One Wheel Wheelie !!!

[Partyboypowell]

Hi

A few days ago i was watching Extreme and Micheal Brooke was on it talking about something or other, (i cant remember was to busy watching the skating) and then was pulling all kinds of freestlye/flatland moves.

Anyway, one was a big one wheel wheelied carve kinda thing which was sweet. So later on i was giving it a go on my shortboard (dont have a freestyle board) in a straight line, and i couldnt do it for the life of me.

I didnt really catch it on TV cos it was only on for a bit. So can anyone give me a tip

Do you need ded hard bushings or something im thinking this would help right

Help me

[enjoisoad]

if your trucks are crazy loose it'll be harder. there kinda easy if ya got grippy wheels. the very very hard ones 100A as opposed to 92 or 95 slip out eiser.their kinda fun to

[Partyboypowell]

Thanks,

When i saw it on the TV the guys trucks where perfeclty straight, i dont quite understant how tho

The tail and rails arent s'post to be touching the floor either right cos the dudes board on had those big plastic tail n nose protecter things on (just checking)

I guess i should really know these things if i wanna learn

[enjoisoad]

nope just the wheel touches. kinda like a microedger on flat. some freesylers make their trucks non turnable. they put like ythe hardes bushings they can find and crank the kindpin down as far as possible. however if u have a normal new skool setup that should work fine.

[joseph]

i used to ride a double kick and i had my trucks un turnable. it annoys me when i see riders kickturn everywhere. i dont know why.

[enjoisoad]

i just put on risers and itty bitty wheels than your indys can turn all day. i hate kickturning also

[joseph]

i got rid of the double kick. and i could have it loose without wheelbit i just didnt for some reason.

[Partyboypowell]

Played with my trucks last nite a bit and i can do it now, but only for the length of my tiny little garage cos theres snow outside ! So its kinda the one wheel wheelie stall at the moment.

Now, time for more snow decking ...