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It really does! it took me forever (8+ months) but in the end it's worth it, you realize the joy of being able to become a super amazing rear wheel hopper. Then you see that it really is one of the easiest techniques in trials.

Oh look that Helium guy again.

Nah man I think he broke his nose, it looks like this -> )

Nah you don't understand... that's CGI and cables on the ceiling to trick us.

Jaws were dropped.

The new generations are making the new horizons look so bright

That's what I was paying attention to, it's insane.

It's funny because in this video: Which is old, he does look like the badass 24" rider we all know him for; and he's riding a 20" bike.

I was right, ha!

I really don't think he confused him with Martyn.

Nope, Akrigg screwed his shit up by falling off a cliff.

Baby steps... one piece of clothing at the time. Let's be patient.

Me too

In here you pluck a black chicken near a creek and follow one of the feathers upstream to meet your master sitting on a rock, you offer him your shins and he trades back the ability to hop on the rear wheel.

I guess that's a move I won't be learning when I'm short as hell with a super high BB bike

Wait, so the optimal way is to tuck the bike opposite to how YOU do it in THAT picture? because that would be tucking to the side of my back foot, and that's the normal side for nearly everyone isn't it?

It's impressive how steady it can stay mid-air. But it must be annoying for the rider to have that thing orbiting you thinking it'll chop your head off.

Look at Ryan Leech's dvd, then look at trashzen's website. A thousand times each if necessary.

Practice and practice and then there's also practice. Then when you are done with it then you should practice more. And then comes the stage of the practice in which you stop for a few minutes every time you practice. After that you look at the sky and practice some more; then you think about your life and practice again. Once you are done with a few months of that (possibly like half a year if you were as bad as me) start pedal-kicking, just drop your front wheel a little bit and kick. You DON'T need flawless perfect balance to do pedal-kicks, and as a matter of fact pedal-kicks was what helped me stay on the rear comfortably until I get tired. YES you will fall on your ass. YES you will hurt yourself. YES people will think you are a dumbass. YES it's frustrating when everyone else is sidehoping buildings next to you and you can barely hop on the rear wheel. YES there will be blood. YES you will consider quitting. If you go through ALL that, then congratulations, that's the easiest technique in trials, have fun and enjoy your bike.

Well he rides like 10 times more than all of us in here (probably) so it's bound to have some wear damage. Even if the parts are super good, if you drive a car 24/7 it's bound to break faster than any other car.

Flipp's fall on the kloud hahahaha Then when Vincent did a strange hook on the standing logs, that made me cringe, I thought he was going to fall face first on the ground.

That's some nice chilled riding! Quite like it

My god just enjoy the video, if he deletes it it's not like he's taking something from you anyways.

Can someone explain to me what the f**k just happened.