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Date: 2007-08-19 02:31:39 Topic: tailwhip help
im tryin to learn how to tailwhip, and im really close, but like once every 5 tries, my back wheel moves out of place, and i have to tighten it before tryin again. did anyone else have this problem, and how did they fix it, cuz i have tightened my back wheel as much as i could, and it still moved a few tries later.

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Date: 2007-09-26 09:27:34 Topic: Re: tailwhip help
Get yourself a pair of chain tensioners - never have to worry about your back wheel moving again.

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Date: 2007-09-26 13:56:51 Topic: Re: tailwhip help
I had that problem. I fixed it by tightening the bolts hard as I could, and it worked luckily. So tighten them friggen tight, it might work. If not, locktite is an option, though not a very smart one, as you wont be able to take them off with just a wrench. Maybe you need new bolts? Might that work? I dunno, just speculating.

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Date: 2007-10-19 10:39:29 Topic: Re: tailwhip help
i'd go with chain tensioners. Locktite is only gonna hold the nuts, but it won't help from the axle sliding. im having that problem to right now and im throwin on tensioners

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 Date: 2007-11-14 18:59:37 Topic: Re: tailwhip help

dude pratice standing on your feet and whip it over and over and over till you get it nice and tight and then pratice jumping on. you can do this just riding around if you wanted but mostly its all in the way you bring the frame back to you. i tilt my bars into it, to make the frame "fall" back to me.

the wheel mopve movement thing? chain tensioner, man

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