Video: How to Bunny Hop 180 with Duncan Shaw

 @stumpymidget Karma ... for drinking Stella.
Hope you’re alright though.

 @Gamsjaga:
Drink General Majster PA and you will not need helmet...

 I find it easier when you use the "pop" of the bike by bunny hoping the two wheels at the same time, instead of doing a regular bunny hop.

 You really have to get your weight back with a longer bike. Over emphasize getting that initial "jhop" higher to take up shock preload and think about getting further over the axle before you pop the 180. It's a really slight motion on a 20, just exaggerate it for a long squisher.

 @HaggeredShins is spot on. You just pull harder and hop harder (not really higher because the energy doesn't transfer into most height than a lighter/stiffer bike) and every motion is exaggerated. Try it off a curb into grass (helps psychologically) so you have some extra height and you are forced to get your timing down.

@jurassicrider if you do it that way, it's kinda a cheater method. It works on the street but it doesn't really translate to anything else because you aren't hopping, so your stability doesn't stay maintained. If you try it this way off a drop, there's a higher chance you;; catch wheels or land off center, IMO

 I can do it on my wife's bike (about 25% still on the slide out) but she has a size s Trance. I can get pretty close on my Sentinel (L) to getting it backwards but not quite- have burped a few tires trying! Yeah- way harder than on the BMX taking it to the trail bike

 @dobermon: you must be a blast at parties

 @dobermon: I didn't know she babysits you.

 @dobermon: "Male / 10" at least you were honest lol

 @dobermon: if you're only on this site to be a troll, try being good at it.

 Just take the chain off Your bike, since You wont need to focus on pedaling backwards, it will be way more easy to keep the balance while You`re learning

 Pedal up a small bank and the roll backwards down it. Learning to roll out it is way harder than actually learning a 180.

 @dobermon: It's really not about being a noob, I started bicycling when I was three, and did it most days until I was seventeen. I think people have unrealistic expectations, or you know, want to be Tony Hawk. I never really had the option to be honest, and looking back, I'm glad I'm not.

 @dobermon: i like trail riding.

 @dobermon: Yeah, I'm really not glad I'm not Tony Hawk, but now that I'm 30 it's a lot easier to take with the not falling from 40 feet and everything. I think I'd probably be totally toasted now if that happened once. You never know, I think people are a lot tougher than they realize. I even remember a school play where a normal looking woman, straight up jumped off like a 15 foot structure and barrell rolled as part of the play.

 just practice roll outs and half cabs

 @dobermon: soapy breasts, good imagery ????

 Practice more

 Skill does not work.

 ur a nerd