Squeakers 

In order to do squeakers, you must put one foot on the peg, do an endo and put your other foot on the front tire. Once in this position, release your front brakes for a second and kick the tire backwards. Quickly reapply your brake so that you don't flip over forwards. Continue this process for as long as you like. To ride out of it, you can apply the front brakes and ride out like an endo or you can do a roll back or quick infinity roll. 


Boomerang

To do a Boomerang, roll slowly forward with your feet on the back pegs. Swing your right leg forward then backward for momentum and push off of the left peg with your left foot. In the same instance that you push off of your peg, apply the frontbrakes. Jump around the headtube and when you've traveled 180 degrees, release the front brake and start carving in an arc. When you are about 90 degrees from completing the rotation, apply the front brake again and put your right foot on the pedal. Then ride away and smile for the cameras. (Note: preset your pedals so that they are level and the right pedal is forward.) 


Tailwhip 

To do a Tailwhip, roll forward slowly and put your right foot over the top tube. Apply the front brakes and jam your foot behind the forks. Do an endo and kick the frame around with your left foot. When the frames comes around you can catch it on the top tube with your left foot. Let the back wheel hit the ground, release the brakes, and roll off like the the hi-roller you are. 


Decade

To pull off a decade, roll forward with your left foot on the back peg and your right foot on the seat post. Do a small front brake endo for momentum. When the back wheel hits the ground, apply the back brake and pull up on the handle bars. Quickly jump over the head tube and land where the top tube meets the seat post with your left foot. It helps if you look where you want your foot to go. Let the front wheel hit the ground, step on your preset pedal, and ride away to the nearest 7-11 to celebrate. You can also link a fire hydrant to a decade. This is most useful when you come out of a long link of different tricks. 


WHISPLASH 

· Same as Tailwhip, except just place your right foot on your left pedal, and your left foot on the left front peg. · This trick is basically a rolling and use no brake version of the Tailwhip using your pegs. · Lunge forward to bring the rear off the ground. · Next, use your right foot to kick the rear end of the bike around. · Then , take your right foot and place it on the right front peg and lift your left foot to a position where it can easily grab the rear end of the bike when it whips around. · When, the rear end swing back to you, place your left foot on the top tube. · Once both wheels are on the ground, balance yourself and put your foot back on the pedals and ride on. 


Bar spin---  circle your handle,holding your sadle into your 
                     knees. 

Pogo---  put you feet on rear peg and grab both brake to lift up 
               your rear wheel,then lift up your front wheel, and hop                on your rear wheel. 

Jackknife---  run forward slowly and grab front brake and lift up                        your rear wheel.   



Front Infinity roll---  hold your handle and sadle with right                                    hand,and circle backward using brake to                                    control balance.  


Boomeran---  Put your left foot on your rear left peg, swing your                         right foot to right then left. At the point your left                         foot move above the rear tire, fly from your rear                         left peg to the front left peg(land with your right                         foot),while your fork is circuling 180 degree. 


Back ward wheelie---  put your left foot on rear peg, and run                                             backward using right foot to scurf and 		                     rear brake to control the height of front 
  		   wheel. 

 Crossfoot fanky chicken---  looks like fanky chicken but your 			             leftfoot is on your right peg.

Elephant glind---  looks like fanky chicken, but your handle is at                                your back