Learn Wheelbase Hops!

Learn how to hop your bike a full wheelbase forward with this tutorial - this move is a hard one to find and even harder to explain all the nuances, but I think we hit all of the main points here. I broke the wheelbase hop movement down into four sections: bike, body, brake and pedal.
The best part is that this movement builds on all the elements that you practiced on the Lunge tutorial that we put out a few weeks ago. Here's a link to that video if you want to check it out: • Jump Your Bike! (Up To...
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[@MrPijus123]

This channel is a godsend to beginners. Wish it was around a few years back when I was learning my trials skills.

[@SuperRiderTV]

Thanks so much! That was my goal, and hopefully we can get some people on mountain bikes to pick up a few trials skills as well!

[@everjit]

Most awaited tutorial on this move as it's not avail on any other chanel... Thank you very much for the details 🙏

[@SuperRiderTV]

Awesome, glad you liked it! Hope it helps!

[@fiphoto8441]

Amazing details! If a company builds a "Super Rider" signature street trials bike, I'll buy it. Just saying! Thanks for the tutorial.

[@SuperRiderTV]

That would be awesome…maybe it’ll happen someday! 🙌

[@JosephBank]

Some of your best work! So good. I will be practicing all of those drills and variations.

[@SuperRiderTV]

Thanks so much for all of your input and insight over the past few weeks! Makes all the difference in the world when it comes to making these videos. 👊

[@mrmr3621]

how does you channel not have a million subs yet ? , I am generally so surprised ! , I guess trials has a smaller viewer base

[@SuperRiderTV]

We’re on our way, slowly but surely. Thanks for being here early! 🙌

[@alimantado373]

Im in London UK I've only seen one other Street Trials Rider in a few years.

[@michaelkav6345]

Mornin’ sir. Thanks for another very helpful video!! Have a great weekend….

[@SuperRiderTV]

Thanks so much watching! Glad it was helpful - have a great weekend!

[@stujohnston8740]

Mate your vids have helped me so much I really appreciate what you do & have done thank you

[@vicerruiz]

Muchas gracias por tus explicaciones. Son de las mejores que se pueden encontrar por internet

[@usbsol]

Day 2 of asking for a handlebar/stem length video or 'short' even. Another great idea of mine (😊) is making A Tree of Skill, with the most fundamental moves at the base and then branching out into branches composed or similar moves but with increasing moves. Heck, I will even help withf the graphical part if needed 😇 Cheers 🤙🕺

[@SuperRiderTV]

Great idea! Come join us in the Discord channel (linked in the description of the video) - there are a ton of factors and I want to make sure we answer your question. Our Discord crew has been working on a skill tree, too, and your design knowledge might be the final piece to the puzzle!

[@usbsol]

Sounds great - will do 👍

[@brucemilmont6455]

How do I relate this to my mountain bike activity? I have observed mtb tech trail riding video's using the hop to overcome obstacles. You are the only one that i I could find that teaches the technique.

[@SuperRiderTV]

Perfect timing! Start with this video that came out today, then come back to this one - it's the next step that builds on the original technique: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqXEhXSwiLWEh9k

[@hjmaster6825]

I loved this video it helped me so much

[@SuperRiderTV]

Sweet! Thanks for this - stoked that you found it helpful!

[@ashdriver1813]

Hey bro I was the guy on tiktok that ask what size bike for 5.8 and btw I was the first to see this video

[@SuperRiderTV]

Awesome! If you were looking for a street trials bike, I’d suggest a 24” bike. If you wanted to go competition style, you might consider a mod bike (20”). What style of riding are you planning to learn? Either way - you are in the right place, thanks for being here!

[@maxpainxl125]

you are always the best....

[@SuperRiderTV]

Thanks!! 🙌

[@ts122231]

Thanks for this great tutorial, but can you just say a little bit more about the break technic for this bike move? Thanks in advance....

[@SuperRiderTV]

Going to do another video around this technique - stay tuned!

[@at5504]

Perfect timing as I've been trying to figure out this move myself (along with getting better at the lunge). It seems so natural when you do it but feels super awkward when I try it. Something about dropping my chest to the bars. I noticed you have one tanwall Ikon on the rear wheel. Why not the front too? I just picked up a set for my Hex and plan on going tubeless as I keep pinching the rear.

[@SuperRiderTV]

Right on - a lot of the crew on Twitch have been working on this one as well, that’s what prompted it. Takes a bit to put all those four elements together, but once you’ve got it, it becomes automatic! Truthfully, I could only find one Ikon at the time (I was pinching and wanted to upgrade the back wheel - added a Tannis liner in there too). Will update the front tire soon!

[@alimantado373]

crazy upper body strength needed to do this as a beginner 😣 please Im running 24 cogs front and 12 in back, I need my bike for commuting. what are you running!?

[@SuperRiderTV]

Think about it like you’re moving the bike from behind you to in front of you. So many people focus on trying to push the bike forward, which is harder. If your body position is forward on the bike and you pull it forward to adjust, it’s easier to do it. I hope that makes sense! 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@vcys2]

Does it take lots of strength to lift the bike up and forwards?

[@SuperRiderTV]

It’s mostly technique - using the momentum is the key, instead of your strength.