There was an exercise I did to learn how to stop the front from tucking under hard braking. At a slow speed gently apply the front brake while gently rolling the throttle. Lock the front brake and keep the bike moving forward. You can actually skid the front tire while moving. This will teach you the importance of keeping your forearms "stiff" to not allow the front to move to the left or right and tucking under.

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That's EXACTLY how you do it and how I learned. It also reverses natural tendency to lock harder when you start to fall to learn to let off and regain control. I never hear this anymore

Practice, practice, practice. Good tips to apply to the practice. Thanks for posting. 💪

Don't forget to squeeze the frame from your feet all the way up to the knees. This way you lock your lower body into the bike and you can keep your upper body loose.

These are fun drills to do!!! Thanks Ping!!! :)

Thanks man, great drill👍✌️

handlebars looking good Dave

👊 👍.. Thnx Ping 😉

thank s good drill ! great mustache and very nice bike 😉

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At 3:24 is that the radiator overflow leaking out or what?

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Shouldn't really lock up back wheel should you?

Would stop faster if you pumped the rear and kept traction

Appreciate the tips.💯🤙✌️🙏🫡

I tried this and i was on the ground bike in the air good times 😂

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Take my rear pedal off I never use it and I hate when I get on it by accident

thank s good drill ! great mustache and very nice bike 😉