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Old 11-26-04, 08:00 PM
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Originally Posted by rice400
my friend can bunnyhop (both wheels at the same time, not front than back) i asked him how to do it but he won't tell me.
well when you do learn to bunny hop good because it just takes practice you need to teach him how to do a real bunny hop
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yep. he thinks he's all big and bad. i could have a freakin $500 dollar bike and he would still think his bike is better (he has a 2003 backtrail x2)

i'm not saying its bad. i mean for gods sake i have a 2005 backtrail X1 but i get tired of him thinking everything i get is junk compared to what he has. thats my 2 cents worth

when i am able to do at least a one foot bunnyhop i am going to challenge him to a contest. than i could say ha ha i can't bunnyhop higher than u. that would probably knock him down a peg.
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or it would make you look like a dumb @$$
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ya. so do u have any tips on jumping steps
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stairs: yeah, u do have to bunny hop unless ur going extremely fast, but i dont recommend that coz its gives you (or at least me) less confidence. u dont have 2 hop high at all, unless its a really long stair set.
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Old 11-27-04, 08:11 AM
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noooo. i was gonna go riding today but now i can't. its snowing. tomorrow its supposed to be sunny with a high of 40. thats good weather for me. since i live in iowa and its almost december a high of 40 is like living on the beach

i wanted to practice bunnyhops, manuals, and jump of steps. i guess i'll have to wait
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ok i want to jump just about 3 steps. very small since i'm just learning. would i need to bunnyhop at all. would it be alright if i just went a little faster than normal. i mean jeez. its like a 1 1/2 foot jump.
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when your doing stairs just get some speed (not to fast) and just pull up on the front like you would off a curb, but with more speed.
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yea, i did gaps before I could bunny hop, just rode real fast and lifted up. keep trying man.
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thanks guys. that's all i needed to know. tomorrow i can't wait to go out and try some stair gaps.

also i can do a bunnyhop a little better. its not the good one for jumping and grinding.

the one i can do is both wheels at the same time. i can get it about 4-5"
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damn 3 steps? you might not even have to hop at all lol
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well i want to start small so i can learn what to do. when i get good at that i will try 4,5,6 steps
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downside whipping this one gap at the local bike track. its insane.
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ive hit aa 11 stair with out bunny hopping. i just rode off of it and i made it.
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I hate stairs and ledges because i either bottom out on my back tire or I hurt my wrists.
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yeah i hate them too. but its somthing to do.
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Old 11-30-04, 08:32 PM
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To get your wheel off the ground without pedaling, you should throw your but back behind the seat, and pull the handlebars with your arms as your doing it. It's really the easiest way.
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the easiest way i think to bunnyhopping higher is start going over curbs and stuff. if its there dont go around it, go over it.
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I'm Practicing Table tops and 180's, Table tops are pretty easy u should try them.
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tables are too easy. i can touch my shoulders with my forks. both ways.
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Originally Posted by bmxrdr88
tables are too easy. i can touch my shoulders with my forks. both ways.
so how long do you think that huffy of yours is gunna last? hmm
but you guys got to remember his huffy isnt the "walmart kind"
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lay off man. i haven't said one ******* thing to you. i've looked at like every post i've put on here, and you've had to follow it with some rude ass comment about my bike you son of a *****!
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omfg!!! that was funny but remember, fighting over the internet is like being ********
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