Thanks for the How To Billy! I'm working on manuals now and I definitely see some things I've been doing wrong. I start too far back, I've been trying to pull up already at my balance point instead of pulling up and shifting back like you said. I'm also too low I think. You're a bit higher above the tire than I am. I am an expert at looping out now haha! I will definitely second the warning on the pegs, I started doing manuals before I put pegs on my bike. The first time I looped out after putting my pegs my heel got stuck on my peg! Something I started working on instead of just focusing on distance is hopping in and out of a manual. It mixes it up while you're learning manuals. Once you can manual just a few feet then you can start practicing these skills while you work on the distance.
I like how to talk so much about what not to do. That actually helps a lot. Good approach. Maybe the best manual video yet and I’ve watched a lot. I just uploaded my first manual attempt yesterday.
i have watched a few how to guides and feel like the knowledge expressed here by Billy has been the most helpful hopefully nail the trick after work tonight.
My friend got me into MTBing, which then led to a DJ bike and dirtjumps and pumptracks. Now, I got first BMX bike...minus my GT Performer in 87. lol. Yo, these vids have helped me out tremendously. Riding parks is all I wanna do now. Appreciate these man.
From another vid by Slow Grind on bunny hops, landing safely when looping out requires your knees/legs be bent, NOT straight as he demonstrates just before 4:00. If your legs are straight you have no way to ‘spring’ off the pedals and land safely. Thanks for these vids. FTL vids are some of the all time best, for real.
Hey thanks a lot for making this video I'm relatively new to bmx I have been practicing wheelies a lot and want to learn manuals first now a bit before wheelies. Again thanks and great video!
I usually ride around 65-70PSI at the start of the week (or mainly sundays) and i have to tell you that on saturdays i manage to pull the longest manuals just because my PSI drop down a bit. With more PSI the back end is more responsive, try to go with 40-45PSI at first to feel more comfortable
I know this is quite old, but what I've noticed just riding around practicing: wear a back pack with a tiny bit of weight in it, a decent text book or something, I've notice when I have my bag with my skateboard attached to it, I lock in for a tiny bit longer, than when I'm riding with nothing. I'm assuming the counter weight helps your balance point and I'd you practice that a few times then either take a bit of weight out after 5 solid attempts, then repeat till you take the bag off all together. Don't know if that will help anyone but it's something I've noticed my self 🤟🏼
i have a question, if i ride left foot forward but turn to the left and my left foot is more comfortable being off the bike, why do I can can with my right and or
So I have a frame with near exact geometry as the Voyager you ride. I also have 165mm cranks. Been hitting my back foot often on my peg while manually. I wear a size 9 - 9.5 street shoe and so I don't feel that might foot is too large for a short 12.5 chainstay. Is this something that you have had to deal with? Do you consciously try to angle your back foot down while in a manual to avoid catching your foot?
So when picking the front up is it with your arms then straightening them? Or is it all one fluid motion of having weight forward then shifting back and that pops the tire up?
Hey Billy, I wanted to ask about your bars like their specs(Height,Width,Upsweep,Backsweep etc.) And i think i heard you said in one of your videos you will release them this year. Thanks!
What would be a good intermediate-advanced complete bike to get. I have been looking at the Fit street completes it I wanted to see what you would suggest.
I just started BMX for something new since the weather is shitty and I can't skate as much. Ive been uploading all my sessions in my shorts if anyone can give me tips. I think pedal position is what I'm missing, I notice everyone has one pedal lower and that seems to be consistent with everyone I watch.
Hey I'm getting into bmx I'm 13 and 5'5 I got $400 in savings for this I can ask my parents but they wont be keen on adding more than like $100 is there any bike I can buy online with a freecoaster that would be good please give me advise even if its individual parts
The thing that I wass forgetting when Im trying to learn how to manual more is to bend your knees! or just imagine that your going to sit on your back tire and your knees will follow then use your knees to control your balance by moving them backforth as you see everyone else doin Dont give up! I haven't 🙃
im 43 re living my youth all over and ftl your step by steps are prob the best out there
I'm subscribing. You're right. First week back at 31. It's hard
Thanks for the How To Billy! I'm working on manuals now and I definitely see some things I've been doing wrong. I start too far back, I've been trying to pull up already at my balance point instead of pulling up and shifting back like you said. I'm also too low I think. You're a bit higher above the tire than I am. I am an expert at looping out now haha! I will definitely second the warning on the pegs, I started doing manuals before I put pegs on my bike. The first time I looped out after putting my pegs my heel got stuck on my peg! Something I started working on instead of just focusing on distance is hopping in and out of a manual. It mixes it up while you're learning manuals. Once you can manual just a few feet then you can start practicing these skills while you work on the distance.
Thank you so much,billy!!! I just got my Sunday blueprint bmx!
Nice bro I just cracked my Sunday blueprint
Just want to add that when I learnt the manual I found it easier having my toes on the pedal not so much my sole of my foot
I like how to talk so much about what not to do. That actually helps a lot. Good approach. Maybe the best manual video yet and I’ve watched a lot. I just uploaded my first manual attempt yesterday.
It’s a good day when Billy Uploads 🚲
Yes!! I have been trying to figure manuals recently! So far my best is about 25 feet.
Billy Perry-One of my favorite BMXers.
i have watched a few how to guides and feel like the knowledge expressed here by Billy has been the most helpful hopefully nail the trick after work tonight.
Excellent Tutorial...Crisp and Clear. Thanks my Dude.
My friend got me into MTBing, which then led to a DJ bike and dirtjumps and pumptracks. Now, I got first BMX bike...minus my GT Performer in 87. lol. Yo, these vids have helped me out tremendously. Riding parks is all I wanna do now. Appreciate these man.
Yesss Ftlll right as I was going outside!!!!! Thanks yooo
you are very humble and down to earth guy. subbed
Looped out last night...was a little rough but we're good..and back at it! reviewing this for the basics! Thanks again!
From another vid by Slow Grind on bunny hops, landing safely when looping out requires your knees/legs be bent, NOT straight as he demonstrates just before 4:00. If your legs are straight you have no way to ‘spring’ off the pedals and land safely. Thanks for these vids. FTL vids are some of the all time best, for real.
My favorite trick. So simple and versatile and it builds bike control
I love that bike billy keep up the good work 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾 🚲
Hello my boy, Im indonesian, always support you, Billy Perry👍
Thanks bro...new subscriber from the🇵🇭
Thank you Billy my bunny hop is getting good but Im having trouble with the manual 😅
keep head straigt not to youre goal
Well this video is something else... Its the best so far..
Nice one mate, great explanation! Thank you from a 40 year old English guy who just got his first BMX!! 🙈💪🇬🇧
Damn 🔥
Really usefull video Love and respect to FTL 👍
Really liking your how-to's! Curious to see your thoughts on nose manual tips?
This is so helpful so great full for billy perry
Clean, clear and good tips! Thanks bruv
Learning from the best!
Sup man love the vevos
Hey thanks a lot for making this video I'm relatively new to bmx I have been practicing wheelies a lot and want to learn manuals first now a bit before wheelies. Again thanks and great video!
Great guide
This vid is my go to right now. Appreciate it man. Ole head learning new tricks
How are you getting on with manuals and other tricks 3 years later ?
Aye I appreciate the how to video keep up the work honestly just everyone in general your great man
Fakie Manuels look sick.
Them Begin tires look beefy. Also, does psi affect the manual?
Yes. I use 40 psi
I usually ride around 65-70PSI at the start of the week (or mainly sundays) and i have to tell you that on saturdays i manage to pull the longest manuals just because my PSI drop down a bit. With more PSI the back end is more responsive, try to go with 40-45PSI at first to feel more comfortable
sup bets i found you again
I know this is quite old, but what I've noticed just riding around practicing: wear a back pack with a tiny bit of weight in it, a decent text book or something, I've notice when I have my bag with my skateboard attached to it, I lock in for a tiny bit longer, than when I'm riding with nothing. I'm assuming the counter weight helps your balance point and I'd you practice that a few times then either take a bit of weight out after 5 solid attempts, then repeat till you take the bag off all together. Don't know if that will help anyone but it's something I've noticed my self 🤟🏼
Thankyou for helping me man! I'm getting it!
Billy, thanks to you I can now semi-manuel. But I have one question, should my handlebars be aligned with my forks?
Thank you so much for your help I can now get from one side of the parking space to the other thank you so much
love the how too vids!
Haven’t seen Emanuel like that since I fired my Gardner
What's your height? and what's your size in your bike? Thanks for your videos...I like so much
5’ 10” and I ride a 20” BMX bike but it is a 21” long frame
Billy please more how to videos!!
Awesome :) Thanks Billy, is the fakie manuel Video out yet ?
Thanks for the video, I learning the manual on this time☺️👍
Do a how to fishtail/speedcheck on a brakeless bmx
Yeah, fakie manual looks interesting too, would be good to see a tutorial for it.
i have a question, if i ride left foot forward but turn to the left and my left foot is more comfortable being off the bike, why do I can can with my right and or
like why am i all messed up
Omg finally someone like me 😢
Respect Bro!
1:56 oh thats easy to learn with 12.5 slammed cs
yeah, try learning a manual with a 13.8 chainstay
My bike is 14.5 cs like that lol
Rih A quit bitchin
Yerrr thank you billy really gonna help
These are the best
what bike do you ride?
Great 👍 video.....
nice man thanks
brooo do more how to videos so I can learn and improve on my tricks 😁
Hi, what skate park is this at? Thanks for the video!
The sprocket stall thing at 0:17 how to please!!!! Ive wanted to learn these for so long
Please do how to half/full cab in depths 💥🤘 thankyou billy
You just need to doing manual like 10 years every day and here we go you got it
I just got inspired to get manuals on lock now imma gry and beat my personal record today
4:17 yes! there's panza and stephon
So I have a frame with near exact geometry as the Voyager you ride. I also have 165mm cranks. Been hitting my back foot often on my peg while manually. I wear a size 9 - 9.5 street shoe and so I don't feel that might foot is too large for a short 12.5 chainstay. Is this something that you have had to deal with? Do you consciously try to angle your back foot down while in a manual to avoid catching your foot?
Hey, have you figured it out? I'm having trouble with this as well.
Pretty bmx
They mercy is fire
Yo not gonna lie i was FTL if you know what i mean First To Like
So when picking the front up is it with your arms then straightening them? Or is it all one fluid motion of having weight forward then shifting back and that pops the tire up?
Can u guys do a video on best complete and review it
Hey Billy, how do those tires feel when riding because in thinking about buying them
Hey Billy!! Please to a tutorial on how to fullcab, with and without b1tchcrank please
Thankss❤
can you do a how to 180 crook?
I'm hoping if I watch enough Manual how-to videos my brain will overcome my genetic disposition to suck. :)
Hey Billy,
I wanted to ask about your bars like their specs(Height,Width,Upsweep,Backsweep etc.)
And i think i heard you said in one of your videos you will release them this year.
Thanks!
Can you do a how to foot jam tail whip or how to bar spin
How many years have u been riding billy?
I think that this is the first time I see Billy wearing a helmet.
Awesome vids dude please make videos on DIY features please man please man please man even if you don't keep making Vids your awesome peace dude
Thanks billy my problem was I was to close to the front of the bike got the second day of trying it. Could u a beginner trick video?😁
Damn I’m that early
I'm not to good at manuals so I connect my lines with x up rides but Imma learn
Brill I learnt a lot there i been trying for while now I no more now
Hello friend what is easyer manual or wheely?cool video....have a nice time from germany😊😊😊
Billlllyyy
Fakie manual with a rear cassette would be nice.
B, how long did it take you to learn to manual?
Hey billy, what is your bmx weight ? Just want to know. cause its kinda difficult for me to do tricks with heavy bmx.
Its tough for me to balance, but good tutorial!
is length of chainstay matter mine is 15 inch ,is shorter one have more control
What would be a good intermediate-advanced complete bike to get. I have been looking at the Fit street completes it I wanted to see what you would suggest.
Kink gap 2021
Get the fit str if you wanna ride street
I just started BMX for something new since the weather is shitty and I can't skate as much. Ive been uploading all my sessions in my shorts if anyone can give me tips. I think pedal position is what I'm missing, I notice everyone has one pedal lower and that seems to be consistent with everyone I watch.
When none of your friends ride BMX
Same
same
same
Still Working on this one :)
Def need the fakie manual how to
Hey I'm getting into bmx I'm 13 and 5'5 I got $400 in savings for this I can ask my parents but they wont be keen on adding more than like $100 is there any bike I can buy online with a freecoaster that would be good please give me advise even if its individual parts
I would recommend starting off on coaster but that’s your choice bro
Kink gap 2021 is good cause its below $400 but it use cassette hub but is ok we need to get used to it. That bike also good quality
Ma bmx with TT 21, and me high about 164cm, do you think i still can do better manual??
This kid Jayden cheffo insane
Facts
Hi from malaysia🇲🇾
am i able to do this if im very short? my bmx is as big as yours, same thing with the wheels.
What/where is this skatepark, please?
The thing that I wass forgetting when Im trying to learn how to manual more is to bend your knees! or just imagine that your going to sit on your back tire and your knees will follow then use your knees to control your balance by moving them backforth as you see everyone else doin
Dont give up! I haven't 🙃
Def need that fakie manual how to