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Old 07-10-05, 12:03 AM
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I need help doing a 360 tailwhip. I can get the tailwhip down, but its just spinning the bike.
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Any help I don't want to dislocate my finger again. Beerman I know you have some tips.
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I can't do a 360 tail whip but I can do a 180. I saw a fat kid do a 360 So i think anyone can do a tail whip just go a little faster and focus on endoing better. I think the fat kid kinda has an advantage also 250 pounds then jaming your foot into the front tire you kind get a better endo. but I'll give Expatriate's advice, we'll send beerman over and he'll pick up the back end of you bike and spin it aroudn for you.
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Old 07-10-05, 12:20 AM
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up in the air a**hole
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Originally Posted by FireTeamCharlie
I'll give Expatriate's advice, we'll send beerman over and he'll pick up the back end of you bike and spin it aroudn for you.
I forgot he's in a cast. Maybe BMXTRIX can stop by.
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haha...

i dont know whats funnyer the fact that you cant do 360 or the fact that you cant do tailwhips OR the fact that your trying to the 360 whips OR the fact that you started a thread about it all...


im not beleiving this until i see a pic...
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Originally Posted by BikerLRY
Any help I don't want to dislocate my finger again. Beerman I know you have some tips.


I laughed. I highly doubt that you can 360 or tailwhip, seeing that you ride a race bike. I don't think beerman can do 3 whips.
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I just need to know if I should start the 360 first or the tailwhip
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Dick, how are you going to start spinning after you tailwhip?

I still can't land this clean yet. I fell over 50 times trying and i landed 4 but sketchy.
It also helps alot if you whip the same way you spin. If you spin clockwise and whip couner clockwise, it will look ugly and you will bust your ass.
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Originally Posted by queensrider86
Dick, how are you going to start spinning after you tailwhip?

I still can't land this clean yet. I fell over 50 times trying and i landed 4 but sketchy.
It also helps alot if you whip the same way you spin. If you spin clockwise and whip couner clockwise, it will look ugly and you will bust your ass.
wouldn't a clockwise 360 with a counter clockwise whip just end up looking like a screwy decade air where you catch the frame at 9, instead of 12?

more people need to do decade airs. and regular decades.
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A three whip where you're spinning opposite the rotation of the whip is a 360 downside whip; plenty of people do them.
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Originally Posted by OneTinSloth
wouldn't a clockwise 360 with a counter clockwise whip just end up looking like a screwy decade air where you catch the frame at 9, instead of 12?

more people need to do decade airs. and regular decades.

probably
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I just need an idea of how to do it. I can do tailwhips and 360. I just want to try something different. I've never landed it yet.
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Originally Posted by OneTinSloth
wouldn't a clockwise 360 with a counter clockwise whip just end up looking like a screwy decade air where you catch the frame at 9, instead of 12?

more people need to do decade airs. and regular decades.
I guess it's possible to do this, I don't think I've ever seen it. I've tried it 180 off a box to fakie (body one way, bike the other), never could get my feet back on the pedals and roll it out. Not too hard to get around, though.

Decade airs are cool and NO ONE seems to do 'em anymore. I took the brakes off my Quamen and haven't figured out how to do regular decades without 'em yet (and I'm not ready to kill myself learning rollades).
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