Justin Kosman put together this video showing how to make a rough spot a little smoother with the help of the wonderful invention known as Quikcrete.
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People have been doing decades for, well…decades. But lately, with the brakeless craze and all, the way people do them has changed up a bit. Terry Adams explains how he jams his foot in the tire to make decades possible again, then shows you how to link it with other tricks.
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So Cal dirt jumper Mike Saavedra takes everything off (including his shirt), grabs the seat, and lands smooth when teaching you how to do a proper cannonball.
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The cliffhanger is just one step above (or behind?) a hang five. It’s an awesome trick to throw into back wheel combos when riding flatland, and something that the hang-fivin’ street riders can learn too. Matthias Dandois shows you how it’s done and pulls a few laughs in the process.
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Semi-permenanat BMX nomad Nick “C-Beef” Steben spent some time in So Cal recently to escape to East Coast winter and met up with Justin Kosman to put together this how-to video.
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Take the hand off, grab the seat, turn the bars 90 degrees, and dip it down… The toboggan is a a classic trick that you can take just about anywhere, and BK gives you some tips to help make it work better for you.
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Getting your bike onto a vertical wall can seem like it defies physics and logic, but it’s actually a pretty simple trick that, believe it or not, works. Watch as San Diego local Christian Rigal shows you how it’s done at a famous SoCal spot.
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The suicide no-hander is a pretty sweet trick that not too many people do these days, but Morgan Long has found cool ways to throw it into skatepark and street riding so he’s the perfect person to help explain how to do it. As always, watch, listen, and learn…
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If there is anyone who has the right to teach this trick, it’s Josh Harrington. Watch, listen, and learn.
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Basically once you take your training wheels off and learn to pedal down the street the next step is to jump off the ground, leap from your bike, and spin your entire frame around before landing back on your pedals. Sounds simple, right? Of course it is. Mike Brennan explains it a little more in depth…
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