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STUNTS:
12:00 Wheelie A wheelie past that balance point of the bike. The back brake must be used here to keep the bike from flipping. People who ride 12:00s commonly scrape the taillight while riding the wheelie. 180 endo Doing an endo and turning the bike around with the back tire still in the air so the endo is landed facing the opposite way it started. Turning it 180 degrees. 360 Wheelie Doing a wheelie and riding it in a circle. It is a slow wheelie that can be done best in a parking lot. Acid Drop Doing an endo off a drop off like a curb. Apehanger Doing a 12:00 wheelie you stand the bike straight up and hit the taillight. While the bike is scraping along like that you jump off of the bike and let your legs drag behind it while holding onto the handle bars. Then you do a pull-up and ride the bike away. Balance Point When riding a wheelie there is a point where the bike stops accelerating and you can continue on doing the wheelie with no gain in speed. This is the balance point where your bike is perfectly balanced. Ball - up To crack while riding a bike gererally while stunting. BW/Curb Monkey A female who follows the bikers around on rides, hang-outs, parties, ect. The females are usually easy and get passed around the group guys. They often go for the most popular guy at the time, or the one with the nicest bike. BW stands for Bike Whore. Can - Can A stand-up wheelie where you take one leg and cross it over in front of your body to the opposite side of the bike. Christ/Christ Air To stand up on your moving bike. Mostly on the tank, and sometimes on the seat or passanger seat. It is called the Christ because you generally extend your arms while standing on the bike to resemble Christ on the cross. Coffin Combination It is a term used when you do a varity of tricks within one wheelie, endo, or burnout. For example, you do a standup wheelie, jump to the tank and do an iron cross, then do a heel clicker, back onto the seat and do a heel flamingo...... That is a wheelie combination. Crossed - up Also see highchair. This is when you sit on your gas tank and put your feet over the windshield. a crossed-up wheelie, or endo, or crossed-up donuts. Some say that a crossed-up trick is when you do a highchair and cross your legs. When you do an endo and your arms are crossed-up meaning right hand on clutch and left had on brake. Crunchy Crunchy is equivalent to having a broken bike. When you crack and break your plastics, your plastics are considered crunchy. eg. Wow that guy rides a crunchy piece too! Donuts When doing a burnout you spin in a circle. This is what causes all the pretty black circles on the road. Duct Tape One of the stunters favorite repair tools. When you crunchify your bike, duct tape will keep you riding until you can get another replacement part. Endo To apply the front brakes while moving and bring the back tire off the ground. A rolling endo is when you roll an endo out over a distance. Fender Grab While doing a wheelie, endo or burnout some riders will reach over their front faring and grab their front fender. Flamingo While doing a wheelie you stand up onto your seat and bring one leg straight behind you. Frog Wheelie This is when you do a wheelie while standing on the gas tank. Furred Out Often stunters do not want to repaint their bikes, so they just cover them with fur to hide any imperfections. This also acts like duct tape and holds broken plastics together. Handstand While riding your bike down the road you do a handstand on the moving motorcycle. Highchair See crossed-up. This is when you sit on your gas tank and put your feet over the windshield. Generally its a highchair wheelie but sometimes is also used to reference a highchair endo or sitting highchair while doing donuts. Iron Cross See Tank Wheelie. This is when you sit on your gas tank and do a wheelie with your legs spread out like you are doing the splits. Leap of Death See leap of Faith. Leap of Faith To jump from your seat to your gas tank while riding a moving bike. Loop or Looping To flip your bike over backwards while doing a wheelie and crash. No Footed Can-Can Just as in freestyle motocross. You get on the side of the tank and lift your other foot off, when you do them you can wiggle your feet kinda like a airwalk. You can do them both ways in a combo and then to whatever else like a flamingo or tank wheelie. Over Bars See highchair or crossed-up. This is when you sit on your gas tank and put your feet over the windshield. Also can do over bars wheelie, or over bars endo, or over bars donuts. Passenger Peg Wheelie To do a wheelie while standing on your passenger pegs. Rolling Burnout To do a burnout with your feet off the ground and keep rolling in a straight line. Scrape Bar See wheelie bar. A bar you install on the rear of your bike to allow you to scrape your tail doing a 12:00 wheelie without ruining your your tail plastics or tail light. Also known as wheelie bar or park bar. See-Saw Doing a combination of a wheelie, endo, wheelie, endo.... all in one fluid motion. Skitching When you are riding a moving bike and get off the side or back of the bike with your feet on the ground. Much like skiing. Stand- Up See Standie. This is when you stand on your pegs while riding wheelie. Standie See Stand-Up. A short name for a stand-up wheelie. This is when you stand on your pegs while riding a wheelie. Stoppie See endo. To apply the front brakes while coming to a stop, the back tire is lifted off the ground. Suicide Burnout You stand in front of your unmanned motorcycle facing it and do a burnout. It is called suicide because if you mess up, the bike will launch right into you! Superman To lay down on the bike with your legs on the passenger seat and your feet hanging off the back of the bike. Switchback While riding your motorcycle you turn around and ride backwards. Switchfoot Wheelie To sit backwards on the bike and do a wheelie. Tank Wheelie See Iron Cross. This is when you sit on your gas tank and do a wheelie with your legs spread out like you are doing the splits. Transfer A transfer is to move from one place to another while riding a wheelie Like to transfer from the pegs to the seat. (from a stand-up to a flamingo) Wheelie To use the bikes motor to bring the front tire off the ground. Wheelie Bar A bar for the back of the bike to protect the tail light from being smashed. Also a park bar, is used when you leave the bike parked on tail after a 12:00 wheelie. Wire Ties What you use when a zip tie is not located easily. Zip Ties A Stunter Riders best friend. These can be used to hold on broken fairings, headlight, tail light, subframe..... ect anything that brakes.
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