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randomdude Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 69 Location:	Date: 2006-07-09 19:13:16 Topic: Re: deathtruck
randomdude Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 69 Location:	im gonna be stuck at my grandmas for a week before im at the beach up in NJ so im gonna try and learn these, somehow. prolly way way way above what i can do now but that hasnt stoppsed me yet lol, got some scars from trying stuff like it though.
glass city flat Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 409 Location: louisville ky	Date: 2006-07-10 06:23:07 Topic: Re: deathtruck
	ive been thinking about still working on these- by the way , i ve been tring to do these alot diffrent than most people i try to get into these by trowning my leg over the crossbar, of my bars, and grab the pegs- kinda like a death leap in - have gotten a handfull, but nothing really has stuck tim how can you have an economy w/ nothing to loose?
flatlandpercy Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 822 Location: Edmonton, Alberta	Date: 2006-07-10 11:29:40 Topic: Re: deathtruck
	http://www.eengoedidee.nl/videoz/flatland/deathtruck.avi had to run around for miles every day in dork wheelie with bars against chest and hands on front pegs, falling backward and stepping further by 1 inch every time. until i was coasting that way, then i learned to wear can and mouth guard. and only once i fell forward in that and my whole life flashed before my eyes but i had just enough armstrength to push the front pegs out enough to clear my ribs from being smashed when the front wheel hit. still a relatively hard trick to balance though, and getting in is fine, once you find what works best for you. getting out is harder but reverse getting in, or if your flexible jump up to handlebar ride, best way out, easy but need to be flexible. double footed is fun for turbine like cliffhanger but harder i think. also don't hit curb while doing deathtruck or you could lose fertility, i am lucky i never did, but you could be next. DO IT
DuFF_MAN4824 Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 973 Location: gettysburg	Date: 2006-07-10 19:22:14 Topic: Re: deathtruck
	hey, thanks for the vid. it just gave me an idea on getting into em. i get into them (spastic) from time machines and usually loop out(i also do the time machine with my left foot) but i can do peg wheelies religously good with my right foot, so ima try to do them from dork wheelies like that now. boobs are pretty gnar
tranqulized Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 2999 Location: somewherenearcleveland	Date: 2006-07-10 22:59:22 Topic: Re: deathtruck
	Im really goofy with this trick... I ride in and out on my left foot, but mostly roll either double footed or right footed... I didn't find no handed 1 footed, double footed, or 1 footed 1 handed hard to learn... its just riding in and out that are the hardest parts.... I do it all in one quick scissor like motion once i get the fork leg.. I don't move the bars through a lil at a time. swing my right leg out away from em and pull the bars through then swing my right leg to the peg and coast. I'll support dans comp till bmx companies start selling direct to their customers...
bike FLAT Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 2458 Location: new york	Date: 2006-07-13 19:37:29 Topic: Re: deathtruck
	To me it feels like going from a steam into a wheel chair. Once I am in it I can coast for ever, I can't land em yet though. No handed double footed feels easiest. That Bikeflat website is all about attention whoring, and posting videos about themselves every 5 minutes. Personally, shut the shit down for all I care.
tranqulized Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 2999 Location: somewherenearcleveland	Date: 2006-07-14 00:02:17 Topic: Re: deathtruck
	No handed double footed feels easiest. Yeah, supprisingly Id have to agree I'll support dans comp till bmx companies start selling direct to their customers...
randomdude Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 69 Location:	Date: 2006-07-14 11:24:13 Topic: Re: deathtruck
randomdude Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 69 Location:	yeah so my whole plan of learning these while im away from home was killed lol. forgot my tool kit at home, which has my back peg in it since i had to take it off to fit it on the bike rack to drive to NJ, would rather get back to being able to do whiplashes and get better at steams though after i killed my knee
adamguild Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 155 Location: NJ	Date: 2006-07-14 13:34:48 Topic: Re: deathtruck
	In 1990 I learned this trick on a General Osborn Pro.......I first learned how to scuff a trolley and once I got that down I took my right fot off and coasted it.......Only after I learned how to dork wheelie into it....The easiest way is just one swift motion dork wheelie to hip against the crossbar to twisting the bars clockwise and the leg will follow to maintain balance....It takes some practice and some ball slamming but it's worth it.
jessepuentefan Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 318 Location:	Date: 2006-07-14 20:32:41 Topic: Re: deathtruck
	On a osborn pro? aww man you learned it on a tank. My only problem with deathtrucks when i twist the bars to i get into it i can't get the balance point i'm in it for a few feet then fall over. I feel like i can't seem to have control in the coasting part.
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