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This is mostly preference but it’s the general rule in bmx. It may seem easier to spin it the other way but catching the tailwhip will be much more difficult. If you do it on the direction I mentioned you have easy access to catch and stop the bike with your dominant (front) foot versus trying to do the same with the rear.

@@pytelbikes so why do you do it the opposite way you recommend

I’m right foot forward and I spin to counter clock like I said in the vid and demonstrated?

I think anywhere between 720-760mm is perfect and whatever rise you desire. It will be slightly easier on a rigid fork since there will be no bounce. I think if you try consistently for about a week you should get close/land the tailwhip. I don’t recommend going for longer than an hour at a time as you get tired and start to get lazy with it. Your bike should be perfect for learning this trick though.

@@pytelbikes @Nick Pytel thanks 🙏 alot ! It really Gonna Help Me . only Problem with me is that I don't have any skate park ! All I Have to Do is that I have to Learn On Flat Grounds! Between Thanks a lot For all The Valuable Lessons .

Fox d30 knee pads, fuse whip shin pads, space brace 2.0

thank you so much for your answer, for the ankles pads did it fit with high top shoes ?

@@math_hc_9721 they should I used them with hi top vans for a little bit

perfect thank you so much !!