Shadow, like Des said, most wheels wont taco by jumpin on
the. I have never heard of a wheel tacoing from that (I
dont know if it is just I have never heard of it, or it
doesnt happen).
I have a Nimbus (just standard, nothing special about it)
and it takes it no probs! This is one of the weakest wheels,
so i doubt anything else would taco.
To get on to the wheel, I hop with the saddle infront of me,
then lift my feet up high. I then turn the uni 90 degrees,
and land on the wheel.
I hold the saddle at the bumpers. Also, Dont jump too high.
You want to land on the wheel, and if you jump high, you are
more likely to jump forwards/backwrads, and come off. Try
and land with your feet as close into the frame as possible,
as this will make it more stable.
That was just my tips, and how I do it. Other people may do
it different, and have different tips, but I hope it helped.
REMEMBER: PRACTICE PRACTICE and PRACTICE!!!!!
Joe,
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