I've been riding bike lately, and I've been able to hop and wheelie(while pedaling) but I've never really been able to manual for a long distance. 3 parking spaces is about the most I can do consistently. I seem to lose my leverage point and either drop out, or just flip the bike over. Sometimes I ride off to the side and can't keep a level bike either.

If anyone could help me out that'd be great.

Couple tips I can give you, try and look through the gap in your bars when you manual instead of over them..
Get low-
Over the back wheel that is lol:) I mean once you lift the bike sit into the manual over your back wheel make a triangle shape out of the space between you and the bike. This helped me cos I use to stand up really straight when I done em.

Ya gotta commit to it, the worst that could happen is you fall on your ass.

If the nose starts to
Fall kick your hips and legs forward a little to keep it up.
Not many tips on manuals the best one I can think of is practice, practice them constantly every chance you get on your bike

Thank you so much! I'll try these tips as soon as I feel like riding today.

moved to skateboarding/other sports - please note that all in the fingerboard discussion main section of the forum is for fingerboarding only.

Wiggle your arse back and forth and have your arse near the tyre

kerryDETH wrote:

moved to skateboarding/other sports - please note that all in the fingerboard discussion main section of the forum is for fingerboarding only.

Sorry Kerry. Totally forgot that How To was in the fingerboard section. Won't happen again.