One-Hander

There isn't much explaining to this one either. Although not necessary, it may be easier to learn this trick by pulling up hard on your bars, getting your bike into a near-vertical position (with your bars in your lap), and then taking a hand off (just a little at first). Try to keep your bars straight the whole time. After you get them fully extended consistently, you can work on various variations, like a tire-grab or a seat-grab, which will help you out later on in trying different tricks. That's it


	Justin's BMX Page \| home One-Hander One-hander There isn't much explaining to this one either. Although not necessary, it may be easier to learn this trick by pulling up hard on your bars, getting your bike into a near-vertical position (with your bars in your lap), and then taking a hand off (just a little at first). Try to keep your bars straight the whole time. After you get them fully extended consistently, you can work on various variations, like a tire-grab or a seat-grab, which will help you out later on in trying different tricks. That's it