right hand on the grip and the other hand thrown out similar to a bull rider. Whiplash: Rolling Tailwhip. Can be done without brakes. Can be done in multiples. Cliffhanger: A rolling Endo with either foot on the front pegs and the torso behind the seat for a balance point. Hang Five: Placing one foot on one of the front pegs and pulling the frame up until seat meets contact and a balance point is established; a rolling Endo. The foot not on the peg is used as a counterbalance. Hang Ten: Similar to the Hang Five, but with both feet on the front pegs. Hang Nothing: Similar to the Hang Five, but without either foot on the peg. Both feet are used as a counterbalance. Elbow Glide: Placing one foot on one of the front pegs with one side of the body and the opposite elbow tucked with the seat to control the balance point. Hitchhiker: Tilting the bike completely forward on the front wheel while rolling, standing both feet on the front pegs; holding the bike in front of you, by the underside of the backwheel or holding an axle peg. Backpacker: Related to the Hitchhiker, but with the body positioned forward with the bike behind the body. Cow maneuver or Smith Decade: Placing the frame up and tucking a rotation on the pegs backwards into the pedals first performed by Gerry Smith; this trick has many variants and can be performed without brakes (Chase Gouin). Surfer: Placing one foot on the seat and the other foot on the handlebars' crossbar while rolling; popular in some videos and commercials. Scurfer: Same as the Surfer, but with only one foot on the handlebars' crossbar. Death Truck: Rolling a back Peg Wheelie and pulling the body over the handlebars; one of the most feared tricks in flatland not because of its difficulty, but because of the potential tangled bail. Bar Ride: Standing up while both feet are on the grips of the bars or the crossbar and using only the torso and hands for a balance point while rolling. Backwards Rubber Ride: Similar to a bar ride in execution, but with the rider standing on the handlebars facing the rear of the bike and rolling backwards. Bar Hop: While standing up on the pedals, the rider jumps up and over the handlebar crossbar while tucking their knees into the chest.