Does bar height matter when doing a manual? Because my bars are lower than avg bmx bars and I was wondering if that makes it harder or easier I’m 5’8 and my bars are a little lower and smaller than the avg bmx bar
I just started BMX for something new since the weather is shitty and I can't skate as much. Ive been uploading all my sessions in my shorts if anyone can give me tips. I think pedal position is what I'm missing, I notice everyone has one pedal lower and that seems to be consistent with everyone I watch.
I like how to talk so much about what not to do. That actually helps a lot. Good approach. Maybe the best manual video yet and I’ve watched a lot. I just uploaded my first manual attempt yesterday.
ok tho it can be impossible too, if ur bars too short, and bike is super heavy, and kinda short, and you are not tall or heavy then good luck, try it lol..
I know this is quite old, but what I've noticed just riding around practicing: wear a back pack with a tiny bit of weight in it, a decent text book or something, I've notice when I have my bag with my skateboard attached to it, I lock in for a tiny bit longer, than when I'm riding with nothing. I'm assuming the counter weight helps your balance point and I'd you practice that a few times then either take a bit of weight out after 5 solid attempts, then repeat till you take the bag off all together. Don't know if that will help anyone but it's something I've noticed my self 🤟🏼
Hey thanks a lot for making this video I'm relatively new to bmx I have been practicing wheelies a lot and want to learn manuals first now a bit before wheelies. Again thanks and great video!
I don't have friends that ride bikes… lmao Also, I've been having an issue with accidentally turning left/right while doing my manual and it's super frustrating
I became emanuel
Does bar height matter when doing a manual? Because my bars are lower than avg bmx bars and I was wondering if that makes it harder or easier I’m 5’8 and my bars are a little lower and smaller than the avg bmx bar
Thank you so much for your help I can now get from one side of the parking space to the other thank you so much
Hi, what skate park is this at? Thanks for the video!
I just started BMX for something new since the weather is shitty and I can't skate as much. Ive been uploading all my sessions in my shorts if anyone can give me tips. I think pedal position is what I'm missing, I notice everyone has one pedal lower and that seems to be consistent with everyone I watch.
This is so helpful so great full for billy perry
4:17 yes! there's panza and stephon
5:13 GYATT
I like how to talk so much about what not to do. That actually helps a lot. Good approach. Maybe the best manual video yet and I’ve watched a lot. I just uploaded my first manual attempt yesterday.
I don’t learn shit from my friends🤣 they just tell me to try crazy shit they know I can’t land so they can get joy about watching me hurt😂😢 😂
i dont have frens that bmx but i will try what ur saying
Pure magic
Cool channel, wish I never gave up the GT DYNO 😢
I tough myself how to Manuel
it not working for me :{
Yeah, fakie manual looks interesting too, would be good to see a tutorial for it.
im geekin on the fact it is called a switch bar when u spin it with the left hand lmao wack
ok tho it can be impossible too, if ur bars too short, and bike is super heavy, and kinda short, and you are not tall or heavy then good luck, try it lol..
what bike do you ride?
It’s illegal in my country to have no brakes
How tall r u and also I’m 6ft and was wondering if 20 wheels would be to small
I know this is quite old, but what I've noticed just riding around practicing: wear a back pack with a tiny bit of weight in it, a decent text book or something, I've notice when I have my bag with my skateboard attached to it, I lock in for a tiny bit longer, than when I'm riding with nothing. I'm assuming the counter weight helps your balance point and I'd you practice that a few times then either take a bit of weight out after 5 solid attempts, then repeat till you take the bag off all together. Don't know if that will help anyone but it's something I've noticed my self 🤟🏼
Hi from malaysia🇲🇾
Ma bmx with TT 21, and me high about 164cm, do you think i still can do better manual??
Bia gan
what is your tire size?
you are very humble and down to earth guy. subbed
Awesome 🙂 Thanks Billy, is the fakie manuel Video out yet ?
If I’m doing the manual I’m falling back
Great 👍 video…..
Hello friend what is easyer manual or wheely?cool video….have a nice time from germany😊😊😊
I’ve been trying for the past week I can never get the Manuel
Billy, thanks to you I can now semi-manuel. But I have one question, should my handlebars be aligned with my forks?
I did the mistake of learning how to wheelie first so every time I try to manual I nature want to pedal and it messes me up
“If you have friends” damn
When none of your friends ride BMX
They mercy is fire
I was so excited to try this and then he said find a parking lot (me way out here in the country) damn theres no parking lots around here
I think that this is the first time I see Billy wearing a helmet.
I have the issue of picking up with more force on the right than left. I cannot manual… but I can bar tap both ways. I’m always off balance
Thanks bro…new subscriber from the🇵🇭
B, how long did it take you to learn to manual?
Great guide
What size cranks are you riding?
im 43 re living my youth all over and ftl your step by steps are prob the best out there
I'm hoping if I watch enough Manual how-to videos my brain will overcome my genetic disposition to suck. 🙂
Had probably 100+ falls today trying small tricks, the one that did me in? A simple manual…
Hey thanks a lot for making this video I'm relatively new to bmx I have been practicing wheelies a lot and want to learn manuals first now a bit before wheelies. Again thanks and great video!
I don't have friends that ride bikes… lmao
Also, I've been having an issue with accidentally turning left/right while doing my manual and it's super frustrating