Freestyle Backflip Tips

[623pwr]

You guys make that look too easy. I am sure it's great until you smash into then wave or water. I can imagine it makes it even harder to learn after a hard crash, nice riding footage and tips.

 

[escore]

Yes I was in Boynton WPB area for about 12 days last week but flew home for Christmas. My skis are still there and I will get back January 8th. I'm getting my Ocean Pro Nozzle redrilled so I can get my quick steer going and put my stock ride plate back on and I can start working up to it. I only rode surf one day while I was there but I am hoping to hit it hard when I get back. I am also considering ordering a lightened flywheel to try to get a little more snap out of it. I am bored to around 83mm after all my issues last year with only a port matched cylinder and 35cc dome head. Its double base gasketed though so compression is around 176 or so because it kept popping last year. I am just not sure if I have enough motor but I am hoping to give it a shot either way.

 

[AtomicPunk]

The guy in the Sebastian video was on a 701 with bolt on mods from what I remember, I chatted with him in Daytona a few years ago. I believe he had trim too.
Reinforcing the hood helps, a d cut groovy plate was great from in the surf, loved the way it rode.
I'll be in Daytona for the freeride in January, looking forward to it!

I believe you are referring to Chris, mild motor setup, with trim, and balls the size of coconuts (not that I have seen them).

 

[Waveblastermaster]

u guys just watch a pro blaster flipper like myself show ya how its done in daytona, ill be doing superman flips looking back at ya. lol yea right im not breaking my neck in daytona but when its over im gonna get a rocker nose kit ive talked to a few people about it and it seems like it makes all the differance and if you have the trim with it its pretty easy. (so they say)