the air and land backwards, in what is called fakie (riding backwards). 360°: The rider and bike spin 360°. 360° nose tap: rider does a 360 then inverts into a nose tap on a bench, box, ramp, etc. 540°: The rider picks up the bike and spins it 540 degrees. 720°: Rider and bike spin 720° 900°: Rider and bike spin 900° 1440°: Rider and bike spin 1440°. The first rider to achieve this on a MTB was Nicholi Rogatkin. X-up: The rider turns the bars at least 180 degrees, so the arms are crossed and then turns them back. X-down: The rider turns the bars in the opposite direction to an X-up at least 180 degrees, so the arms are crossed and then turns them back. 1 Handed X-up: The rider takes off 1 hand and turns the bars at least 180 degrees, so the arms are crossed and then turns them back. Can can: The rider brings a foot over the bike's top tube to the other side. Candybar: The rider kicks one leg over the handlebar crossbar. Barhop: The rider kicks both legs over the handlebar crossbar. No-footed can: The rider does a can can but takes the other foot off the pedal as well, so that both legs are on one side of the bike. Nac nac: The rider bring one foot over the back tire to the other side while whipping out the back end of the bike. No-footed nac: The rider does a nac nac but takes the other foot off the pedal as well, so that both legs are on one side of the bike. Candy bar: The rider takes 1 foot off the pedal and puts it over the bar making the shape of a candy cane with their legs. Tire grab: The rider grabs the front tire. Peg grab: The rider grabs a peg, usually on the front of their bike. Also known as a lucky dip. Pedal grab: The rider grabs a pedal. Toboggan (often abbreviated as T-bog): The rider takes one hand off the bars and turns the bars and grabs their seat, then returns their hand to the bars before landing. Tuck no Hander: The rider tucks in the handlebars and takes both hands off. Turn down: The rider will whip the bike out to one side and turn the handle bars into his or her legs wrapping