Well, you should learn to hop first, and then you can learn crankflips
and unispins.
One you have 180, 360, 180 unispins, 360 unipins, and crankflips down,
then you can go off onto any other street move you want pretty much.
For freestyle, you should look at the levels. They are a good guide of
where to start, and what to work on. Theres some common stuff like
gliding, that people will tell you to wheelwalk first, then one-foot
wheelwalk, then go to gliding, but most of the tricks you can just go
for.
Just work on idling and riding backwards at the same time.
But yeah, just pick some tricks and go out and learn them. Have fun.
--
Jerrick
-i am christian, and i ride for christ.
check out my 'gallery' (http://tinyurl.com/2zfklh).
member of the 'mris' (http://tinyurl.com/jjjnz).
just don't give up trying to do what you really want to do. where
there's love and inspiration, i don't think you can go wrong.
~jerrick-
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