A filmu nie mam, ale wpisujac bikeflip do google znalazlem to:
http://www.1000funnyvideos.com/watch.asp?vId=278
MORGAN WADE & THE BIKEFLIP
The Brad Blanchard bikeflip had been a complete huck-and-hope until recently. Senad Grosic laid claim to the trick over a box, but Morgan Wade let one fly over the spine in Los Angeles. Here’s the story.
How did you learn the bikeflip; into the foam at Woodward?
Nathan Wessel was trying it on the vert ramp, and I thought it was pretty cool. He said, "Why don’t you try it?" so I tried it twice in the foam. Once I threw the bike away and I thought it wasn’t going to work, but then Nate said something about how to throw the bike. I tried again and pretty much landed on the pedals in the foam. I just wanted to see how it felt, because I had never tried it before. Fifteen minutes later I pulled it on the resi and 15 minutes after that I pulled it on the box to pedals.
It seemed like at the X Games you couldn’t pull it over the box, but you pulled it over the spine.
I pulled it a bunch of times during practice with a couple wrecks here and there, and then I did it over the spine. It’s way easier over the spine. It’s just a little bit of a low, awkward landing, that’s all. You don’t jump forward; you just go straight up, do it, and go straight down. Going over the box you have to drift over the whole deck, so it makes it a little difficult to get the rotation right.
Do you want to talk about your sweat-glove technique?
(Laughs) When I first learned it I had both gloves on and it was working since my grips were worn in real well. But then when I put new grips on I couldn’t do the trick anymore because my hands were sticking to my grips. I went to get a drink of water and a light bulb went off in my head. I put my hands under the fountain, got my gloves soaking wet, and then pulled it first try. So that’s the key–get your gloves wet, with new grips, anyway. Eventually I took the gloves off and just got my hand wet. Sweat works better, anyway, because it doesn’t dry out as fast as water.
So you got the trick completely dialed at camp?
I did it a bunch of times over the box, just over and over. Once I looped out pretty hard and hurt my back. I couldn’t ride for a day and a half but it worked after that. After the crash I was like, "The box sucks," so I tried it on the spine and I pulled it first try.
Have you tried it on a quarter?
No, I tried a 360 bikeflip into the foam, but it didn’t work out. It seems like you could try a regular three and come around like a three-whip. I don’t know how you’d hang onto the bike.
How about a backflip bikeflip?
I don’t see that one happening, but you never know. I’m sure someone will do it.