@@RLOsbornBMXFreestyle That is so cool! (actually, I am pretty stoked but trying to be chill) I look forward to his cherrypickers too. (Just posted part 1 and 2 😃) 🤙
I'm 49 years old and I finally assembled my dream chrome bmx with white plastic tuff, my biggest dream and wish, a bike I never had when I was a child, I'm starting to do old school tricks and thanks for this video and effort, greetings from Croatia
I remember watching this video on Saturday morning, then going out for a quick ride, and now all of the sudden I just woke up in a parking lot by my house and it's halfway through Tuesday 😂
There is always hope! Take it easy and if you can, gentrly stretch out your hip flexors with lunges and hamstrings by leaning over forward with straight legs. Let me know how those decades are going 🤙
Great vid Scott, loved the combo at the end, you seemed to decade out of nowhere! Missing my bike riding at the moment, snow and ice and covid keeping me away. Roll on the spring and summer!
One thing that really hit home when I was in the northern hemisphere was how much snow you have. As well as how long it just sits around on the ground. And stays there! Take care, buddy
Great video, in my 25+ years of I’ve never learned decades and it’s been a few years since I tried them last. I’m going to learn these and soon, keep up the great riding and videos!
I'm just getting back into BMX after 30 plus years. I was never able to do this trick. What a great tutorial. I can't wait for the snow to melt. Keep making these great videos.
I learned the decade as a teenager in five tries. Actually my two friends made a bet between them who could do it first. I sat back like oh I'll get this first, and did. Had these on lock for years, and lost them. Inspired now to get them back at 49.
I was never consistent with them in the 80's.....i stopped riding for a long time and now I have been having a fear of them now that I'm 50.....it's a process
I think that this is why I broke it down like this. It is how I would like to learn it if I was trying again.. Take it easy and let the steps come. If you are seriously wanting to learn them, consistency is the main thing above everything else. Spend 2-5 mins a day every day on it. You'll soon get comfortable with the steps and the next step will become more within reach. Cheers man 🤙
I think I'm the only person who does these from the top of the back wheel, behind the seat clamp..I feel I get a good leap up over the bike this way..it get's you more vertical and people flip out when they see it....but honestly it's probably one of the safer tricks to learn as long as your brakes work and you have a good grip...love what you're doing. keep the videos coming.
@@bmxbanditdude never brake-less(I'm 49 :) ) I just did not have access to videos and magazines where I lived..far from town. I saw it once and that was how I recreated it in my head....so that's how I learned it.
@@nowherebrain haha, awesome! That is kind of how I learnt all the tricks. I saw the photos and tried to figure out how they got there. However, I had 3 other guys to ride with. And some times a few others from a town a few hours away would travel up by train for the day.
Hey Luke, cheers. I will save you the search-I don't have anything for Miama Hoppers. Cherry pickers, on the other hand. Or G turns, haha. Let me know how it goes🤙
Great video, I’m getting back into flatland after 15yrs being out. Prior to that it was in the 90’s till early 2000, then stopped to other commitments. Your old school riding inspires me to keep going lol Day 1 on the courts today and surprising after so long out I still could get a few scuffing tricks going and even do a cyclone haha. Rusty but still getting back out there anyway. Those Chase VHS videos are all coming out of the archives too hahaha
Great tutorials Scott. I’m working on relearning tricks I’ve done thousands of times years ago and I really enjoy the way you break everything down. Great for a refresher or just starting out. Keep riding!
Thank you. I have the brakes on, yet many others ride brakeless and rather than putting their foot on the seat tube, they put it straight onto the back tyre against the frame. I find brakes much easier 🤙
_(What he’s having a hard time putting into words around __2:20__)_ a decade is the inverse of a tailwhip; instead of doing a foot-jam and balance on the front tire in the foot-jam while the frame & rear-wheel make the 360° trip around, you foot-jam on the back wheel (from the backward roll causes by the endo), you push off from the rear tire foot-jam, and *YOU* make the 360° trip around the frame…
The way you break these down is making it so easy for me to relearn and for my son to learn for the first time. Great video as always!
Cheers, RL. I have been watching your decades. Nice one🤙
@@bmxbanditdude My son is learning them for the first time now and is using your video as help. It's really helping him a lot
@@RLOsbornBMXFreestyle That is so cool! (actually, I am pretty stoked but trying to be chill) I look forward to his cherrypickers too. (Just posted part 1 and 2 😃) 🤙
Holy shit, I've also been watching your videos on how to do flatland!
I'm 49 years old and I finally assembled my dream chrome bmx with white plastic tuff, my biggest dream and wish, a bike I never had when I was a child, I'm starting to do old school tricks and thanks for this video and effort, greetings from Croatia
That was probably the most helpful decade tutorial I’ve seen! Thanks for putting that together🎉
Thanks a bunch. How are your decades going?🤙
I remember watching this video on Saturday morning, then going out for a quick ride, and now all of the sudden I just woke up in a parking lot by my house and it's halfway through Tuesday 😂
You are supposed to be doing a decade not a time machine 😂🤙
your incredible, definitely encouraging to watch. im 42 and getting into flatland for the first time, so your style if tutorials are extremely helpful
Hey, thanks. And great choice 🤩 consistency is key. Take it easy🤙
Never seen a lawnmower to decade before. That was impressive.
Cheers, buddy 🤙
This gives my old ass hope! Thank you.
There is always hope! Take it easy and if you can, gentrly stretch out your hip flexors with lunges and hamstrings by leaning over forward with straight legs. Let me know how those decades are going 🤙
Another great step by step video. 400+ subscribers now, that's like half a high school Scott
Hey, thanks Ron. It is pretty amazing! Cheers 🤙
Great tutorial. I really like the progression. Fit for older guys like me.
Cheers. Let me know how you go! Take it easy and baby steps. You should be sweet 🤙
Great vid Scott, loved the combo at the end, you seemed to decade out of nowhere! Missing my bike riding at the moment, snow and ice and covid keeping me away. Roll on the spring and summer!
One thing that really hit home when I was in the northern hemisphere was how much snow you have. As well as how long it just sits around on the ground. And stays there! Take care, buddy
Great video, in my 25+ years of I’ve never learned decades and it’s been a few years since I tried them last. I’m going to learn these and soon, keep up the great riding and videos!
Nice one. Take it easy and let me know your progress 🤙
This year I build my osbmx and relearn because your video.. Thank you for great video..
hey, this is such great news. Glad that you are getting back on your bike. I think it is the right thing to do. Cheers 🤙
I'm just getting back into BMX after 30 plus years. I was never able to do this trick. What a great tutorial. I can't wait for the snow to melt. Keep making these great videos.
Hey Jamie, great to hear you are getting back into BMX. Thank you for the kind words. Good luck with the snow 🤙
Same here! going to attempt to get this down pack using Scott's steps! Thanks!
I learned the decade as a teenager in five tries. Actually my two friends made a bet between them who could do it first. I sat back like oh I'll get this first, and did. Had these on lock for years, and lost them. Inspired now to get them back at 49.
I remember as a kid freaking out at the possibility of jumping over the head tube. You'll get it back in no time🤙
What a Great Video.
Cheers man 🤙
I actually bought a lawnmower today! & .. I haven't owned one for a decade .... seriously... its an omen.
You don't actually need a lawnmower for a decade. But they are fun 😆🤙
As a kid I used to do these double from the pedals not the pegs no seat post required. Good times good times
Crazy! Absolutely crazy! Nice one🤙
Awesome vid. I will def be adding this to my practice sesh 😎
Awesome, glad I could help. Tag me on IG, I'd love to see your progress 🤙
Boss!🎉
Cheers Chris 🤙
This was perfect thank you !!!!
Fantastic, let me know how you go. Cheers, Peter 🤙
Dude your videos are spot on
Cheers, buddy 🤩
Great job scott
Cheers Steve. How are your decades coming along?🤙
I was never consistent with them in the 80's.....i stopped riding for a long time and now I have been having a fear of them now that I'm 50.....it's a process
I think that this is why I broke it down like this. It is how I would like to learn it if I was trying again.. Take it easy and let the steps come. If you are seriously wanting to learn them, consistency is the main thing above everything else. Spend 2-5 mins a day every day on it. You'll soon get comfortable with the steps and the next step will become more within reach. Cheers man 🤙
Great video just rebuilt my 2-hip Stout boy from 1995 cant wait to try some tricks.
That is great news!
Best tutorial ever
Hey, thanks. I hope it helps🤙
Great tutorial on the decade. On my list to learn. Love the variations at the end, especially the lawnmower.
You'll get it in no time🤙
I think I'm the only person who does these from the top of the back wheel, behind the seat clamp..I feel I get a good leap up over the bike this way..it get's you more vertical and people flip out when they see it....but honestly it's probably one of the safer tricks to learn as long as your brakes work and you have a good grip...love what you're doing. keep the videos coming.
Did you learn it this way? And if so, were you brakeless? Always brakeless? Cheers 🤙
@@bmxbanditdude never brake-less(I'm 49 :) ) I just did not have access to videos and magazines where I lived..far from town. I saw it once and that was how I recreated it in my head....so that's how I learned it.
@@nowherebrain haha, awesome! That is kind of how I learnt all the tricks. I saw the photos and tried to figure out how they got there. However, I had 3 other guys to ride with. And some times a few others from a town a few hours away would travel up by train for the day.
Stoked I found your page. Going to try this tonight! Now to look through to see if you have anything for Miami Hoppers... Thank you!!!
Hey Luke, cheers. I will save you the search-I don't have anything for Miama Hoppers. Cherry pickers, on the other hand. Or G turns, haha. Let me know how it goes🤙
You have done a great job, and the number of subscribers is growing on the channel!
Cheers Vlad. It is pretty remarkable and quite exciting seeing people watching and liking the videos 😃🤙
my dad use to ride BMX😍😍😍
Hey Daniella! Tell your Dad that I said that he needs to start riding BMX again. And that he needs to get you a BMX and teach you some sweet tricks 🤙
Thanks for doing these videos!🤘
Hope it helps 🤙
Awesome thanks for sharing!
Let me know how you go🤙
🤘 F-ing A 🤘
How are your decades? 🤙
Great video, I’m getting back into flatland after 15yrs being out. Prior to that it was in the 90’s till early 2000, then stopped to other commitments. Your old school riding inspires me to keep going lol Day 1 on the courts today and surprising after so long out I still could get a few scuffing tricks going and even do a cyclone haha. Rusty but still getting back out there anyway. Those Chase VHS videos are all coming out of the archives too hahaha
That is brilliant! Definitely get back into it. Yeah, Chase is phenomenal! Cheers, man! 🤙
@@bmxbanditdude yeah, l’m back in and l built up a pretty good set up 🤙
@@tribalart88 well, you can’t keep me in this much suspense - details 🤙
@@bmxbanditdude 😂
@@bmxbanditdude built a raw frame S&M Intrikat with aftermarket parts.
Great video! Looks like a tough trick!
Hey Rusty, They all are pretty tough. Once you become more familiar with them they get better 😃🤙
This video is fantastic. A lawnmower into a decade. Epic. I got my 87 gt performer waiting for new tires and I can’t wait to try this.
Thanks! Let me know how you go 🤙
Great tutorial my son and I are beginners in freestyle and your teaching is making it easy for us to learn thank you for your videos
Hey, thank you for your kind words. That is awesome that you are learning flat with your son. Take care 🤙
nice man...
Thanks buddy 🤙
Dope
Cheers. How are your decades coming along?
@@bmxbanditdude I'm not really into bmx personally, but I definitely appreciate the skills involved 🙏🏽
Great tutorials Scott. I’m working on relearning tricks I’ve done thousands of times years ago and I really enjoy the way you break everything down. Great for a refresher or just starting out. Keep riding!
Hey Ken, that is so great that you are getting back to it. You'll be there in no time🤙
Nice step by step tutorial. Thanks. They don't seem so scary now. :p
Thanks. Keep me updated with your progress 🤙
This helped a lot. Thank you very much
Sweet 😃 keep me updated with your progress 🤙
Damn I've been at it for weeks on my 24" Street Trials bike. Currently stuck on step 7 and it feels like I'll never figure it out 😩
Hang in there! You'll get it. Are you landing at 3:41, 3:52, or are you able to get both legs to the other side?
Which frame? Looks awesome
Cheers buddy. Hoffman big dadday. Got it on the last day of 2019
Great video! 👍 Do you need the back brake on when you come out of the endo onto the back wheel?
Thank you. I have the brakes on, yet many others ride brakeless and rather than putting their foot on the seat tube, they put it straight onto the back tyre against the frame. I find brakes much easier 🤙
_(What he’s having a hard time putting into words around __2:20__)_ a decade is the inverse of a tailwhip; instead of doing a foot-jam and balance on the front tire in the foot-jam while the frame & rear-wheel make the 360° trip around, you foot-jam on the back wheel (from the backward roll causes by the endo), you push off from the rear tire foot-jam, and *YOU* make the 360° trip around the frame…
I never thought of it like this. Hmm, now you are making me wonder how many other inverse tricks there are 🤙
@@bmxbanditdude
Inverse tricks?! LOL, thinking about it logically… Decade vs. Tail-whip’s about it…
_(obviously not including flatland tricks at all)_