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I'd go against your recommendation. The endo technique is good when you're starting off. The idea is to give you some extra momentum to play with whilst you're getting used to it. Later, you can do away with the endo and go for just pulling back.

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OP also means original post. In this sense, the original post the original poster's original post in this thread is about.

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It sounds like you just don't pull back enough. It might be worth trying pulling back until you come off the back a few times. This is good because you learn how to bail off the back of the bike, and you get a sense of the balance point. When you get the hang of pulling up and coming straight off, try pulling up a little slower, a little bit more gently, and hop when you get to the balance point, the point just before you would hop off. When you do this, you'll find that you will backhop backwards quite a bit. When you can do that, you can work on tuning it so the hops are smaller and on the spot.

Can you find it on google maps?

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I get this sometimes. Weirdly I've had an image come up like that on my PC but it shows up on my ipod touch.

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As ali said, high bb bikes are good at back wheel stuff. When I've rode rocks it's been hard enough doing two-wheel stuff, let alone back wheel stuff. You want it to be as easy as possible. Stocks are better at it too because the wheels are larger, they'll smooth out a bit of the lumpy surface of the rocks. Get a stock!

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I like a relatively high bb on a shortish bike, I think. But I definitely think there's a limit to how high is sensible. I know you can even out the feel of high bbs with high handlebars but you're still raising the centre of gravity which reduces balance, and it will still loop out as said. Interestingly, when I swapped between my ciguena, 1025 +25, and my because 1040 +70, getting on the back wheel was easier, but actually gapping was exactly the same. Edit: That might have to do with me being shit.

Get some grippier shoes. For the record, the shimano AM40 shoes are ridiculously grippy.

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Mmm, well, originally when I chose 22-17 I had gears so I tried 18 and 16, which were both not quite there for me. When I went out on the suicide brakeless thing I built up, I did find the light gear to be weird. I think I'm used to my BMX's ratio for that.

22-15 would be too hard for me. It really depends on what you're using it for. ...and if you're prepared to get used to a weird feeling ratio.