Seth's Bike Hacks - since you both got new bikes recently could you do a video of how you physically 'break in' the bike and how you get used to it? Love both your videos
Playing around or generally being a bit of a hooligan on your bike is underrated. it's not just for bored teenagers. Riding is the most fun for sure, but playing around with tricks like this, is how you progress.
100% agreed. That's why kids are such good riders, they are bored, and they go outside and dork around without reason. As adults we get into this mindset that we need a reason to go ride, and that dorking around is a waste of time.
Bruce Gudmundsson my son(5) is starting to get to the point where he wants to start "playing around" riding little skinnies and jumps. I have more fun riding with him lately than hitting the trail by myself.
Awesome Eamon. When my boys were younger we would play around like that all the time because they did not have the stamina, or desire for that matter, to ride trail. So playing games like that is what we ended up doing most of the time. Some of my best memories and a time when my skill advanced the most.
Bruce Gudmundsson after a 20-year Hiatus from riding, playing around feels like the best way to increase my skills quickly. my girlfriend just tells me to quit jackassing around. lol
Welcome back to MTB Father Cupcake. Your girlfriend needs her own bike to jackass around on. Then you can jackass together, forever.. Sweet MTB love.. ;-)
The "Seated Sideways bars Feet on wheel" thing is actually called a "tracksit" kinda like a track stand but sitting on your saddle, sometimes on top of your stem, or handle bar. Its a common trick for fixie riders.
You are the real MVP! My google-fu wasn't working when I was trying to figure it out. Makes complete sense since standing still is a track stand. Thank you!
The rating is subjective, take it with a grain of salt. It's not that difficult to do 1 to 3 hops Doing them as well as a trials rider is another story.
Skills With Phil haha, that's true, I may have never done them, but from what I've seen, that seems to be the case, in principle it looks simple, but applications of it and technique are vast
Jordan Keeler its not hard, just endo, then rock back onto your back wheel and start hopping around. Me and my two friends do this all the time and we are all between 12 and 16, and we all have beginner/ intermediate hardtails
The back wheel hop and endo are more then tricks, they are useful skills. They are 2 of the handful of basic skills required for trials. Turning endos can be used on the trails too.
Absolutely! Most mountain bikers won't need those skills on a regular basis (unlike trials), that's why I'm considering them tricks in this context. There's definitely a gray area with some skills that blur the line between trick and a skill.
I'm a 46 year old dad that's only been back on a bike for about a year and really enjoying your Channel. thanks for all the tutorials, you're really helping this old guy get back in it!
That nose bonk on that hazard/traffic thing looked cool! It reminds me of free runners using their hands as they dive for a jump and use it to gain distance without their legs touching the ground.
ok, I'm very impressed, you took this to the next level, I need to learn endo now, I always said i could do without it. Thank you in advance for the future OTB''s and minor to serious injuries I will incur!!!! You the man PHIL!!!
Dude thanks man, I really appreciate the compliment!! Yeah man I've been working hard on the channel, it's been gaining traction, so I'm gonna continue pressing on ward. This thing has gotten serious, so I'm super stoked about the future!!
OMg Phil, you're good! I've been working on just manuals and trying to bunny hop and still find it very challenging. Keep it up, great content / tutorials!
Thank you Sawyer! The difficulty is a bit subjective so take that with a grain of salt. I just wanted to give people a good sense of what to try first.
Thank you for the demo of how to do these tricks. I'm looking to learn these not to show off but to jump over objects on trails or when stuck in traffic to avoid accidents. Got my work cut out for me....thankx again!
+Roko Petrina, I've posted this a few times. A fakie is when you go backwards, a revert is when you switch back. The full name is a fakie revert. These terms originally come from skateboarding.
phil you're da best. You make the videos I wish had been around when I was a kid (well, I wish we had youtube when I was a kid. I made videos but had nobody to show them to) I would have instantly had cool friends to learn new tricks with via the internet. I'm now over 30, but I absolutely love what you do. Thanks. If you're ever in upstate NY, I'd love to get your autograph!!!
As always great video! I have so much fun watching your's and Seth's videos! I can do everything you showed but i have really really big problems in doing the revert/fakie thingi!! I would love a "trick breakdown video" for that one. Something like: "first you have to learn that.... than that and than lets combine those things and tadaaaa .... there is your revert/fakie!
That endo 180 to revert in BMX freestyle we called a "Rock Walk". I can still do those on my MTB. Super fun and helps this old guy impress the grommets! ;-P LOL!
new subscriber...just wanted to say I got a new bike last week after not riding for 5 years your videos have Ben very helpful...thanks..fills good to be back on a bike
While driving at a slow speed lean forwards on your handlebars and pull the rear wheel up by pulling the pedals with your feet Thats how i learned english bunny hops Edit:Dang i typed the front wheel instead of rear lol
I had the exact same problem, until today. Granted I did not get much hight but I think it will improve with practice. Ride along slow somewhere flat, your hands on the bars are one end of the brace, your feet on the peddles are the other. Think of it as if you are trying to press them apart, while bringing your weight forward and your feet up so they are at the same height (although I did not get close to that lol). My problem was I could never figure out what to press against with my feet to rase the back, turns out it was the whole body against the bars
Man I have no idea how your channel doesn't have more subscribers. Your skill and ability to explain those skills to teach others is great! Keep it up!
So learning the nolly before learning the nose bonk is super helpful. If you watch close, getting out of the nose bonk is the same as a nolly. Learning to push down and forward on the bars and getting the back wheel higher will make nose bonks so much more doable and fun! It's funny because in an American bunnyhop you lift the bars and push forward and doing a nolly you push down and forward.........right before you lift the front wheel. It's one of my favorite tricks I used to do on my BMX bike all the time. It's been awhile and this is a reminder that I need to relearn it on a mountain bike....🙂
Nose Bonk is one of my favourite tricks of these eazy ones. I haven't seen it any where before and started doing it, so I didn't know how it's called. Now I know, thanks!
My favorite parking lot trick is known by many names... scab rip, chug, mmm, chuur, arm twist, etc... ^^ PS - all you'll need is a few cold ones & a buddy or two, to assist ;-)
Nice tutorial. FYI in BMX it's often called a fakie rollout. It's considered good form to rollout the same direction you would spin. Usually if you ride right foot forward you spin left and vice versa. For example if you spin left 180 you would rollout left (or half cab/full cab).
I've never heard fakie to pivot called a revert on a bike, (Always heard it called fakie to rollout or just rollout,) but it makes perfect sense. Never heard it called a tracksit before, (As in The Madddog's comment,) but that also makes sense. Nice Vid!
Still want more? Here are 8 more cool tricks!
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Skills With Phil the endo I pinched my balls on my brake
Skills With Phil what bike do u have
+Olly Young03 evil calling. I have a bike check in the description :)
Skills With Phi
I no every one of those
Mooooaaaarrr!!!!
+Seth's Bike Hacks you just wanted a 8.5th trick to see me crash
Game of bike with Phil? (pop a wheelie when in need)
+The Maddog Savage!
Mooooaaaaaaaarrr in danish is mooommyyyy :D
Seth's Bike Hacks - since you both got new bikes recently could you do a video of how you physically 'break in' the bike and how you get used to it? Love both your videos
The reason I train any MTB techniques isn't to be a better mountain biker. I just wanna show off :D
Whatever your motivation is, I support you!
Thanks Phil!
buy a bmx then....
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Playing around or generally being a bit of a hooligan on your bike is underrated. it's not just for bored teenagers. Riding is the most fun for sure, but playing around with tricks like this, is how you progress.
100% agreed. That's why kids are such good riders, they are bored, and they go outside and dork around without reason. As adults we get into this mindset that we need a reason to go ride, and that dorking around is a waste of time.
Bruce Gudmundsson my son(5) is starting to get to the point where he wants to start "playing around" riding little skinnies and jumps. I have more fun riding with him lately than hitting the trail by myself.
Awesome Eamon.
When my boys were younger we would play around like that all the time because they did not have the stamina, or desire for that matter, to ride trail.
So playing games like that is what we ended up doing most of the time. Some of my best memories and a time when my skill advanced the most.
Bruce Gudmundsson after a 20-year Hiatus from riding, playing around feels like the best way to increase my skills quickly. my girlfriend just tells me to quit jackassing around. lol
Welcome back to MTB Father Cupcake. Your girlfriend needs her own bike to jackass around on. Then you can jackass together, forever.. Sweet MTB love.. ;-)
The "Seated Sideways bars Feet on wheel" thing is actually called a "tracksit" kinda like a track stand but sitting on your saddle, sometimes on top of your stem, or handle bar. Its a common trick for fixie riders.
You are the real MVP! My google-fu wasn't working when I was trying to figure it out. Makes complete sense since standing still is a track stand. Thank you!
Anytime!
you can also do this with one foot on the crank and one foot on the wheel
one of the oldest tricks around, used to do it as a kid in the 80s
This is probably the best worded tutorials ive seen, I love this video.
ikr, 🤛🏻 😎
Well done, dude!
Nollie is the Russian bunny hop
Hahaha! This comment is underrated.
Skills With Phil the revert thing is actually a fakey
+It's whatever riding backwards is called fakie, reverting back to your normal direction like that is called a revert.
In Soviet Russia, bunny hops you
It looks like a pogo stick.
This old fck needs
a hardtail to get around
Back wheel hops - difficulty beginner????
The rating is subjective, take it with a grain of salt. It's not that difficult to do 1 to 3 hops Doing them as well as a trials rider is another story.
Skills With Phil haha, that's true, I may have never done them, but from what I've seen, that seems to be the case, in principle it looks simple, but applications of it and technique are vast
I've seen a lot of people learn to do it by putting their front wheel on a bench, get on the bike and then try hoping.
Jordan Keeler its not hard, just endo, then rock back onto your back wheel and start hopping around. Me and my two friends do this all the time and we are all between 12 and 16, and we all have beginner/ intermediate hardtails
your age and beginner hardtails have no influence on your ability to rearwheel hop btw
The back wheel hop and endo are more then tricks, they are useful skills. They are 2 of the handful of basic skills required for trials. Turning endos can be used on the trails too.
Absolutely! Most mountain bikers won't need those skills on a regular basis (unlike trials), that's why I'm considering them tricks in this context. There's definitely a gray area with some skills that blur the line between trick and a skill.
I'm a 46 year old dad that's only been back on a bike for about a year and really enjoying your Channel. thanks for all the tutorials, you're really helping this old guy get back in it!
even i can't do a fucking wheelie....
Practice practice practice! And then practice more! I'm going to be trying to stretch my wheelies out this week..
okta deKoweoro noob
Dude, my favorite vid in a while. Rad tricks in bite size pieces! Thanks!
I hope to see you busting these out on Drummer rides!
yes been waiting for this! need noob tricks next xD
Great video! Love the positive vibes and well thought out explanations. Simple, concise, and clear. Thanks Phil!
That nose bonk on that hazard/traffic thing looked cool! It reminds me of free runners using their hands as they dive for a jump and use it to gain distance without their legs touching the ground.
Me and my friends used to call the sideways balancing thing the "swag"
@Gatling Inman I and my friends
I'll have another my friends and i
ok, I'm very impressed, you took this to the next level, I need to learn endo now, I always said i could do without it. Thank you in advance for the future OTB''s and minor to serious injuries I will incur!!!! You the man PHIL!!!
Thank you! Keep doing those bike chats with Gene! You two have a good thing going together with complimentary personalities.
Dude thanks man, I really appreciate the compliment!! Yeah man I've been working hard on the channel, it's been gaining traction, so I'm gonna continue pressing on ward. This thing has gotten serious, so I'm super stoked about the future!!
OMg Phil, you're good!
I've been working on just manuals and trying to bunny hop and still find it very challenging. Keep it up, great content / tutorials!
Thx Mate, great channel!
So much fun and so many good inputs.
That s is a great video and I like the editing I also thought it was cool that you put up the difficulty
Thank you Sawyer! The difficulty is a bit subjective so take that with a grain of salt. I just wanted to give people a good sense of what to try first.
When I do endos I prefer to have my forks locked, if you go to far with them open they can push out and finish tiping you over! lol
That was just beautiful to watch.
Thank you for the demo of how to do these tricks. I'm looking to learn these not to show off but to jump over objects on trails or when stuck in traffic to avoid accidents. Got my work cut out for me....thankx again!
5:50 it's called " the monk"
revert is a fakie xd good video phil
Going backward is fakie. Switching back is called a revert.
Skills With Phil diden't know that thanks, you shoud do a play list with your dirt jump bike like seth bike hacks did with his bmx
Roko Petrina I'm pretty sure it's impossible to fully revert a mtb, it's more of a 180
+Roko Petrina, I've posted this a few times. A fakie is when you go backwards, a revert is when you switch back. The full name is a fakie revert. These terms originally come from skateboarding.
Skills With Phil the more you know, thanks phil
phil you're da best. You make the videos I wish had been around when I was a kid (well, I wish we had youtube when I was a kid. I made videos but had nobody to show them to)
I would have instantly had cool friends to learn new tricks with via the internet. I'm now over 30, but I absolutely love what you do. Thanks. If you're ever in upstate NY, I'd love to get your autograph!!!
More people need to learn to play on their bikes. I like what you're doing!
endos can be called stopies aswell
The Explorax A stoppie is a nose manual using the front brake to modulate a la Martyn Ashton.
Love the flannel bro
I love flannels! I have one for every day of the week.
lol he means channel but i think you get that
Annoyomite Nah he def meant flannel
Cool tricks can’t wait to try them
Fantastic video, really interesting to see all these tricks and I will give them a try!
I'm still just as useless as I was before watching this:/
Can you do a video on how to do an endo 180?
leesuper73 , I like the stunt you said good idea
I'm going to have to give a few of these a try!
As always great video! I have so much fun watching your's and Seth's videos!
I can do everything you showed but i have really really big problems in doing the revert/fakie thingi!! I would love a "trick breakdown video" for that one. Something like: "first you have to learn that.... than that and than lets combine those things and tadaaaa .... there is your revert/fakie!
Snapchat squad!
+yarince98 first Snapchat squad comment I've seen!
Skills With Phil #snapchatarmy
Day light haha, I thought it was a hair on my screen
The one Legend mee to xDD
Czayoo997 KondzioxD Well, that was intentionally;)
I will ENDO my life doing this
Lol
Gottem
Very god vid to learn a few tricks Phil. Grazie!
Awesome Times in the front yard!!!! That's what we did back in the day, good way to get some friends and get a game of bike going!!!
Live-Life-Loud!
It's a great way to rapidly improve skills. Dorking around in parking lots is overlooked, but hugely beneficial.
Count how many times he says endo
my favorite trick is a weeeeeeeleeeeee but i don`t no if its classified as a trick
Stigywig of course it is! I'm gonna work on my wheelies this week!
Practicallly yes, because you need skill to balance it.
True dat
I’ve been trying to perfect my wheelies for a year but I still can’t hold them for any distance longer than 100ft
@Gatling Inman lol this grammar police woman is everywhere😂🤣😂🤣😂
Great vid, mate! I'll start to practice. Endo turn is my fav!
Great progression on how to add on to previously learned skills.
Revert is actually called a fakie
Thats what my friends call it
Do we need 2 suspensions?
That endo 180 to revert in BMX freestyle we called a "Rock Walk". I can still do those on my MTB. Super fun and helps this old guy impress the grommets! ;-P LOL!
new subscriber...just wanted to say I got a new bike last week after not riding for 5 years your videos have Ben very helpful...thanks..fills good to be back on a bike
I can't get my back wheel off the ground can anybody help me please please
While driving at a slow speed lean forwards on your handlebars and pull the rear wheel up by pulling the pedals with your feet
Thats how i learned english bunny hops
Edit:Dang i typed the front wheel instead of rear lol
And do it fast
I had the exact same problem, until today. Granted I did not get much hight but I think it will improve with practice. Ride along slow somewhere flat, your hands on the bars are one end of the brace, your feet on the peddles are the other. Think of it as if you are trying to press them apart, while bringing your weight forward and your feet up so they are at the same height (although I did not get close to that lol). My problem was I could never figure out what to press against with my feet to rase the back, turns out it was the whole body against the bars
jump
Put front brakes on
I can't do any of this I can't lift my bike
Im 10!
Okay I've got a heavy mountain bike and I'm currently 16, I could do all these right?
You should get a tricycle
Mike Angelo Avancena same question same age
Get one when your balls drop
Man I have no idea how your channel doesn't have more subscribers. Your skill and ability to explain those skills to teach others is great! Keep it up!
I haven't been consistent, which is what I'm working on this year :)
So learning the nolly before learning the nose bonk is super helpful. If you watch close, getting out of the nose bonk is the same as a nolly.
Learning to push down and forward on the bars and getting the back wheel higher will make nose bonks so much more doable and fun!
It's funny because in an American bunnyhop you lift the bars and push forward and doing a nolly you push down and forward.........right before you lift the front wheel.
It's one of my favorite tricks I used to do on my BMX bike all the time. It's been awhile and this is a reminder that I need to relearn it on a mountain bike....🙂
Hey man thanks for such an awesome tutorial bro, you really teach well , happy trails friend
I love these because I get bored doing nothing but wheelies! more!!
video like this really motivate me to take my hardtail out for some tricks!:)
Really cool videos and a good variety of tricks :) keep it up!
Nose Bonk is one of my favourite tricks of these eazy ones. I haven't seen it any where before and started doing it, so I didn't know how it's called. Now I know, thanks!
the moment when you beat the notifications to the video.... the PHILL SENSE!!... BTW your bike is killer!
Hahah, you're a jedi!
This channel is da best!
Omg that is so cool. Love this
AWESOME, MAN!
Great Great Great Video!!!!
Cool vid, some fun to be had there 😀
Some nice trials moves!
Love your channel!!! Always play :-)
I like your channel, keep doing your good work
This to the second video I seen of yours and I’m now subscribed
Yeaa Nice triks
Very, verythanks! I go learn it.
This was a great video!
My favorite parking lot trick is known by many names...
scab rip, chug, mmm, chuur, arm twist, etc... ^^
PS - all you'll need is a few cold ones & a buddy or two, to assist ;-)
Super cool!!!
Man, you are so good.
Great video man keep up the good work
Thanks Lewis!
I have a hardtail and cant wait to try a fullsus and do these tricks. Seems really easier to do it with the rear shocks.
Awesome stuff Phil! Definitely gonna try these :D
Have fun :)
4:30 it's called seated trackstand, Fabio Wibmer named it!
I would add manuals, stoppies. Even for beginners just practicing getting the wheels off the ground helps with riding trails. Great VID!
Really nice bike great paint job
cool video also with great tutorials
Nice, easy to do
did anybody else crack up when he nose bonked that traffic pylon?
Nice Video, very good explained. 👌👍
Great vid Phil thanks.
Thanks for watching :)
Thanks Phil! I'm going to master reverts. They look fun.
Good luck, have fun out there :)
Nice vid man
Great video!
awesome, will practice on a Scott scale. hardtail but I guess it will work
that was really good moves.
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Greattttttttttttt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wheelie (circle and some other tricks) is my personal favorite trick
that handlebar mustache is the real MVP though
Yo bro this video was really cool😘😘😘😘
Nice tutorial. FYI in BMX it's often called a fakie rollout. It's considered good form to rollout the same direction you would spin. Usually if you ride right foot forward you spin left and vice versa. For example if you spin left 180 you would rollout left (or half cab/full cab).
Rad stuff phil😀l👍
I've never heard fakie to pivot called a revert on a bike, (Always heard it called fakie to rollout or just rollout,) but it makes perfect sense. Never heard it called a tracksit before, (As in The Madddog's comment,) but that also makes sense. Nice Vid!
Fun stuff!
your bike is sick dude
Waoww... nice....i like it