this trick is called a wheelie and today I’m going to teach you how to do it first find a big open space to practice in second make sure your seat is up I like mine at about half height next we’re going to start the wheelie load the fork and pull back make sure as you pull back you’re pedaling that’s what’s going to give you forward momentum the more momentum you have the easier it is to stay in a straight line after that you want to find your balance point notice how my arms are straight and my body is over my rear wheel the balance point is way further back than you think it’s always smart to have your finger on the rear brake in case you do end up going too far back and of course make sure you guys practice the more you practice the better you’ll be

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  1. Some additional tips! 👇
    – The more power you put into the cranks the easier it is to get up
    – Try to pull on the handle bars evenly
    – Start in an easier gear to practice
    – Set distance goals for yourself
    What other tips do you have?! 🙏

  2. When you raise your seat you limit the control of where your going,so if any beginners raises their seat and they always erm to lean when popping, that’s why. Also don’t keep your arms 100 percent strait, it will lean the bike farther back causing you to use the break more and slow down, that small amount of weight shift matters when ur literally ballencing.

  3. i cant seem to get my front wheel up, i have a mtb and i dont know what gear i should be in and i also dont know what gears are what lol, if you could give me some tips i would appreciate it thanks

  4. for this lucky 3 for who read this… when you pedal too fast and are starting to loose the wheelie change into a harder gear this will allow you to hold it for longer.

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