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Ankle Death: This trick is called an Ankle Death because your ankle can take a beating learning it. It is just like a whiplash but you never take you left foot off the peg. Tire burn on your leg is common after attempting this trick. To do this trick, ride forward at a medium pace just as you would with a whiplash (See Whiplash). You are going to do everything the same as with the whiplash when starting the trick. The only difference is in the way which you ride out. As the bike is rotating in the Whiplash position, keep your right leg off the pegs. Use it to balance throughout the trick. As the bike completes the 360 degree revolution, keep your left leg on the peg and drop the back end to roll away. Continue rolling in this awkward position and you are done. Climb back onto the pedals which ever way you like. Hint: If you have already learned a whiplash, this trick won't be too hard to learn. The hard part is riding out of it is doing it without burning your leg on the tire. Wear shin guards when learning this.
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