some helpful tips for stoppie at 10:12 AM

•Balance is the key to holding up the stoppie without leaning forward too much

•Do not to push the front brake really hard

•Don't lean forward too much only a little

•Attempt on a bicycle before on a motorcycle

•Make sure that the wheels of your bike are good gripped and the road is not wet or slippery.

•Don't let the bike sway side to side

•Stiffen your arms.

Some Tips for Burnout at 10:06 AM

•Do not let out your front brake until you have the clutch pulled in again.

•Lean forward just a tad, but not too much.

•If you do a burnout on a paint stripe, it does less damage to your tire and makes more smoke.

•If you're just starting to learn how to do a burnout, you can try to do a burn out after you wash your bike if your tires are wet, when they are wet they will easily spin out and break traction this will be a great way to learn and gain confidence.

Some Tips for Wheelie at 9:54 AM

•Body position is very important. Beginners may be uncomfortable and hug the tank with their knees to help hold on, but ideally sliding back against the rear seat is the best place.

•On powerful street bikes, as soon as you shift to second the front end will pull up a little so keep the rear brake covered.

•If you have never done a clutchless shift, practice on two wheels first. Get your rpm's up fairly high, back off the throttle just a bit and shift firmly so you don't hit neutral.

•Stand up wheelies, either both feet on the back pegs or just the left foot on the back peg can make it much easier to balance a wheelie.