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What is a stoppie? |
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The opposite of a wheelie.
According to Timberwoof's Motorcycle FAQ, "A stoppie is when you stop with the front brake in such a way that you purposely bring the rear wheel off the ground."
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Stoppies are kind of a dangerous trick. It is when you stop on the front wheel and skid to a stop. The reason why it is SO dangerous is because if the bike stops faster than you think that it will, you may flip over the handlebars. And the bike may also land on you. So if you are going to try this trick be REALLY careful.
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Also called an Endo,,,,,,,,,,,,
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Since this question is on the safety section I will suggest that you don't do it.. Unless you are professional and since you are asking the question my guess is that you are not...
First answer by ID1369410650. Last edit by Eslcity. Contributor trust: 63 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 121 [recommend question]
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