SE-Bikes Savage Flyer can help you ride Better ! 

thanks for this, very helpful

Great review may I suggest even if you can only get the front wheel up 1 or 2 feet practice jamming that back brake. Keep Light pressure with your index finger so when you loop out or getting to that point you can snap that front end down quickly. This is not overnight but let that back brake be the air in your tires. Ride that brake while learning. It may feel awkward at first but don’t learn the bad habit of not using it. -I love your videos Bart like your honesty. I run a 29er GT performer bike has a very tall stack feel. I would re buy tho in an SE. they can take an external dropper I believe being 27.2mm and my GT is a 25.4 dang it😅. Gt runs 29x2.5 or 2.6 smoothie and they get amazing traction. Grass gravel etc. and so so smooth sealed hubs front and rear bottom bracket and the headset. Also is drilled for a gyro. Your there bro I suggest if your knees can take mine hurt put it in a lower fast gear help that balance and sitting and manual at a higher speed. 😊

the thing is with the no front wheel does make it easyier to wheelie and get the wheel up but you fall you can damage the forks

@17:15 dude, you are slaying those wheelies, RIGHT ON!

my savage flyer comes in tomorrow so ill post a video of me building it if any one wants to watch

Practice leaning back all the way and jumping off the bike lol I know it sounds crazy but just do that and prepare to land on feet,after you get comfortable falling back off the back then practice same thing but this time hit the break before you fall back and it will slam you forward keep doing that until you get comfortable these 2 steps will help you massively ,after that just pedal lean back and trust your breaks gotta keep practicing and it will come some days you’ll advance then others you’ll do worse but it will come to you if you keep practicing… Ok so I just seen the full video 😂 you already doing great haha wheelies looking good

That bike is so cold

In your opinion, would this bike work well out here in Colorado? Where I live it’s all hills. Everyone here either rides a mountain bike or road bike. You definitely need gears. I really want this, but need to make sure there’s enough gearing to make it work out here for me. Thoughts?

Do you no if the 2.3 stock tires are the biggest you can go? Just ordered the savage and wanted to go with ether 2.5 hookworms or Vee tire

Why do they keep saying it’s for kids?