When the front wheel of a bike is stopped and the rider falls over the front of the handlebars.
(n) Where a rider flies over the handlebars. Comes from "end over end."
When the front wheel of a bike is stopped and rider falls over the front handlebars. (something you'd like to avoid!) EARNED NUMBER: The ranking within a given class and/or district at the end of the points season. ABA season is Jan 1st to December 15th of each year ENTRY FEE: Paid to register for any ABA sanctioned event. EXPERT: Highest level of amateur competition. FINISH POINTS: District or national points earned for respective finishes in any main event."FRIEND OF THE TRACK "or FOT: very special person or business who has donated money or supplies to Emery Park BMX to help the track and riders. In which in return Emery Park BMX track will promote at all racing events on the intercom system, also an sign hanging at the track during events, also by listing on track website.
a crash that involves you flying over your handlebars.
Place your feet near the front of the deck. Next jump slightly off the deck, then push the handlebars forward until the back wheel leaves the ground. Hold the position. Practice higher endos as you become better.
To go over the handlebars in a crash.[ edit
to crash by going over the bike's handlebar. Short for end over end.
n. The maneuver of flying unexpectedly over the handlebars, thus being forcibly ejected from the bike. Short for "end over end". See "superman". In BMX riding, "endo" used to be a synonym for front wheelie.
the maneuver of flying unexpectedly over the handlebars, thus being forcibly ejected from the bike. Short for "end over end". "I hit that rock and went endo like nobody's business." See "superman".
to crash by going over the handlebar. Short for end-over-end. They hurt! ergometer - a stationary, bike-like device with adjustable pedal resistance used in physiological testing or for indoor training.
The act of going over the handle bars…… end over end.
A bar and uneven bar skill done by performing a forward straddle circle, usually to a handstand. Also called an Endo Shoot.