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Peg Endo

Do the same thing as an endo except for you stand on the back pegs. You can also hit the back brake as soon as the back wheel of the bike hits the ground so you go up on the back wheel. (This is usually how you get into a decade or a lard yard.

Endo

Start rolling forward at a slow pace. Bend your knees and your elbows and all in one motion grab the front brake, straiten out your knees and elbows, push forward and throw your weight up until you get as high as you want to go. As you're getting to the peak of the endo, bend your knees to let the bike seat come up and hit your butt. Doesn't matter what acre.Trust me, it helps you balance. Once you're as high as you want to go, slowly let your bike fall to the ground. Once the back wheel hits the ground, let go of the front brake and spin your pedals backwards to help you roll backwards. Roll backwards a couple feet then hit the brake and ride away.

360 Barspin (flatland)

You can do this with your feet on the pedals or the back pegs. If you chose to do it from the pedals you must keep your legs strait or your bars will hit them on their way around but besides that you do everything the same (my explination is from the pegs). Roll Forwards at a fairly slow speed. Take your left hand off the bars and take your right hand and pull down swinging the bars to the right. Once the bars are half way around take your left hand and put it where the left grip would normally be when the bars are straight. Once the bars get all the way around, you can easily cath them with your preset left hand and then step on the pedals (you can preset them if you like) and ride away.

Infinity Rolls

Roll forward with your feet on the back pegs. Lightly grab the back brake, turn the bars right about 90 degrees; and take your right foot and put it on the wheel and scuff it backwards until you get moving in circles. Once you are going in circles take your right foot out and hold it up or behind you somewhere for balance with occasional scuffs to keep up the momentum going. Do this as many times as you want. To ride away tap the back brake gently and once you slow down to almost a complete stop take your right foot, put it on the pedal and ride away.

Tailwhip

Roll forward at a slow speed. Take your right foot and put it behind the forks and right above the wheel (between the top of the wheel and the bottom of the downtube). Put your foot on the wheel, grab the front brakes and kick the frame around (all at the same time) by kicking the crank arm with your left foot. Once the frame is 3/4 of the way around take your left foot and put it on the top tube leading it the rest of the way around. Once it's fully around push the frame to the ground and take your right foot off the wheel, put it on the right pedal and ride away.

Boomerang

Start off moving pretty slow. First put your right foot on the downtube right beside or on top of the sprocket. Take your left foot and swing it forward, then back and forward again (swinging your foot builds up momentum) and when you swing it back to the front, push off with your right foot. Pull up both your legs and hold yourself up as high as you can. once you're a bit past 3/4 of the way, take your left foot and put it on the toptube then take your right foot and ride away.

Sqeakers

Start off rolling at a fairly slow speed. All in one motion, grab the front brakes to do a mini endo, take your right foot and put it on the right peg and take your left foot and put it on the tire (just underneath the downtube and right behind the forks). Let go of the front brake and scuff the wheel backwards and then quickly re apply the brakes (the longer you wait to re apply the brakes the higher the bike will go and grab the brakes accordingly to balance yourself trying to keep right on the balance point of your bike). Repeat this motion as many times as you want until your ready to ride out. To ride out of this move take your left foot off the tire while the brakes are on and put it on the left pedal. Once your left foot is on the left pedal, take your right foot off the right peg and put it on the right pedal and let go of the front brake which will allow the bike to drop to the ground and will start to roll backwards. Once it hits the ground it will roll backwards. Grab the back brake to stop it and you can ride away. You can also do a 180 endo out of it by grabbing the back brake and pulling up while your rolling backwards and spinning the bike around 180 degrees by slightly leaning one way and turning your head that same way. Once the front wheel lands after spinning you can easily ride away.