
Manual
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The lowdown
Tips
Why it isn't working4 common mistakes
Standing tall over the bike. Get low with your bottom near the back tyre; the lower you are, the steadier it is.
Locking your arms straight at the start. Keep a little bend as the wheel lifts, then let the arms extend once you find the balance point.
Leaning too far back. Shift your weight back gradually and practise catching a loop-out with one foot on grass first.
Fully straightening your legs. Keep your knees bent so tiny leg movements can raise or drop the front wheel.
What you need
The road to it1 step
Where to practise
Flatground tricks want smooth flat ground. find spots with flat near you →
Where it sits
Why it's Easy: Unlike a wheelie there is no pedalling to hold you up, so the whole trick is a balance point just short of tipping backwards. Finding and holding it is the whole trick.
