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The Ultimate Guide to Cycling Tricks for Beginners
A careful overview of low-risk starter bike tricks such as the track stand, coasting stand and small bunny hop steps, plus protection and where to practise.
Tricks and Stunts
Low-risk starter tricks and how to progress safely.
Start here · Essential guide
A careful overview of low-risk starter bike tricks such as the track stand, coasting stand and small bunny hop steps, plus protection and where to practise.
Learn the track stand as a first trick, with nine related slow-speed balance skills listed briefly, all practised on flat, empty ground with a helmet on.
Ten small, careful steps that build toward a bunny hop, from front wheel lifts to rear wheel unweighting, with notes on risk and protection.
A general method for learning any bike trick safely: warm up, break it into steps, master each one before moving on, and stop when you are tired.
Rear wheel skid stops explained: how they work, why they wear tyres and are no substitute for proper braking, and safer ways to practise control.
How riders step from beginner skills toward the manual, with honest notes on the risks, the protection to wear and when to seek instruction at a skills park.
Very low-risk driveway drills such as slow races, figure eights and cone weaving for a quiet yard or driveway, with safety advice and never on a road.
The gear and setup side of bike tricks: helmet fit, gloves, pads, a suitable bike checked by a shop, and how to choose a safe practice spot.
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