much turning of the bars, but still executes the move in a tabletop manner. Invert: Bringing the bike up to one side without turning the bars. Superman: The rider removes both feet and extends them outwards to resemble Superman in flight. Superman seat grab: A variation of the superman where the rider takes one hand off the handle bars and grabs the seat while extending their body before grabbing back on to the bars and landing Dive Bomber: A variation of the Superman created by James Hirst where the rider becomes inverted and taps their nose on the front tire. Barspin: Spinning the handle bars one full rotation around and catching them. Bus Driver: A unique variation of the barspin, spinning the handle bars one full rotation around while keeping 1 hand on the bars to spin them like a bus steering wheel and catching them. Jeep Driver: A unique variation of the barspin, grabbing the crossbar and spinning the handle bars one full rotation around and catching them. nollie bar to no hander Suicide Barspin: A variation of the barspin where the rider throws the bars in a 360 degree rotation while stretching out their hands in a suicide no hander. Tailwhip: The rider throws the bike out to one side while still holding onto the handle bars so that the frame goes 360° around the steering tube; the rider then catches the frame again and stands back on the pedals. Variations include the double whip, triple whip, etc. Decade: Similar to the flatland decade, the riders throw themselves around the bike while still holding on the handlebars before coming back round to meet the bike and land on the pedals. Backflip: Both rider and bike do a backward flip while in midair. Frontflip: Both rider and bike do a forward flip while in midair. Flair: Both rider and bike do a backflip combined with a 180, to land facing back down the ramp. Usually performed on a quarter pipe. Fast plant: A rider jumps or rides off a ramp and plants their foot down quickly. This is usually done on a gap or ramp and tied with a 180 coming out of a ramp. Disaster: A rider jumps and purposely lands the back tire and sprocket on a ledge or ramp, usually done on a quarter pipe from a 180. 180°: The rider and bike spin 180° in