in steps trusty old darth!
I can't leave you fookers for 5 minutes without you getting your knickers in a twist.
The motion is very similar to a feeble stall, where your arse is etc. But obviously you need your front wheel in the air. I'm guessing my young apprentice that your having one or both of two problems. 1 getting the peg onto the coping, 2 balancing and not falling on the deck.
To combat the first its liked when i tought you 5050's! Its a case of jabbing the fooker in their. The second is slightly more technical. When the front wheel is in the air and your learning it seems to point towards the deck. When you get into the ice pick turn your wheel so it points back into the ramp, this stops the swaying, for learning too this helps with the exit, the front end will come down and after a few attempts should bite to the ramp and you'll roll out. After becoming comfortable with this you'll start flicking the back end on exit for a smoother control into the ramp.
