TROUBLES WITH ... ROCK'N'ROLLS 
An ACDC song said, "It's a long way to the flat if you hang a rock 'n roll" in testimony to the fact that Angus was not so much practice of this trick (maybe the text did not say exactly). First rule, do not panic, this is what makes the dangerous trick. The first is to reach the top, you do some attempts on the transition and pushing down in fakie to become familiar with the curves, trying to get closer and closer to cooping. When you feel ready enough to push a bit more to extend the front leg a bit to bring the wheels over the edge. Ok up to here good or bad to get there everyone! Get off the problem and is basically a matter of confidence, there are those who keep his head straight, who turns his back a bit, the only thing you must do from the wheels up front with the decision, if they remain the other side you could easily find yourself upside down. No hesitation! And 'good start to keep the body inside the transition instead of vertically on cooping, falling from this position will be less painful and closing of the trick will be easier. Of course there are the Duane Peters of rock'n'roll but that is a matter of time ... or grezzeria! And with a name like a tick is to learn by force!
An ACDC song said, "It's a long way to the flat if you hang a rock 'n roll" in testimony to the fact that Angus was not so much practice of this trick (maybe the text did not say exactly). First rule, do not panic, this is what makes the dangerous trick. The first is to reach the top, you do some attempts on the transition and pushing down in fakie to become familiar with the curves, trying to get closer and closer to cooping. When you feel ready enough to push a bit more to extend the front leg a bit to bring the wheels over the edge. Ok up to here good or bad to get there everyone! Get off the problem and is basically a matter of confidence, there are those who keep his head straight, who turns his back a bit, the only thing you must do from the wheels up front with the decision, if they remain the other side you could easily find yourself upside down. No hesitation! And 'good start to keep the body inside the transition instead of vertically on cooping, falling from this position will be less painful and closing of the trick will be easier. Of course there are the Duane Peters of rock'n'roll but that is a matter of time ... or grezzeria! And with a name like a tick is to learn by force! 
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