I think the easiest way would be to either put your bike close to a wall so you can try to hold yourself up, or you could try it on a smaller bike first, like a pit bike or a kid's bike. Don't make big hops, you'll start drifting all over the place, focus on small hops and trying to keep the rear wheel in one small area.



And another thing, despite what others tell you DO NOT practice in grass! It's safer for a fall but the grass is soft and you will not be able to bounce well.


Once you have mastered hopping for at least 30 seconds have one of your friends take a pic of you in action so you can post it in this thread!!

HOLY SH*T!!


How the hell do you control that??!?!!


I GOTTA try this.......

Here's an old friend of mine, Stacey Zabolotney, doing one during one of our shows.

I always loved those dyno brake covers......always wanted one and never had one. LOL....ya know....that looks painful with converse all stars......LOL....I always tore up my shoes and foot on the rear brake bolt unless I had a good pair of padded sneakers.....

I had my son take a picture this afternoon with his phone camera.

twisting pickers
barspin pickers
step over outs
900 spin into them from a rolling tailwhip

so how many of you guys chopped up a number plate to make a brakebolt guard?like a ft. brake Buff guard

Aww yeah, I made a couple of those back in the day. In this shot I'm using a real Buff Guard and in this shot of a posed Miami Hopper, I'm using one I made out of a numberplate.

Check out the first trick in this video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKf7bljLyqs

BAM and there it is, absolutely legitimate scuffing cherrypicker, thanks for posting the video Bryan, and Keith, thanks for brining the trick to our attention!

That guy is the SCUFF MASTER!!!!