
Wheelie
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The lowdown
Tips
Sit down, stay in a low gear and cover your back brake with one finger. A tap of that brake drops the front end back before you loop out.
Why it isn't working4 common mistakes
Pulling the front up with your arms. Snap your hips back as you push the first pedal stroke and let the bars come up on their own.
Pedalling too hard and looping out. Keep the pedal strokes small and even, and tap the back brake the moment it climbs too high.
Steering with big handlebar turns. Keep your shoulders square and steer with tiny hip shifts instead.
Staring down at the front wheel. Look far ahead and pick a line; the bike follows your eyes.
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 Rookie: There is nothing before it, and the bike helps: pedalling holds the height and a brake tap drops it, so it forgives more than a manual does.
