Learn to Endo 180 in UNDER 6 hours! // Mountain Bike Progression
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- Im learning to Endo 180, Stoppie 180, Nose 180, Endo Pivot, or whatever you want to call it! It's time to finally start progressing as a Mountain Biker. So this is the trick Im starting with.
I think everyone has a fear of going over the bars so I felt like this was a great trick to start with in order to get comfortable on the tipping point. And you'll definitely get comfortable hanging out on the nose of your bike if you try to learn this trick!
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I can see that the most important step is having chickens in the garden, I'm going to buy some as soon as possible.
Or chickens in your diet lol
Before you Buy Chickens, Chickens are Pretty Intemedating when they Get In your House because if you're Sitting, you need to Stand up and Let them Go Away!😂😂
I knew I was missing something!
Yo in Australia if we "quickly moved some leaves" a snake would pop out straight away
Hahahahaaha... holy shit... that's hilarious
so true
That’s st’ralia for ya
No it wouldn't, Australia isnt even dangerous at all i live on a farm in central west queensland. The heartland of the two most dangerous snakes on earth, crocodiles, cassowaries, wild giant pythons to go along with it and wildboars, mad goats, heat exhausted farm stock like bulls and deadly spiders but you will rarely ever find yourself come across one.
Asia and America are hundreds of times more deadly and dangerous with Bears, tigers and all that other shit that will hunt you down
S H it’s called humour and a stereotype
Endo 180s and plain endos are one of my favorite tricks to do when just messing around. You should also practice fakies so you can roll out of it.
One of the easiest things to just hop into and if you're comfortable hopping over your bars, you can stay pretty safe doing them (hopefully)
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Can you do wheelies or manuals? If not I would love videos about learning them. Love your work :)
Jannis he has a wheelie video, just like this one, check it out🤘
Manuals take ages to learn and even longer to get good at, from experience it's kind of something that you keep doing with really small improvements each time. To make it into a video would take serious effort to make decent progression. If you're interested a guy called Mike Boyde from learn quick has a really good video on his progression.
I love watching your videos when you progress as a rider, it shows how relatable you are and makes for great advice and entertainment for us! Thank you!
Thanks man! Ya it always kinda sucks when a pro is telling you how to do a trick and you're stuck at a step they didnt even think would be worth covering Haha 😂
as you go to turn you need to look where you want to go instead of where you were going just like when you are riding any turn on a trail. never mind you did just that when you switched to the dirt jumper.
Exactly, looking where you want to turn to plus getting your body (not the back wheel) as exactly as possible over your front hub are the keys for endo 180s - no matter whether you're doing this on a short dirt jumper or a long, low and slack 29er enduro
Kyle and April do the best manual video on CZcams, I used it to fine tune my manuals to get more consistency into getting the front wheel into the right position.
Now can manual pretty good.
4:06 Those brakes need a bleed.
Dont they all...
I can help you out with that...
Bite point adjust?
Yeah I would have dirty bled those riiiiight away. Swampy brakes is something I can't tolerate.
If they're Shimano anyway... :)
I knew they were SRAM as soon as he mentioned them. Keeping them bled in that humidity would have turned this into a 12 hour video.
I love how happy you are when you are starting to do it, it warms up my heart. Keep it up x
I read in a MTB magazine way back 1997... grabbing both brakes makes it easier. creating the pedals as a stable platform. and also turn your head to the direction you want to turn makes a lot of difference.
4:04 you should probably be able to adjust the position of your brakes with screws that are on there or be able to bleed/move the cable to get it into the right place.
P.s You can try to endo 180 whilst going backwards to finish the trick in the same direction
Henry Laird yes there is that but they are guides, they are known for getting stuck or not working and just generally being terrible, i wouldn’t go near them
@@alfiecochrane1061 hi, im no expert but what would you guys say about tektro auriga comp brakes? Are they good? Bad?
@@alfiecochrane1061 I live in the Uk so I run hope brakes and they have been great for me
AngeryAnimal well, in the mtb world, the more you pay usually the better you get. if you want some solid sharp brakes you gonna have to bite the bank a bit, i’ve owned tektro twice and they have both been terrible but that’s because they are cheapy and came with the bike. i’m no expert either but look around and there will be answers to find the best brakes for your price range in forums and stuff
Henry Laird yeah they’ll be great i run a pair of shimano zee’s they’re brilliant
Hi Seth me my brother and my dad are building a line of booters in our backyard and starting to get into mountain biking instead of bmx you really inspired me and would love if you gave me advice on how you started your CZcams channel
Derek Burckes start making trail build videos or something to do with mtb and make sure that u get ur name out there to the mtb community
You already have my SUB 🔥🤙
Thanks guys I definitely will
ill sub if you going to make videos!
Yea I will if the weather cooperates
You nailed it! You were facing the opposite direction and could have easily peddled off that way. You definitely achieved the goal. Nice job!
If i could give it two thumbs up I certainly would.
I am 47 and learning wheelie and this is going to be next.
Thanks mate! Regards from Poland.
Not sure if anyone commented it before, but what really helped me learning this skill. Turn your head and focus the way you want to go. You are easily fixed on the one spot your front wheel stop. This will cause all sort of problems, only focus on the stop then turn body to get momentum and then head to find your exit :) You did it a couple of times and it looked so much smoother.
First time watching ur vids that berm at the start looks sick, starting to watch all ur vids now
I learnt how to 180 Endo a few months ago and find it so useful on the trails
I just started doing (trying) the endo 180. Pretty much got the endo down after a few days. Your progression is just like mine after 2 hours today! So another 4 hours of practice, maybe? Mind you I'm in early 60's! So I'm not as nimble as I used to be! Glad I caught your vid today! inspiring for sure! Cheers from Tokyo mate! BTW love the backyard ramps and all...envy
This dude try’s so hard and is so determined to improve his riding I bet if he went to whistler he would come home being able to clear A line!
I agree. And he has such a friendly and inviting personality.
Hey! That was it. Next the half cab and the circle is complete ;) . But it was super cool to see how important the head and the shoulders are in rotations, the moment you started to turn your head in the right direction, it was night and day. maybe try to pick a spot on the ground near your front wheel and "turn arond it" it helped me a lot to learn these kind of tricks. Keep up the good work, your vids are really refreshing
used to do these all the time, you have the right attitude to learn stuff mate!
I mean, my brain would probably end me up with raking the lawn off leaves🤔🤔
Love the videos, every single one of them, but this series are very fun to watch!
And I’d love a playlist with all these ’learning to’ vids compiled, That’d be sick!
SO REAL, SO NATURAL , thank you for shared your time
I love chickens, especially at the end (I have 17 chickens, 7 goats, and a dog, all with fun names I remember all the time) and this progression is great, you should keep doing this! I am working on skinnies currently.
What helped my friend a lot: use the front wheel. You are very likely to quickly get into a position where you can't move further. Turn the front wheel slightly towards the direction which you want to turn in, while beeing in the air, turn it slowly in the other direction it helps to cross the unmovable position.
As you can see, he figured it out without knowing throughout the training sessions.
@ßrooks yeah, it also helped me, but I discovered it out after I could do it
Dude you have the cleanest looking duel suspension bike I’ve ever seen
You defently landed it and i wanna say thankyou. I tried this trick and didn't made it and now i have motivation again to do it.
Hi Seth I saw your complaint about your brakes I personally also have those sram brakes to and on the lever there is a little knob on the end that you can twist to get the pads to bite earlier
I love this progression video ... I really enjoy that you posses mortal skills and not only do over the top stuff that is unrealistic for 90 percent of the people just trying to enjoy mountain biking. ;-) Keep em coming!
Nobody's gonna take a protractor video. That was a 180 in my book! Great job! 🙌
Man. It took me 6 months to learn them on an old BMX bike, back in the mid '80's. Good luck with that.
I really enjoy your humble channel. It's interresting and humorous. Keep up the good work and please never get arrogant and full of yourself. 🍻
I would say you got it. Next you should learn a fakie it 180 where you roll backwards, pull your back break and rotate in the other direction. I have always wanted to learn that trick!!!
Nice job man. I’m sure you have them dialed by now. What really helped me was to A) Look where I wanted I would end the trick. B) having my rear foot steer the direction of the 180 ( left foot back = CCW, right foot back = CW). Hope these tips can help anyone reading this. 🤙🏼
used to be able to that 25 years ago but have not tried for so long. do not remember how much I practiced to get it down, but know I face planted many times along the way.
Forget about whether 179/181 or whatever. The main thing is progression and you showed great progression in your skillz! Keep up the progress and sharing great content. But yes I would say you can 180 Endo now :-)
Great job on the 180! Here because this is today’s mission for me too!
Very nice show on the progression and time period. May have to try learning this one myself.
This is a very good video for any begginer thinking of learning this. I reckon though that with more speed the turning should be easier. I'll begin my learning journey this afternoon and yeah that's an endo 180 and I would be thrilled to be able to do it like this.
Epic. Watching you learn this trick, "tricked" me into thinking I learned this trick. You motivated me though. I got 6 months to learn this trick Bikes are awesome. Awesome vid, so fun.
Nice work!
A quick way to recover Hydraulic soft 'brake handles to the bar' 4:01 (other than the obvious needed bleed) is to pull them on tight and tap the tube to loosen any air bubbles. (sometimes holding the bike on its rear wheel with the rear brake handle upper most for rear brakes).
Holding the brake on will shrink the bubble allowing it to move more freely up the line.
Sometimes pulling them tight followed by a quick release (rinse repeat) easiest using one finger then let the lever flick free.
You can put a zip tie or bit of wire on the handle to hold it while you tap air to the handle.
For the front you may need to lean the bike over so the front brake handle is uppermost.Internationally, motorbike front brake levers are on the right... confusing why some countries chose bikes on the left when your right wrist is generally the strongest (I'm ambidextrous but wouldn't ride left front as it would stand a chance of killing me if I went back to the motorbike!)
This video was a joy to watch. Your level of stoke was inspiring. As far as a full 180, I'll give it to you, but I think with tricks like that if you can return in the direction you came from... it's a 180.
Love to see this type of video from the channel! Please do more to give hope to us beginning mountain bikers!!
I dont think it matters what we think about if you landed it or not. So happy you are progressing on the bike so if you are happy with the results, then take it! This sparked the idea for my to land it too! Im going to start it tomorrow!
This was fun to watch and see you get stoked as you improved
This is like the music you listen to when your put on hold.
Love your videos and really loving the music lately too man! Kinda has a similar feel to The Shins which is hands down one of my favorite bands. So cool to see how creative you are in all areas of your life. Keep up the awesome work man, you and this channel are going somewhere!
This video has inspired me to make this video and learn to endo 180, cheers! great progress, definitely keep it up :D
I actually learned how to do rolling stoppies like 5 yards and then 180 at the end, once i mastered this i jumped on my motorbike and it was surpriseingly the same but with more weight, so yes in princeable it works.
Hey Seth, I remember when you were only at 8k subs... and now the silver play button is in sight!
This was awesome! I love watching your trail building, but I’d be stoked to see more of this type of video. This one really makes me want to get outside and ride even if I’m not going to a trail.
You’ll do it easier if you fully commit and turn into it, also lower your seat, and learn to turn bars and keep weight central over your bike so you stay upright, it’ll lead to other cool stuff though! You can lock back break when you land and rotate 180 again on the back wheel after to go forwards, I even learned to do a full 360 on my back wheel after the 180 endo. Keep going your bike looks very nice too and your home set up! 🤘🏻👍🏻
Basically you got it. The faster you wind up beforehand the smoother you are getting it. The success comes I think from the riding out of it. So your endo 180 with then a fakie 180 out ( same direction, not reversed) will be perfect. It’s kind of like a trick that is one half of a better trick the full flat ground 360?
ACE, I basically am doing the same for wheelies and endo's and documenting my progression. I'm keen to start the 180, sweet vid man
A couple of tips from a bmx rider:
Drop ur inside shoulder a little more and make sure to turn ur head around all the way, ur body will naturally follow. If u practice fakies and roll outs it will also make the trick feel better and more satisfying.
Great job!!!! Keep doing what your doing be proud of what you have accomplished, and who cares how long it will take to do the next trick it’s all about trying!!!
For sure gonna try this while I’m in iso
Man, your tenacity is inspiring! Great job.
:} and that's a fast learning curve... for most ppl it takes a bit longer to get the same results..
one thing though, the more 'tricks' one learns, the faster new ones click (up to a point).
in this particular example, if one already can ride backwards for more than a couple of feet, keeping balance after landing the Endo 180 is obviously much easier.. if one can wheelie, lateral balance is much easier when learning to manual... etc.. things are way more difficult at first, like WAY more, but it's just a matter of time, it really is.
Don't forget to look where you want the bike to go. Keep your eyes up...a lot of the ones you didn't quite get you're looking down at the front wheel or off to the side.
A little under 180 but 100%better than me since i cant do it yet. Now I will try to practice and do it based on your video!
Speed is not really your friend, it can be a crutch in the start to get it up easier, but more spd= your body wanna keep going and you lose your balance way easier, thats why when you started going past 90 degrees you just fell over :D
Amazing progress and got me hyped for the season even tho i dont ride bikes at all haha
100% you got it, the controll you showed at the end of the video to back to back do it even tho it might not be exacly 180 degrees, its still the concept that you clearly have grasped
Nice! This inspired me to do half an hours worth of practice at this, and I realised that on my new bike (vitus nucleus) I wasnt popping and compressing the right way compared to on my old bike (mid 90s muddy fox) which has a linger stem, meaning endos are inherently easier. So yeah, my goal of endo 180s properly clean with a clean fakie out by the end of this season are beginning to seem possible!
Am I the only person that loves waking up to a new BTB vid?....Keep the great content coming Seth!!! 🔥🔥🔥 and I definitely think you landed that 180 endo 👍
Really enjoyed videos like this, goes to show how a bit of concentrated practice is the best way to get results.
guide brakes are pretty good, you probably either need a bleed or new pads, you can adjust the lever distance out to make them less squishy too.
i love that you did this kind of video, i really enjoyed it. keep it up!!
yep, lots of them! Good work Seth!
Great vid bro! I say you nailed it! Would love to see you keep bringing it on around for a 360. That’s what I want to be able to eventually do. Either way, you’ve definitely inspired me to get out and try to nail the endo 180
Dude the music that you make is awesome. And me my brother love it so much.
Love the attitude an passion. Entertainment for sure!
Dont worry about the brakes. Carve into the 180 a little harder. Slightly hop into the endo, shift your hips forward and turn your head in the direction of the spin. Then spin faster than you are. The higher you get your endo the easier the pivot will be. Great Job!!! Keep going, you are getting better. Oh! And drop you ass back behind your seat on the fakie.
I don’t know how to do an endo, but it looked like you got it. I hope to learn how to do one soon.
With the Sram Guide brakes you have , there are 2 knobs , 1 to adjust the bite point and 1 to adjust the reach so if you test which one , you’re brakes won’t pull to the handlebars . It could also be a bad brake bleed causing them to pull to the bars
You definitely landed it Seth! You don't have to go a FULL 180 degrees, 179 is fine ;)
Count it!!! Great work bro, it would be sick to see more progression videos like this!!!
a brilliant way of learning to do tricks, I'm building a DJ right now and you've inspired me to do the same and improve my skills also
Thanks!
So awesome showing the progression
2:46 when i clicked on the video and saw the tittle i was immediately waiting for the part where he goes over the bars
Hi I’m from Australia love your videos
Great edit..! It's going to take practice and time to polish the move up. But the progress you've made is awesome. If you were on a trail and needed to endo turn. You have the move consistent enough to execute it. Good luck with the practice and I'm looking forward to more progression edits
Nice to see you got it pretty good. I'm leaning the mtb essentials too and getting better at what I already know.
For trail riding, 150 degree pivoes does the trick on tight downhill switchbacks.
Dude props!!🤟🤟 I’ve been practicing endos for a year and I am still not getting the hang of it
Endo 180- I applaud you.. I have tried and tried but just cant get it.
Im gonna learn this tommorow..i can feel ur havin fun brooo
Some great tips for endos keeping wheel pressure high running tires with less tread and practicing on road helps as its easier to allow your front wheel to pivot
For me getting closer to mastering this trick what helped was if you come in leaning to the opposite direction of we're my rear tire is going, I don't fall off when my rear tire touches the ground. (Does that makes sense to any one) kinda shown at 3:31
It would definitely help if you preloaded the suspension to pop you into the endo, also a bit more speed would help you carry momentum into the endo. Hope this helps.
very cool to see progression.. i learned my 180 endos from trackstand so it is interesting to see learning from movement.. i feel like it is harder to be consistent because of variations in approaching speed.. but it is easier to get rear wheel up and rotation going.. maybe you should try one from trackstand also..
doing another 180 after landing rear wheel is also lots of fun.. just lock back brake upon landing, weight shift back a bit, pop front up and continue rotation.. it comes very natural after endo 180..
4:07 one hexa screw driver and you can re index it properly, but keep in mind to change the worn brake pad when needed
To be able to do it 100% ya gotta try it on a trail to reverse the direction without going off trail. Nice work! I'd say 95% of the way...👍
Try to squeeze both your brakes so when your back wheel comes down you can pivot on you back wheel
the key to this.. .is after the 180.. you need to be able to roll backward, and 180 out... essentially a 360 in total.. I recommend practicing the rolling back and 180 out first, as it is actually easier, but getting used to rolling backwards is the more difficult part
also, you need to work on rotating the bars with the bike durring the endo 180, it will make it feel much smoother, although it will be more difficult on the grass as the wheel will stick.
You did really well now starting out. Try pivoting on your tire rather than swinging the bike frame.
I've got that fear of going forward! nice work
Please do more videos like this
very relatable and helpful for beginners like myself
I’m also learning this over lockdown!