Half pipes

It happens to me, but with a 8ft one. That shit is fucking huge, and if you dont go really fast you cant even go up it.

8 feet isn't soo bad. I ride a ten foot ramp at my local park. Start by just carving the ramp and work you way up. I can't be of to much help though because i have only aired a few inches above coping.

Just keep working on 180 . Get use to the flow of the halfpipe.and your landings are very important? Watch tons of how to video's. . Work your way to the top,feel comfortable when you 180 that takes some fear away??

blaaaaaaaaa wrote:

8 feet isn't soo bad. I ride a ten foot ramp at my local park. Start by just carving the ramp and work you way up. I can't be ...more

blaaaaaaaaa wrote:

8 feet isn't soo bad. I ride a ten foot ramp at my local park. Start by just carving the ramp and work you way up. I can't be of to much help though because i have only aired a few inches above coping.

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I dont think that its the best thing to learn on. It was my first and unique time in a skatepark aswell.

It's best to learn on lower ones and to do hop 180s, but once you get used to it, you'll find it so much easier to go higher on bigger ramps if you go straight up and let the ramp do the work. There's a 7ft halfpipe at my local park and I o straight up and all I have to do is turn when I'm in the air.

Brian_Griffin wrote:

Just keep working on 180 . Get use to the flow of the halfpipe.and your landings are very important? Watch tons of how to ...more

Brian_Griffin wrote:

Just keep working on 180 . Get use to the flow of the halfpipe.and your landings are very important? Watch tons of how to video's. . Work your way to the top,feel comfortable when you 180 that takes some fear away??

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how should I land?

BMX_Forever wrote:

It's best to learn on lower ones and to do hop 180s, but once you get used to it, you'll find it so much easier to go higher ...more

BMX_Forever wrote:

It's best to learn on lower ones and to do hop 180s, but once you get used to it, you'll find it so much easier to go higher on bigger ramps if you go straight up and let the ramp do the work. There's a 7ft halfpipe at my local park and I o straight up and all I have to do is turn when I'm in the air.

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Good advice, thanks.

And how do you stay in line with the coping instead of flying out onto the deck when you air out of the half pipe?

and also is it better to have my tires pumped up or not so much?

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Watch this, it'll help.

thanks^