What to pay attention to when getting started with BMX

Have brakes, watch out for pedestrians, and watch out for both sides.

It is a prerequisite for novices to learn BMX to ride a stable bike.

The first beginner move is bunny hop, which is dolphin jump.

Novice BH first lacks the sense of the car, including the ability to control the car, the ability to balance and so on.

Secondly, lack of arm strength BH still has some requirements for arm strength.

When you are new to school, try to turn the center of gravity "slightly" backward Do not pull the head too much, pull the head to the top easily, and people do not turn over, or can jump out of the car in time.

After countless exercises, start to practice the movements on the legs When the handlebar is pulled up to about 30cm, you can start to tighten the legs Try to close the legs and the foot has the feeling of firmly grasping the pedals, as long as the rear wheel is up, it means that there is a feeling As for the height, the problem is determined by the frequency and time of practice.

Don't think you can learn it in a short period of time.

I was able to bh20cm for a month, and the movement was completely correct, and it took half a year to achieve it.

There are questions that I don't understand.

First you have to learn to ride, that's basic.

First of all, everyone's car is different.

The riding feeling of each bike is different, and the feeling of the bike is an intangible thing.

If you're familiar with your own car, don't do advanced moves with someone else's car.

Such as the dragon swinging tail, stepping on the front wheel to shake the frame, falling difference, etc., these are very dangerous.

Therefore, you can't be too rushed, and you can't even practice any BMX movements if you don't even have the basic adaptability and coordination with the car.

Some of the people I've seen can't even ride on their feet, they sway, and they fall when they pull a handle.

Not to mention making moves. So let's go back and learn to ride first.

As for how novices practice the car feel.

1.You can ride for a few hours first.

2.Try not to brake or remove the brakes and get over small obstacles.

3.For double-handed exercises, it is okay to have a short seat bag, as long as there is a certain speed.

4.Practice lifting the front wheel and lifting the back wheel.

In about half a month, you can be liberated.

After having plenty of car feel.

Then just practice bunny hop to your heart's content.

As long as you pull at least 50 handlebars a day, and when you feel it, push forward hard, and at the same time bend your legs, and the rear wheel will rise.

Congratulations, bunny hop has been practiced...

1) peg the part is not intended for sitting.

Two or three people, just put their feet on it and do all kinds of movements. In general, a coarse PEG made of aluminum is used for FLAST, and a PEG with less loss of iron is used for street.

2) Grip handlebar, although the shed cavity is small, but it is an important part. Thinner grips are more popular because thinner grips are easier to force.

3) Brake BMX is mainly used to adjust the balance. The 990 brakes are more effective.

4) STEM shafts, the parts that fix the handle, there are various varieties, but they can be divided into two categories: AHEAD and general STEM. If you want to use Aherdstem, you must use a AHEAD-specific HERD part, but Aherds are easier to adjust and have a stronger fixing force, so Aherds are used more.

5) Gyro is a part that does not wrap up the wire of the brake when the handle is rotated.

6) seat If you look at the photo, you can see that it is not used for the seat, but for the steering part (the angle is not suitable for the seat). GT or PRIMO dominates.

7) Seat post seatpost, the shape is suitable for the market, but the thickness of the frame varies, so it is best to bring your own seatpost with you when buying.

8) RIM rims, in order to brake, there must be plating.

9) Free Coaster is a part that does not turn backwards when crank is reversed. It is a necessity for those who perform flat movements.