Dog is not optional it is required. Whether you land it or not the dog is just happy with how hard you’re trying and knows you’ll get it. Doggo believes in you.
One thing I find really difficult about this using this move practically (such as hopping curbs) is your pedal position riding fixed isn't always going to be ideal when approaching the obstacle...
@@notorio526 yes it is I think you will find here's an example " imma laugh at this moron irregardless of how that person feels " Google it you'll soon remove the comment lol
I borrowed my friends fixie its a Celt 2k17 with 70mm steel rims, Its kinda heavy for a fixie. After riding it my legs didn't feel the same, it was like i used some part of my muscles that I didn't know that they were there
I learned to bunny hop by first just doing little jumps off of speed humps and then eventually using the techniques - it’s a lot easier to learn if you start off on speed humps, where you basically have a ramp followed by a drop, so it’s really easy to get air.
I started of with bmx so already sort of had the idea of how to hop, trouble lies within the size difference from a 21.5” BMX frame with 20” wheels to a 56cm track frame. Thanks for me tutorial man always a fun watch
I’m enjoying the bike so far th-cam.com/users/postUgkxMesz3KOGEmwmvyKQfLfrRSUXLFzfVHZA My only real complaints are the brakes and the pedals. I feel like a bike designed for bigger people should have much larger pedals and more heavy duty brakes. I’ve only gotten two really good rides out of it, minimal downhill action, and the brakes feel like they’re already going out. A larger person has more momentum, so I think this wasn’t thought through very well. Also, I wear size 13-14 wide shoes. My feet cramp up on these pedals that are clearly made for smaller feet. Since I’m not a pro rider (and I don’t think many are who purchase this bike) I don’t think that the straps on the pedal are necessary at all. None of this takes away from the enjoyment I get from riding, however. I’ll just head to a bike shop to improve on a few things.
I’m enjoying the bike so far th-cam.com/users/postUgkxMesz3KOGEmwmvyKQfLfrRSUXLFzfVHZA My only real complaints are the brakes and the pedals. I feel like a bike designed for bigger people should have much larger pedals and more heavy duty brakes. I’ve only gotten two really good rides out of it, minimal downhill action, and the brakes feel like they’re already going out. A larger person has more momentum, so I think this wasn’t thought through very well. Also, I wear size 13-14 wide shoes. My feet cramp up on these pedals that are clearly made for smaller feet. Since I’m not a pro rider (and I don’t think many are who purchase this bike) I don’t think that the straps on the pedal are necessary at all. None of this takes away from the enjoyment I get from riding, however. I’ll just head to a bike shop to improve on a few things.
old bmxer here trying to learn how to hop my tracklocross bike for obvious reasons. been hopping for like 20 years, can hop my bmx over entire picnic tables or handrails but i can barely hop up a curb on my fixie. what the hell? need to unlock this so i can actually be fast. my biggest problem is when i muscle through the akwardness and actually get 2 feet or more off the ground my landings are harsh and i feel like im destroying my bike.
There are zero tutorials on 180 Nose Pivots or Rockwalks. I figure out its a important beginner's trick and transition for many bigger things. Will you guys be kind enough to do a quick tutorial on it? thanks! @foadgang
How do you time the pedals to jump over objects? I’m always trying to jump stuff that comes up when I’m commuting but the pedals are never in the right place
The lean forward towards the handle bars in anticipation for the counter pull up, really makes a ton of difference and is basically the only thing I didn’t hear here (maybe you said it, idk…but it’s the same on bmx, lean forward and yank back in one fluid movement).
It isn't really an advantage for fixed gear bike. There's problems with cornering when your toes touches the front wheel, pedals constantly moving so if you lean enough it touches ground and potentially knock over the rider. Despite all those disadvantages, fixed gear riders found ways around it by doing fun trick or techniques demonstrated in the webtoon comic Wind Breaker and other videos. I would say that the advantage it has over other bikes is certain tricks can only be done by a fixed gear like the trick fish and chips and skid drifting.
Can you make a subtitle on your every videos? Im from Indonesia, when i turn on the subtitle on your videos that'a automatic and then the words when you said isn't same with the text. Thanks
LOL I rode next to Lucas doing a BunnyHop up a 1foot curb at about 20mph. Ive never seen anyone do it so smooth. He didn't even stop telling is story. Insane
hi I'm from the philippines I really really love your videos because fixed gear is my dream bike and I want to go ride around the city of manila but I can not afford to buy one. sosadddd
And how to calculate the position of the pedals in front of an obstacle?! When you have to jump, they are always in the wrong position in which you need to
Okay, I got a problem. I know how to bunny hop, with my right leg. That’s not the problem tho, whenever I try to hop onto a higher obstacle I CANT DO IT, like my legs don’t align and it’s always my left leg that goes forward which is hard for me to do a bunny hop on. Any tips to fix this?
anyone knows how matt reyes does his insane bunny hops, and while he is in the air he put the bike to either one of his side so he doesn't get punch on the balls, looks like magic and easy but it's not
Bobby Dixon he used the platform pedals with the velcro strapped on when he hopped. I know damn well without the strap he most likely would end up jumping off the pedals 8 times out of 10
Dog is not optional it is required. Whether you land it or not the dog is just happy with how hard you’re trying and knows you’ll get it. Doggo believes in you.
One thing I find really difficult about this using this move practically (such as hopping curbs) is your pedal position riding fixed isn't always going to be ideal when approaching the obstacle...
Absolutely critical skill to have when riding the city. This will get you out of a jam no prob.
Especially them y’all curbssw
*How to un-true your bike rims*
Get some deep ass rims
@Ingenium irregardless is not a word.
@@PulledPurk 80mm carbon fibre ?? deep rim ? is that gonna work ??
@@notorio526 yes it is I think you will find here's an example
" imma laugh at this moron irregardless of how that person feels "
Google it you'll soon remove the comment lol
@Ingenium kinda already explained it in plain English
I was skeptical, but the dog is not optional. So cute.
I borrowed my friends fixie its a Celt 2k17 with 70mm steel rims, Its kinda heavy for a fixie. After riding it my legs didn't feel the same, it was like i used some part of my muscles that I didn't know that they were there
I learned to bunny hop by first just doing little jumps off of speed humps and then eventually using the techniques - it’s a lot easier to learn if you start off on speed humps, where you basically have a ramp followed by a drop, so it’s really easy to get air.
Do you hit it with rear wheel or just practice jumping over it?
andomare used the speed hump as a ramp to get air
I started of with bmx so already sort of had the idea of how to hop, trouble lies within the size difference from a 21.5” BMX frame with 20” wheels to a 56cm track frame. Thanks for me tutorial man always a fun watch
So you need to have those pedal straps in order to bunny hop cuz I can do it on a BMX but not on a fixie
great video Jaxson Bradsaw
Please watch Ali Clarkson's tutorial, he demoatrates the best way to avoid getting seat/frame up your chuff.
I really needed this with my 2 inch bunny hop havin' ass.
180 tutorial... don’t know how to really say that 🤙💀
bunny hop, turn your head, and land with your weight distributed evenly over the pedals. you wont get it the 1st few weeks but just keep practicing
Maybe do the wheelei it’s the first step. don’t you think?
You should check out his other content before assuming his lack of content, don´t you think?
Ferdinand Neukirch I'm not assuming anything. it's just an opinion
REVIEW FULLBIKE PLEASE!
i just simply cannot do it to my wheels so sorry
Can we have a tutorial on diffetent variations of the track stand?
Darn,i still can't bunny hop😣
same
how about now
Thanks for the info. Gonna try that one.
It would be need lot of efort with my 49t 17t steel bike lol
keo spin next tutorial ^_^
I’m enjoying the bike so far th-cam.com/users/postUgkxMesz3KOGEmwmvyKQfLfrRSUXLFzfVHZA My only real complaints are the brakes and the pedals. I feel like a bike designed for bigger people should have much larger pedals and more heavy duty brakes. I’ve only gotten two really good rides out of it, minimal downhill action, and the brakes feel like they’re already going out. A larger person has more momentum, so I think this wasn’t thought through very well. Also, I wear size 13-14 wide shoes. My feet cramp up on these pedals that are clearly made for smaller feet. Since I’m not a pro rider (and I don’t think many are who purchase this bike) I don’t think that the straps on the pedal are necessary at all. None of this takes away from the enjoyment I get from riding, however. I’ll just head to a bike shop to improve on a few things.
I’m enjoying the bike so far th-cam.com/users/postUgkxMesz3KOGEmwmvyKQfLfrRSUXLFzfVHZA My only real complaints are the brakes and the pedals. I feel like a bike designed for bigger people should have much larger pedals and more heavy duty brakes. I’ve only gotten two really good rides out of it, minimal downhill action, and the brakes feel like they’re already going out. A larger person has more momentum, so I think this wasn’t thought through very well. Also, I wear size 13-14 wide shoes. My feet cramp up on these pedals that are clearly made for smaller feet. Since I’m not a pro rider (and I don’t think many are who purchase this bike) I don’t think that the straps on the pedal are necessary at all. None of this takes away from the enjoyment I get from riding, however. I’ll just head to a bike shop to improve on a few things.
old bmxer here trying to learn how to hop my tracklocross bike for obvious reasons. been hopping for like 20 years, can hop my bmx over entire picnic tables or handrails but i can barely hop up a curb on my fixie. what the hell? need to unlock this so i can actually be fast. my biggest problem is when i muscle through the akwardness and actually get 2 feet or more off the ground my landings are harsh and i feel like im destroying my bike.
soooooooooo thanks for the teaching:>
Bruh gfy i fkng love ur Chanel Thats it good job and a Nice skid from Brasil bye bye
Si no me equiboco, por saltar con una fixie o con cualquier bicicleta rigida (sin amortiguacion), dañas la orquilla.
Solo la horquilla?
There are zero tutorials on 180 Nose Pivots or Rockwalks. I figure out its a important beginner's trick and transition for many bigger things. Will you guys be kind enough to do a quick tutorial on it? thanks! @foadgang
You give me huge Vigilante vibes haha check out Peacemaker if you've never heard of him
How do you time the pedals to jump over objects? I’m always trying to jump stuff that comes up when I’m commuting but the pedals are never in the right place
I can do it and strapless but with my straps I always mess it up from a track stand 😅 5:14
What is easier if you had only one leg. Pulling up with the front or pushing down with the back?(for skidding that is)
bad, and you dont need to clip in ... better learn it /from a bmx rider which use normal pedals and the right way of bunny hoping
The lean forward towards the handle bars in anticipation for the counter pull up, really makes a ton of difference and is basically the only thing I didn’t hear here (maybe you said it, idk…but it’s the same on bmx, lean forward and yank back in one fluid movement).
Good advice! I think of this as the "pre-load"
@@FOADGang exactly, thanks for the lesson, helped a ton ✌️
what are the advantages of a fixed gear bike over an mtb or single speed for tricks
It isn't really an advantage for fixed gear bike. There's problems with cornering when your toes touches the front wheel, pedals constantly moving so if you lean enough it touches ground and potentially knock over the rider.
Despite all those disadvantages, fixed gear riders found ways around it by doing fun trick or techniques demonstrated in the webtoon comic Wind Breaker and other videos.
I would say that the advantage it has over other bikes is certain tricks can only be done by a fixed gear like the trick fish and chips and skid drifting.
Can you make a subtitle on your every videos? Im from Indonesia, when i turn on the subtitle on your videos that'a automatic and then the words when you said isn't same with the text. Thanks
The bullet goes up, then back, and then forward. Look at the footage. Up. Back. Forward.
LOL I rode next to Lucas doing a BunnyHop up a 1foot curb at about 20mph. Ive never seen anyone do it so smooth. He didn't even stop telling is story. Insane
hi I'm from the philippines I really really love your videos because fixed gear is my dream bike and I want to go ride around the city of manila but I can not afford to buy one. sosadddd
Охуенно!
And how to calculate the position of the pedals in front of an obstacle?! When you have to jump, they are always in the wrong position in which you need to
It comes more as you practice - you can start to anticipate how your pedals will be positioned.
Fixed Gear noob here: Is it not dangerous to have your feet in straps if you crash and fall while practicing when learning?
I have a problem that when I push the steering wheel forward, the front wheel lands first on the asphalt. So I broke one fork :)
2008 CALLLED
Heck yeah I need this for side walk curbs. This more practical than trick for me. I appreciate the tutorial sir.
make sure you get pedals with slanted ends so you can hook your foot easily, or install flipper
I do practice bunny hop without strap
straps are or clips aren't good to learn hops on it can make you learn to lift the back wheel incorrectly
Hey you think bunny hops are harder to do with a route bike and fixie? yes right? or is everything in my mind? :I
Love you, just yesterday i was hoping for this vid
Как же стрёмно смотрится банихоп на фикси
Yo, put a fixie on a 20 inch bmx and make a video.
You shouldn’t need the pedal straps. Look at how BMXers bunnyhop.
Not necessary, but you can get higher.
Does this bend the rims worse than potholes?
jetsu3yahoo yeah. Get some stronger rims.
We used to call that a J hop
Yes I agree bunny hop is a hop straight up and down and what he's doing looks like a J hop.
Okay, I got a problem. I know how to bunny hop, with my right leg. That’s not the problem tho, whenever I try to hop onto a higher obstacle I CANT DO IT, like my legs don’t align and it’s always my left leg that goes forward which is hard for me to do a bunny hop on. Any tips to fix this?
Can i borrow one of your fixie 🥺🥺
Should I learn the wheelie before this?
Sean Xd no
Sick ass foo !
anyone knows how matt reyes does his insane bunny hops, and while he is in the air he put the bike to either one of his side so he doesn't get punch on the balls, looks like magic and easy but it's not
such a relaxing video
48:16 is only one skid patch though. good tutorial otherwise
1:14 and a glitch came out with tha blue tire at the window net to the rim🤔
i think people would've understood you more if you said something more "english"
Great vidddddd pls do a how to keo?
Do it with platform pedals with no straps
you must be multi tasking because he did do that in the video and you missed it.
Bobby Dixon he used the platform pedals with the velcro strapped on when he hopped. I know damn well without the strap he most likely would end up jumping off the pedals 8 times out of 10
@@flawlessbutdysfunctional7787 5:08 bro. straps are down. nothing is fucking gained without reps, fail 9 out of 10 and ya still getting better.
For jumps and tricks, do you use a steel bike only. ?
Is it safe to try this with a carbon fork??
на какои прыжок рама умрет?
Why do a lot of stock fixed gears come with 48-16? That is the worst gear ratio because you only have one skid patch.
what size crank set
I've got pretty good bunny hop on my street mtb, but I simply can't raise my front wheel to the desired high, so what should I do?
Tnx dude... what about keo spin?
If I do this with aerospoke will there be a chance that i will break the wheel??
What is that handle bar pls ?
What kind of foot straps do u have?
First cmt
Does anyone know a good 26 inch wheel set for fgfs?
Best, how about ur progress on fgfs
He is lifting the bike with the strap
does a high ratio matters here?
Not too much!
daddy travisss
How matt reyes do a bunny hop si high with the seat post higthes
he is the GOD
He positions himself in front of the seat when bunny hoping
my only question is what rimset are you using? and how wide is your tire?
do i need two straps for the bunny hop?
Yes
What helmet is that I like the color
Loools I can’t believe a video exists loool
Is 49-17 too big to Bunny hop?
Nope!
Does handlebars adjust up and down?
❤️🧡💛💚💙
is 60 psi good for 700 x 23 tiresM
*?
Where did you get the ritchey handle bar stem combo?!?
Purchased long ago, not sure they are available anymore.
How to do it with drop bars then ?
Total possible, it's just going to be a little bit harder to get that leverage for pulling up the bike
why do people like those bikes? mtb / bmx is the way to go
Naw fgfs bikes the way to go
Can i do this on a hybrid bike?
wenn ich das mache bricht das fixie unter mir zusammen ^^^^
это поднимание переднего и заднего колеса, а не баник
I want to see a bunny hop with no straps. Isn't that kind of cheating? Like having the pedals glued to your feet?
Like they do in skateboard?
@@dominicvirtudes6593 what?
He did in the video
Good job! How much better to have pressure on a tire doing such tricks?
Way better your rims wont break and you wont get flats. Also its way easier to pull up
Is that a 700×28c?
How to skid????
Thang Tran strong legs. It’s easy. Oh you need speed too. Get some thick slicks on the back wheel.
後ろにある自転車を下さい