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\nDon\'t ever think it\'s hard. You just haven\'t practiced enough yet. It\'s all about seat time. Even riding the bike to work helps out. I let my bro who rides dirtbikes ride my bike and he couldn\'t get an endo up higher than a foot. If you are getting road rash, get some knee pads, wear a jacket, and some mx pants or some street pants that have pads on the hip. My biggest mistake of all time was being lazy about learning idle....never give up if you really wanna do it. We have a female class at XDL now and a fine lineup of women that will be willing to help you out with advice.\r\n
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\r\n | \r\n \r\n \r\n Originally Posted by Ashley\r\n \r\n  \r\n well thank you for your input. i know that it will be hard i have tried stoppies on a 600 RR and that was hard as hell! \r\n \r\n \n \nI am all about the gear!!! that is a must!! I wrecked at our first stunt show w/ ed and let me tell you i dont wanna do that again. scared the shit out of me, but after i got out of the ambulance(they wanted to check me out) i got back on the bike and did another stunt. i got some rash and didnt like it!!! I think if i got some more muscles and work out a little that might help. \n \ni think with the help of my team this season and a couple more wrecks i will get it!!!!  | \r\n