Content

• Tips
• Warnings
• What do you need

1 Drive at a speed of 30-50 km per hour (30-45 mph).

2 Reach forward slightly and extend the front brake lever until your rear wheel starts to lift off the ground.

3 Continue to hold the front brake lever until you feel like returning to ground level.

Tips

• Make sure your bike's wheels have good grip and that the track is not wet or slippery.
• Wear a helmet every time, especially when trying to perform tricks like this.
• Stretch your arms.
• Do not let the motorcycle wobble from side to side.
• Don't lean forward too much, do it just a little.
• Balancing is the key to holding the stop position without leaning too much forward.
• Do not apply too much force on the front brake.
• Try cycling before switching to motorcycle.

Warnings

• Only do this trick on a flat surface, not on hilly terrain, unless you want to roll over and look stupid!
• Remember to be careful when performing stoppies on any model of a bicycle or motorcycle. This is an extremely dangerous ground trick because the bike can hit you if you lean forward too much while performing the trick.

What do you need

• A motorcycle, of course.
• Helmet and protective gear.
• Good tire grip.
• Smooth, dry, clean road surface.