. Which is hard to explain or grasp when someone's telling you to get back or to get down further... you have to feel it for yourself. But have fun out there. Just being on any trail with a bike brings me a ton of excitement.
Hardtail bike (without rear suspension) is most suitable for wheelie usually for first time use 1st gear after you can do it for 2 meters use the second gear give a hard kick on the pedal and start pedaling not too fast not too slow
Trackstand: Good Wheelie: Needs work Bunny hop: Terrible when I try to do it for practice, but out on the trials I seem to naturally do it when going over stuff. Cornering: Good Endo: Good
Waseem Zia ive been riding for over 15 years and would say im pretty good at it. Still cant sustain a wheelie. Dont sweat it, long wheelies are for showing off, not riding well ..
ConsciousInteractive That's true. I think the track stand is a good skill to have but I've managed fine on road & MTB's for years without bothering too much with the rest.
+Calum Spencer Yeah the track stand is not so necessary but if you can't bunny hop or lift your front wheel you'll look like a complete idiot on the track which I hope you don't ;)
I just got me my first Norco hard tail bike as a begginer rider. Can't wait to hit some cool trails. Will definitely be putting my progress on my channel. Thanks for the advice will definitely be watching this video more than a few times.
Got all of them on lock except super long wheelie I can do about 30 to 40 feet then it all falls apart. Seems I am not at a solid balance point. On my Kona hardtail. Seems I just keep accelerating till I can’t keep up. Feather the rear break is probably the key. But also concerned the actual balance point is uncomfortably far back. I am 6’2” weight 170 lbs. I adjusted the seat as far back as it goes. I guess I could get a different seat post to move it back some more. Lol. any tips you can throw my way to keep me up longer would be awesome. would be awesome. Practice practice practice practice
The endo! I can wheelie for a long time, bunny hop, all that stuff. But I can't endo very well. Using the front break while attempting an endo always freaks me out
So many people in the comments struggling with wheelies, I find the best way to learn wheelies is, Bring your bike up to 45°, And hit your back brake, then bring it to 50° and slam on your back brake, This gives you the confidence and allows you to know when your brakes gonna activate, Once you get past the fear of being past 45° when you eventually start to just wheelie at 45° you realise just how safe that angle is then Its practice from there, Manuals aswell is really balancing your bike between 45° and 50° using your brake and your hips not too much brake though cause it can really slow you down, sorry for the long comment just whenever Ive taught people to wheelie/manual they've picked it up really well
animalcopWOT i can do one handed wheelie only for feew meters and i also know how to do other tricks shown in the video...my friends are telling me that im master in wheelies...and im also doing stoppies and brake wheelies
You DON'T need these skills , I can do none of these, but ive been riding my mountain bike for years on some pretty hard trails without these 'skills' it's just ways of showing off to your mates, and that's not what cycling is about
jonathan spittlehouse well said, i see kids pulling wheelies and endos all day long, put them on a trail and all the time and practise they put into these little showing off traits leaves them inexperienced and unbalanced when confronted with a trail.
jonathan spittlehouse you clearly have no understanding of the benefits of these 5 skills ! Has nothing to do with showing off , has everything to do with absolute bike control. If you’re not in control of the bike in every situation then the bike is controlling you and eventually it WILL end in injury.
Hi, I love mtb bike and your bike is good for downhill, and I love downhill and long distance biking from Philippines, Palawan, Puerto prencesa city, barangay sissican, purok talisay
How to stay balanced on cornering on a hybrid bike with pannier bags and slim 700c wheels? The wheelie is tough as in the city it feels difficult to mount those kerbs with all those pedestrians, my arms turn to jelly just at the kerb or I lose my balance if there is a human obstacle.
Brand new Rider, effectively, most struggle probably the bunny hop, and wheely. Balance. What's that. That's where I'm at haha but loving my trails! Even though I'm still dying every five min
Now that you have mentioned the 5 skills, where they might be useful, and how cool you look doing them, how about adding something useful to the video like how to do these things?
are all this techniquest applicable also to XC bike? I'm riding one and I'm having a problem in all situations where a have to put my weight back on the back wheel (like bunny hop, manual etc)
Can you do a video , not only list what skills ... , but how to do properly to them and what to pay attention for. On a hard-tail if possible. So we can see better what to do with body position and balance as I feel a full suspension bike is like cheating or not revealing the proper body positions because the rear spring adds a lot ( for bunny hop ) ) Great video's by the way , subscribed !
Hi ya, k what's best on a trials bike a fix gear or like what I've got, an 8 speed, I've always felt more comfortable riding a fixed gear bike, like a BMX but I've got an Phase MAD 1.1 and I'm thinking of changing it to a fixed gear. I do need all the help I can get as over 40 but still want to play around on my bikes. Thank 🤔
I can’t endo or bunny hop but I am trying. Suggestion that I learned the hard way is to use snow or something to stop you from getting massacred when going otb on an endo
I only struggle with the first five skills you mentioned. Other than that, I'm pretty much a pro.
Wkwkwkk
Patrick Arredon same here I can’t wheelie for shit
I can wheelie but cant keep it up!😭😭 i reallly want to master it i am 12
Lol
Tushar Nasery mate he was joking
Trackstand: 100%
Wheelie: 10%
Bunny: 30%
Cornering: 60%
Endo: 80 % (~160°)
Fucking wheelie I can't do it
Mine is more like
Trackstand 85%
Wheelie 5%
Bunny hop 100%
Cornering 50%
Endo 0% no front brake
trackstand 70%
Wheelie 100%
Bunny 90%
Trackstand 50%
Wheelie 100% i think its really easy
Bhop 0% fcking impossibe for me
Cornering 75%
Trackstand: 80%
Wheelie:100%
Bunny:80%
Endo:80%
Manual:90%
I can’t do a single one of those moves. By the end of this summer, I plan to learn all 5!
Great plan, I'll join you on that one!
Did you get it all?
did you do it?
was i the only one who fell in love with his MTB bike?
Pāvils Alpe no
It is pretty sexy.
Me too
MTB bike ? Like mountain bike bike ?
Me too
Hey guys! I'm very new to mountain biking and have greatly improved my skills thanks to your videos. One thing that i thought would be helpful is if you could provide a list of the tips at the end of the video so we can screenshot it for easy reference when we're out practicing.
Absolutely love you guys! Your videos are always very entertaining and educational but what i love best is the fun you have with each other... I'm always giggling out loud in random public places and people must wonder what I'm watching that's so funny. And watching you do what you do..... holy cow i wish I'd started this 30 year ago! Much respect to all of you for your dedication to your craft!🚵♀️
Enjoy mountain biking
I attempted a wheelie on a down hill trail I fell and rolled 3 metres down the hill
well played
Milkyjoe I'm on a club mu trainer forbids It tot make wheelies
Good job
Hope you get better 😕 🚵 ♥
Oops
This should be called "Five things Scotty can do better than you."
Hahaahahahaha
William Keys 300th like
Nah, I am better at Trackstands then Scotty. For the Rest of these Skills I agree
Super intimidating
Learning BMX at 37... it's certainly not easy and thank you for the tips. I will be practicing
bunnyhop is from another universe. and very different physics laws are in order
its so easy aha
S.a moruq
@Bkzy Watch Seth's newer video about bunny hops. Something clicked when I tried his technique ruclips.net/video/tMPPGQCT8mE/видео.html
First learn the babyhop and gradually to the bunnyhop. Not good english i know
@@elifkurtulus6681 as
So frustrating, I'm a 40 yo MTB beginner, and I can do 0/5. I still have great fun in the forest, though.
How is your progress 10 months later? :-)
are you still riding?
How are you getting on bud?
The wheelie, I'll never get the wheelie! lol I can stoppie with confidence, trackstand for days, but the wheelie evades me.
same here
I can do a wheelie for as long as I want but I can't track stand
I picked up the trackstand because I really wanted to do all of the log rides and catwalks at my bike park. How I learned is pointing downhill going as slow as possible and when I lose my balance just roll out of it, try not to put a foot down and just start over. Before I knew it I was trackstanding on flat ground, a 4 inch wide skinny that's 4 feet off the ground is a little different. :)
I'm exactly the same. Anything where I'm throwing my weight forwards I can manage with ease. But pulling a real juicy manual or wheelie just seems to be a pain in the arse.
Just keep practising. Took me a year and a half to get a decent wheelie.
+The Jkghfg
I can stand still for over a good minute I can 360 on a MTB I can bunny hop really high BUT I CANNOT WEELIE
I dont understand how to get my bike turning while doing an endo.
Same
Yeh man I know fucking wheelie
@@karlakeee7602 same bro im doin all the stuff he mentioned expect from endo
All I can do is bunny hop and wheelie
I struggle with all 5...😓 there is NO hope ..👈🏼👈🏼👎🏽👎🏽
Practice ;)
hahahahahaha ^^
it took me about 3 years to be able to really good and I've been practicing for about 1 year on bunny Hops and I can barely get up a curb
Ya me too, LOL!
+Alexandru Butuc how high
It's nice gently lesson for us! Thank you all video makers!
trackstand:95%
wheelie:90%
bunny:35%
endo:55%
cornering:60%
Very cool
Aljun Novie Lopez it’s the exact opposite for me lol. My bunny hop is good my endo is half everything else trash
Wheelie is what i struggle with, just cant get that perfect point, either i gotta jump off cause its going too high, or its too low, although bhops are easy for me =/
When you go too far back, don't jump off, just hit the back brake
+Jett Aiello ill try that, thanks mate! 👌
yeah im the same as you
lol you need to cover your back break all the time. braking is a really important thing for balancing. check the gmbn coaster wheelie video.
Fingers on the back brake, straight arms and control your balance with your knees and hips. :-)
I've been riding BMX and MTBs since the mid-80s .. I never managed to do a wheelie :D some time in the 90s I simply gave up
I used to do stand up wheelies on my BMX when i was a teenager, I fell off the back showing off to girls while spinning out... 25mph strides with a face of terror is NOT cool!
I’ve been mountain biking for 5 years and I can’t do any of this 😗✌️
Jeez really you probably suck or you aren’t actually
@@christianlee219 shut 🆙
When I was a kid, on a basic bike, I could do a wheelie for blocks, no problem. Now I'm 57, ride a full suspension MTB, with SPD pedals, and am lucky to go for 8 seconds (it's mostly luck of the draw). Drives me mental.
Ive naturally started using endo turns while commuting in the city on a fixed gear. You gain so much more maneuverability with that trick its kinda nuts.
Trackstand:80% Wheelie: 5% Endo: 5% bunny:20% cornering:100%
could you do a endo turn tutorial I can only go 90 degrees no matter how hard I try.
More weight forward ( not to much ) and more twist from the hips
+James Mitchell thanks for clearing that up in broke my collar bone about 6 weeks ago and I'm waiting for the call that says I can get back on my bike today so when I'm more confident I'll try that
+Spencer Murray also TURN YOUR HEAD IN THE DIRECTION YOU WANT TO GO. This is the utmost important part of G-turns, 180, 360 etc.
+Show-tek ooh good tip didn't think about that
try to angle your knees a bit further and get a bit more to the front
Wheelie and bunny hop is not a great task for me but I struggling with endo .
Thanks Scott, you make it look easy! I just ordered a bmx to learn these skills. Super excited to get started..
I am 14 and have a Santa Cruz Bronson. I can do the first four pretty good. The bunny hop not as high as he did unless I use clip ins. I just haven't even heard of the endo. I'm going to work on it!
Can you do a full tutorial on the last trick?
Im still learnimg the endo
im still learnimg my bunny hop
I've been practicing a skill called falling off the bike. Ever since I mastered it, I can even let some mysterious red liquid spill, which isn't important btw so you can try to do the trick worry free! Occasionally I see something white (almost skeletal) piercing through the skin. Like I said I have been practicing this so it is completely fine. The negative part is that I feel oxygen deprived sometimes and I have to use a cast when the white bone structure sticks out (I don't know why i have to tho)
You are almost a Pro! keep going Bro! almost skeletal ha ha
Best thing I've read all year
Some stuff can only be done with clipless pedals - however there are still people riding their bikes with normal flat pedals, you can't bunnyhop with flat pedals and endo can also be done very limited with flat pedals
Riding for approx 2 years, Kona Stinky Bike
Trackstand: idk, pretty long, several minutes
Wheelie: about 500 metres
Manual: about 100 metres, started learning it this year
Bunny hop: 30-40cm
Cornering: decent but needs improvement
Endo / Endo-180: yes
Super Nice
i can wheelie like 2.5km and endo 180° and other but i cant bunny hop my trek marlin 7
santeri. What year Marlin 7 do you have because I have the same problem?
@@lexflodstrom253 The year does not matter, I also have a Marlin 7 (2018) and I can bunny hop a good 2 feet with it. Trust me, I was in your shoes 3 months ago but with a lot of practice, I got it down.
Watch some how to videos from bmx riders explaining it. It’s much more common in bmx so you can get a better understanding
Clips mean bunnyhop anytime.
Man I can't fucking wheelie bunny hop is hard man fuck that rear wheel
Forgot the backflip :)
Yeah I use it all the time on the trails
Only on the trails? Why not on the street?!
yeah it's great fun off of curbs
This is actually the best comment of 2016 and 2017 well done.
i actually laughed, well done
To bunny hop shoot down a hill and off a lil jump. You will feel what the bike wants you to do to get higher. Wheelies take practice and a lot of commitment. I struggle with getting back far enough to keep it up. Because u have to be a half inch from falling backwards. I think the biggest technic to learn with all of this is body position. Which is hard to explain or grasp when someone's telling you to get back or to get down further... you have to feel it for yourself. But have fun out there. Just being on any trail with a bike brings me a ton of excitement.
Never been great at wheelies, I'm going to practice all in fact. I'm a bit rusty only just started riding MTB again!
I'm having a hard time trying to manual on my hardtail 29er.
Any tips?
Buy a 27.5
I need your bike
Bobby Bhati I got the same bike as him lol
Master Studio Gaming Yeah, for what? Playing fortnite?
Dominik Dragčević so true
Clothes and boots, too?
@@plbas4682 what's the name of the bike
Man, you made every skill look smooth af
yer in Telluride... love it there, have gone there the past three summers, done lots of biking.
Great video, concise and to the point. Great variety of shots and easy to hear narration. Well done 👍🏽
I want a bike like that so bad
What’s stopping you?
@@Rhys-gv3ir exactly , i want to get myself a specialized turbo levo this summer , just gotta save my money until i can get it ,
@@Rhys-gv3ir *no money*
Save some money and buy used at the end of season. Just got me a $3500 trek remedy 8 for $850.
@@omarcarrillos2727 what what a fuck
I struggle the most with weely and the bunny hop
in which gear we have to keep our mtb while wheelie
a low one - whichever one means you can pedal nice and easily :)
Global Mountain Bike Network What bike do you recommend to ride for my first wheelie?
Mayur Koyande I use 3rd
the gaming shark same
Hardtail bike (without rear suspension) is most suitable for wheelie usually for first time use 1st gear after you can do it for 2 meters use the second gear give a hard kick on the pedal and start pedaling not too fast not too slow
Wheelies, ever since I can remember. I can do everything else. Im not giving up. Manual trainer is my way I feel.
Trackstand: Good
Wheelie: Needs work
Bunny hop: Terrible when I try to do it for practice, but out on the trials I seem to naturally do it when going over stuff.
Cornering: Good
Endo: Good
I have just started mtbing and I cant do any of them 😞😓
What about now ?))
Who else literally just got this recommended?
I got it recommended in 2020😁👍✌️💪
Naw I’m an aspiring mountain biker I looked it up
I am struggling with wheelie bro, some help pls
PRAMEELA RAM same
i do CX and XC and enduro and bmx. i got my wheelie and can do a bartwist with it. i got bunnyhops. i got cornering. i got trackstand. i suck at endos
Same here mate. Endos are difficult as hell.
LOL , I'm far too old and stiff now to try Hans ( No hands Rey ) maneuvers . Great video .
Can you please help me in wheelies and bunny hop
Dragon I can its easy
i fell in my garden when I was trying a wheelie.
I do it all except wheelie for some damn reason I just can't do it and I hate myself for that whenever I get on my mtb
Waseem Zia ive been riding for over 15 years and would say im pretty good at it. Still cant sustain a wheelie. Dont sweat it, long wheelies are for showing off, not riding well ..
OH MY GOD THESE BIKES
Hi.thanks for your ans . Well I am not having any MTB . I use to ride montra Helicon which is an urban sports bike.but I like stunt dh .
What is the bike you used in this video
Scott Genius LT :)
Global Mountain Bike Network what about stoppies and one handed wheelies
Global Mountain Bike Network
A one hand wheelie probably isn't an essnetial skill
Global Mountain Bike Network y
i just cant get the wheelie
oscar triggs maybe try starting slow and then punch the drive train. Idk, it worked for me
If you don't want to learn these just become a roadie instead. That's what I did.
LOL
You can mountain bike fine without knowing all these skills. Find some basic trails have fun and ride.
ConsciousInteractive That's true. I think the track stand is a good skill to have but I've managed fine on road & MTB's for years without bothering too much with the rest.
+Calum Spencer Yeah the track stand is not so necessary but if you can't bunny hop or lift your front wheel you'll look like a complete idiot on the track which I hope you don't ;)
mtb is better
I just got me my first Norco hard tail bike as a begginer rider. Can't wait to hit some cool trails. Will definitely be putting my progress on my channel. Thanks for the advice will definitely be watching this video more than a few times.
I don’t know of that was just a typo but trails and trials are pretty different
@@parzival9639 "typo" my bad stupid auto correct
Got all of them on lock except super long wheelie I can do about 30 to 40 feet then it all falls apart. Seems I am not at a solid balance point. On my Kona hardtail. Seems I just keep accelerating till I can’t keep up. Feather the rear break is probably the key. But also concerned the actual balance point is uncomfortably far back. I am 6’2” weight 170 lbs. I adjusted the seat as far back as it goes. I guess I could get a different seat post to move it back some more. Lol. any tips you can throw my way to keep me up longer would be awesome. would be awesome. Practice practice practice practice
DAMMIT I CAN ONLY DO IS LIFT MY FRONT LIFE WITHIN A FREAKING SECOND COME ON 😂
when I try to wheelie I either go too far back or I can't get balanced enough
try putting the seat higher, When I did this I found it much easier to find the balance point, got the hang of it after they
@@jessebennett7163 thanks
@@benjaminmatejka6182 no problem man!
i tried to wheelie for weeks and failed. I tried to bunnyhop and got it on the first day
whats wrong with me
aitiotia exactly the same as me
One trick i learned for a wheelie was go slow, and pull the bar to your face
hahahaha! I did a track stand on my first day, yet I can't do bunny hop and I'm still practicing to this day
I'm gonna download this video and practice in my trailing spot
The endo and bunny hop,I the longest wheelie I did was for 8 minutes up a road and track stand I am decent at
If you don't need that bike can I have it?
Cre8tiveGman no
Why would he give you a 2000$ bike
Yusuf Turan $2000? Try $8000 msrp
Sure
The o ly thing I'm gonna master is falling on my ass the 1st few times...lol 🤣🤣🤣😎🤘🚵♂️
im struggling to have a bike of my own XD
I like to ride my mtb in the woods but also on roads, is my Hardtail (Aspect 930 from Scott) enough, or is a full suspension mtb better?
The endo! I can wheelie for a long time, bunny hop, all that stuff. But I can't endo very well. Using the front break while attempting an endo always freaks me out
He: make 5 trics easly
Me: Just make whelie about 5 second
Single speed, hard tail, or die!! ;)
gnarly Harley you said it
Why is his suspension so squishy
Bigfoot And Bananaman For trails my scott it like that to
because he has i set up correctly for him
fallout 4 if mine was squishy it would bottom out to easily because i like to jump everything
I have a Genius 700 Tuned. I have the rear shock set to 210 PSI, the front one 180 PSI, and I only weigh 115 pounds😂
Matt Hew you hate your ass mate
Wow! Crazy skills!
So many people in the comments struggling with wheelies, I find the best way to learn wheelies is, Bring your bike up to 45°, And hit your back brake, then bring it to 50° and slam on your back brake, This gives you the confidence and allows you to know when your brakes gonna activate, Once you get past the fear of being past 45° when you eventually start to just wheelie at 45° you realise just how safe that angle is then Its practice from there, Manuals aswell is really balancing your bike between 45° and 50° using your brake and your hips not too much brake though cause it can really slow you down, sorry for the long comment just whenever Ive taught people to wheelie/manual they've picked it up really well
I just cant master wheelies, i just cant!!!
practice everyday, it might not progress fast, but once you get confident with finding your balance point, and staying there, the wheelie is easy.
animalcopWOT i can do one handed wheelie only for feew meters and i also know how to do other tricks shown in the video...my friends are telling me that im master in wheelies...and im also doing stoppies and brake wheelies
Yes you can!! Just do it!!
Anže Delopst congratulations XD i am struggling with no handed wheelies :D
Its a bit scary XD
You DON'T need these skills , I can do none of these, but ive been riding my mountain bike for years on some pretty hard trails without these 'skills' it's just ways of showing off to your mates, and that's not what cycling is about
jonathan spittlehouse well said, i see kids pulling wheelies and endos all day long, put them on a trail and all the time and practise they put into these little showing off traits leaves them inexperienced and unbalanced when confronted with a trail.
The track stand is pretty handy and the wheelie is nice to get over obstacles and the bunny hop isn't necessary but still handy
u sound like a grandpa
Yep, these skills translate to better ways to negotiate the tricky stuff on trails.
jonathan spittlehouse you clearly have no understanding of the benefits of these 5 skills ! Has nothing to do with showing off , has everything to do with absolute bike control. If you’re not in control of the bike in every situation then the bike is controlling you and eventually it WILL end in injury.
i have fat bike i cant even bunny hop lol
Great video. For a beginnen mtb er. 😜 I make the switch from motocross to mountainbike. 😚
Hi, I love mtb bike and your bike is good for downhill, and I love downhill and long distance biking from Philippines, Palawan, Puerto prencesa city, barangay sissican, purok talisay
i can make the f*king bunny hope!!!! :(((
finaly!!!!! *:))))))
Golden Pedro
i hope the bunny is fine.
Golden Pedro easy going
Me nother my bike is too heavy it for uphill stablity and I don't have a back suspension
i also lock the wheel when i have to take a sharp curve but mostly my bike slips and I get injured while doing that
How to stay balanced on cornering on a hybrid bike with pannier bags and slim 700c wheels? The wheelie is tough as in the city it feels difficult to mount those kerbs with all those pedestrians, my arms turn to jelly just at the kerb or I lose my balance if there is a human obstacle.
Never attempted any of these, but wheelie looks fun 😁
if you can't wheelie practice it for 3 months you'll will progress,that's what I did.Although I can't bunny hop well and I'm trying since 3weeks!!
Brand new Rider, effectively, most struggle probably the bunny hop, and wheely. Balance. What's that. That's where I'm at haha but loving my trails! Even though I'm still dying every five min
Can you make a video about how to ride a cycle.
Them skills are so good keep it up wish I had a bike like that
Now that you have mentioned the 5 skills, where they might be useful, and how cool you look doing them, how about adding something useful to the video like how to do these things?
Can anyone tell me what pedals he is running?
are all this techniquest applicable also to XC bike? I'm riding one and I'm having a problem in all situations where a have to put my weight back on the back wheel (like bunny hop, manual etc)
Can you do a video , not only list what skills ... , but how to do properly to them and what to pay attention for. On a hard-tail if possible. So we can see better what to do with body position and balance as I feel a full suspension bike is like cheating or not revealing the proper body positions because the rear spring adds a lot ( for bunny hop ) ) Great video's by the way , subscribed !
I'm struggling with my Kona stinky full suspension it's really heavy but I'm sure I will get used to it :)
Just got a new bike. Will start practising. Sadly I can't do any of those 5 things just yet! Lol
Track stand: 100%, Wheelie:100%, bunny hop: 80%, cornering:100%, endo: 85%
That's great!! I like your shirt i wish i could have it as a souvenir!!
Hi ya, k what's best on a trials bike a fix gear or like what I've got, an 8 speed, I've always felt more comfortable riding a fixed gear bike, like a BMX but I've got an Phase MAD 1.1 and I'm thinking of changing it to a fixed gear. I do need all the help I can get as over 40 but still want to play around on my bikes. Thank 🤔
track stand 40%
wheelie 20%
bunny hop 90%
cornering 70%
endo 50%
Classic...Still watching
I can’t endo or bunny hop but I am trying. Suggestion that I learned the hard way is to use snow or something to stop you from getting massacred when going otb on an endo