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Latest comment: 30 September by Mrs Chippy in topic Categorisation and references

someone sort out this page, it is only vaguely imformative.


20-24-26' wheels who gives a chicken its all the same, dirt jumping is a good sport sanctioned by none and thats the way it should be free.

Some trick definitions:

Tabletop = Whilst in the air turning the bike on its side to a 90' angle or further up. Whip = Kepping the front of your bike straight whilst flicking the back to one side No hander = Both hand off the handlebars Suicide = Similar to a no hander except hands are stretched back toboggan = one hand off touching the seat or top tube, on hand turning bars 90'. Tilt front down for extra style. no footer = both feet off pedals stepthrough = one foot taken off an put over top tube to other side of bike cancan = similar to stepthrough except done on both sides backflip = rotating bike completely backward until facing original angle/direction 360 = rotating the bike completley round on its self until facing original direction. tailwhip = spinning the back of your bike underneath you 360' with the handlebars remaining static.

Here is a short list of trick definitions, its hard to describe some of them so feel free to correct, i'll probably add a few more at some point. Joe.

Categorisation and references

This article needs proper category diffusion per WP:CFD and cleanup of any bare URL references per WP:BARE. The current structure looks incomplete; suggest adding and if not already present, with a full review of refs. Mrs Chippy (talk) Mrs Chippy 11:45, 30 September 2026 (UTC)Reply

Thank you for raising this. The article would benefit from proper category diffusion and reference cleanup under our house style. I suggest adding the categories only if independent reliable secondary sources demonstrate the principal subject matter clearly warrants them. Oscar 14:34, 1 October 2026 (UTC)
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