How To Bunny Hop On A Mountain Bike – GMBN's Essential Step By Step Guide

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Learn how to Bunny Hop on your mountain bike with our ultimate step by step guide. This video shows you the basics of how to do the perfect bunnyhop on your mtb. Click here to subscribe to GMBN: http://gmbn.eu/subscribe Bunnyhopping is a key skill when riding a Mountain Bike and it's very important for getting over obstacles, jumping and riding technical terrain like rocks and roots. The technique should be the same for all bikes- full suspension, hardtails and from clip-less pedals to flats. The key to the perfect mountain bike bunnyhop is using your weight and position on the bike to lift the bike rather than using your strength to just throw the bike in the air and over whatever obstacle is in front of you. Start by working on the pump and the manual. This stage forms the first part of the bunnyhop and allows you to get your front wheel in the air. Once you have this dialled, work on getting your rear wheel up and in the air. If you're using clipless pedals it's really important not to cheat this stage by just jumping. Get your rear wheel in the air on your mountain bike by pushing back on the pedals and dipping your toes. With each stage dialled individually, begin to combine them. The perfect place to practice this essential skill is somewhere relatively flat like a fireroad or park. Have you mastered the bunnyhop? Let us know down in the comments! Once you have mastered the bunnyhop, search "GMBN Bunny Hop" on YouTube to find more video resources that'll help you to use this essential mountain bike skill to ride even faster! LIKE and SHARE this video! Music- Capital Peoples "Redesign Your Minds" Click here to buy GMBN T-shirts, hoodies and more: http://gmbn.eu/shopgmbn The Global Mountain Bike Network is the best MTB YouTube channel, with videos for everyone who loves dirt: from the full-faced helmet downhill mountain biker to the lycra-clad cross country rider along with everyone and anyone in between. With the help of our pro and ex-pro riding team we’re here to inform, entertain and inspire you to become a better mountain biker, including videos on: - How to ride faster with expert knowledge - Fix everything with pro know-how - Ride anything with world-cup winning skills - Dial in your bike with bike set-up advice - In-depth entertaining features - Chat, opinion and interact with us on the Dirt Shed Show Welcome to the Global Mountain Bike Network | Covering Every Angle Thanks to our sponsors: Canyon bikes: http://gmbn.eu/Canyon SCOTT bikes: http://gmbn.eu/SCOTTbikes Crank Brothers: http://gmbn.eu/crankbros YouTube Channel - http://gmbn.eu/GMBNsubs Facebook - http://gmbn.eu/GMBNFB Google+ - http://gmbn.eu/GMBNGplus Twitter - http://gmbn.eu/GMBNTW Instagram - http://gmbn.eu/GMBNIG GMBN Shop - http://gmbn.eu/shopgmbn Leave us a comment below!

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i can bunny hop properly but cant do the rear wheel on its own

Omg I love the orange and black.

It's possible to do the jump with a EMTB?
Or it's too heavy?

is there any easy way to bunny hop on a climb?

I have a Scott Genius. I've seen all the tutorials about bunny hop but I find it impossible for me. No matter how far I put my weight down and back, I've never lifted the front wheel.
I have observed that tall guys can do this more easily. I'm 1'72 m tall and my bike size is S but I think a smaller size would have fit better to me. Mainly to try this trick.

Do you need a dropper post on a manual and bunnyhop.

do I have to point my toes down to scoop the rear or just jump

I finally learned how to do it!!!! Now I'm working on the height:-D Thanks GMBN

Best bunny tutorial vid for mtb i have seen so far, tnx mate.

I'm using a 27.5 hardtail bike, im having a trouble in scooping my bike up, i use my two feet to lift it up, do you only lift it by using your right foot or both feet? (newbie here) :)

I can't do either lift the front or back any tips bc it seems like I'm pulling my wheel up

Can i do it with a flat pedals ?

Thanks even works on firefox cyclone

Thanks can't believe even works on firefox cyclone

hey i just started mountain biking about month ago and i'm getting really into it, though i'm having trouble lifting the back wheel

Brill, thank you.

YESSS thank you for making this video I haven't been using my weight to pull my wheel up

can i do it without suspension

I've been riding for a few years, but in the last season two seasons, I've really tried to improve my skill. given my current budget, all I have is a rigid '90s MTB which I have upgraded in some areas to make it a little better. compared to a friend of mine who has a nicer hardtail, I have a difficult time with bunny hops and small jumps. With the newer bike, he can pump his fork to get that recoil back to help him into his bunnyhop - I don't have that, so it takes much more effort and concentration. makes it difficult to avoid something on the trail. What is the best way to improve my skill? I know it's possible, and I think part of my problem is I have been focusing too hard on getting both wheels off the ground at the same time. I'm hoping to go to some MTB parks next season, and I'd like to nail my bhops by then. what can I do to improve on a rigid?

isn't it better to land on the back wheel. because at 4.00 you can see the front wheel touches first and the impact shifts the riders weight forward nearly going over the handle bars? wouldn't you rather like riding a jump land and match the landing angle with centre mass and both tire evenly down?