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Here is where you can become the master of the local park and gets tons of adoring fans. Flatland is a form of Street Style; only here you concentrate more on the difficulty level of your tricks. Simple. What you will do here is, stand up on your front pegs, and roll the bike backwards, with the back wheel in the air. Turn the front bars around backwards and stand with one foot on the front pegs. Put one hand on the seat, the other in the air to maintain a balance level. Pull on the seat, lifting up the back tire a few inches. With your other foot, roll the tire and the bike will move. First though, push off with the foot to get yourself moving a bit. Balance is key and don?t lift the bike to high or it will be too difficult. But keeping the tire to close to the ground will make it to heavy. Don?t use your brakes. INFINITY ROLLS Using either your left or right foot, put that foot on its back peg. Using the other foot, push off backwards and use that foot to roll the tire backwards in circles. Turn your bars in a 45-degree angle to make perfect circles. The foot you use on the peg should be the one on the outside. So you don?t wipe out, keep one finger on the brake to keep your speed in line. |
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