Thread: [HowTo] Fire Hydrant [F]
-
09-24-2005 #1Endo
- Join Date
- Aug 2004
- Location
- Bavaria, Rosenheim, Germany
- Posts
- 45
[HowTo] Fire Hydrant [F]
Article from BMX-Zone.com, http://www.bmx-zone.com/en-article-id-150.html
Translated from german to englisch, Author: Wynex
Trick Description:
The Fire Hydrant is a combination of Fork Glide and Tailwhip.
This trick is often the first one when trying to learn combinations or more difficult tricks, for example Spastic Frontyard (very difficult) or Decade (very cool!).
HOWTO:
Start rolling at medium speed while having your left foot on the right front peg and the right foot on the left back peg.
Now continue with a slight left turn, followed by turning your handlebar to the right side quickly. This step is needed to get some spinning speed.
The bike should be leaned to the right side (that's the most difficult part at the beginning) and then you push your right foot off from the back peg.
After a fast 180 to 220 degrees turn on your front-wheel (spinning the handlebars with you), keep rolling clockwise with the left foot on the left front peg (as before).
At
this point lean slightly backwards so that the rear wheel comes off the ground and starts spinning with you in the same direction.
Keep rolling the circle .... The smaller the circle the fast the back wheel will start to come around you. You must be ready to grab your brakes then.
When the back wheel and you handlebar build a line (or even later), grab the front brake, catch the turning frame with your right foot and bring your weight back to the right side of your bike.
The back wheel touches the ground you can put your feet back on the pedals and ride on.
Fire Hydrant videos:
Fire Hydrant, 750Kb (divx)
Fire Hydrant to Decade, 757 Kb (divx)
Don't forget to wear your helmet when learning this trick!
-
09-24-2005 #2
Cool flatland move! is this for beginners ?
Lol im not a flatlanderWhy do you ride bmx ?!
-
09-28-2005 #3Barspin
- Join Date
- Jul 2005
- Location
- United kingdom
- Posts
- 427
That was most helpful - will try it again at the next opportunity
-
10-01-2005 #4Endo
- Join Date
- Jul 2005
- Location
- Ghetto, United states
- Posts
- 84
i would bust ass trying that, I hate flatland tricks.
-
10-01-2005 #5Tailwhip
- Join Date
- Aug 2003
- Location
- Den Bosch, Netherlands
- Posts
- 1,683
not a beginners trick, intermediate I would say.
Nice howto!
-
10-14-2005 #6Endo
- Join Date
- Oct 2005
- Location
- United states
- Posts
- 76
Ok I got part of it. I can spin my self so im backwards completely but then I loose balance immediately. Any help?
-
11-11-2005 #7Endo
- Join Date
- Aug 2004
- Location
- Bavaria, Rosenheim, Germany
- Posts
- 45
Help
Hi BMX RideR 04,
try leaning more to the side you start turning in. If you don´t do that, you will always fall. If you do it as it is shown on the pictures or in the video, you need to lean to the right when you start turning your handlebars. If you do that enough, then you will start rolling in a circle instead off falling the other way.
Greets, B.
-
11-11-2005 #8
you're not alone
Originally Posted by sYsTeM
Stripped seats are a crime...
-
11-12-2005 #9
mhmm...
sir? :oops:
i can do that tricks in opposite way.....
is it ok?..
why does the left r the proper way?.... im too damn... :wall:
-
05-27-2006 #10Bunnyhop
- Join Date
- Jul 2005
- Posts
- 24
im doing it in the oposite side and i keep my leg on the pedal its just easer for me than on the back peg but i still cant keep the balance and fall...any help?
Similar Threads
-
Fire Stunt
By Postman in forum BMX PhotographyReplies: 19Last Post: 12-01-2005, 05:46 AM -
[How to] Fire Hydrant
By Backsidewalkaround in forum BMX-Artikel, Trickanleitungen & TestberichteReplies: 0Last Post: 08-28-2005, 06:10 PM -
Fire Hydrant
By norman_himself in forum Allgemeines BMX ForumReplies: 6Last Post: 07-31-2005, 12:18 PM -
Jumping through fire?
By rocket in forum General BMX ForumReplies: 41Last Post: 06-30-2005, 09:23 PM -
Fire Fox Web browser
By Bike & Destroy in forum NBR - Not BMX RelatedReplies: 1Last Post: 02-04-2005, 06:25 AM



Reply With Quote
