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Start facing backward on your bike, holding the grips. With the back brake on hard, lift the front of the bike up. Put one foot on the back peg, and after pushing off, use the other foot to scuff the tire. At the same time, let go of the bars with one hand, using it to balance and the other to feather the back brake. After some practice the brake will not be needed much, as you can both push and brake the tire with your foot. This is the easiest and first real scuffing trick you should be able to get. After you have this good you can go into a locomotive which is the same, only with no hands and the bars turned at 90 degrees.


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