SIT DOWN WHEELIE -self explanitory

STAND UP WHEELIE - self explanitory

NAC NAC -stand up wheelie with right leg behind left leg sticking out to the left side.

CAN CAN - revers of a Nac Nac, with right leg IN FRONT of left leg sticking out.

NOSE GRAB -Stand up wheelie with left hand over the windscreen grabbing nose of bike. Most easily done on gixxers due to sharp nose.

FENDER GRAB - same as nose grab..slightly harder stunt grabbing the front wheel's fender guard.

ONE HANDED WHEELIE -self explanitory. Left hand usually off clip on

SideSaddle wheelie- sitting sidesaddle with both legs on one side while wheelying.

sidesaddle Tank wheelie- sitting sidesaddled on the tank while wheelying.

HIGH CHAIR WHEELIE - legs over the handlebar two handed wheelie

CandyBar / Banana Split- One leg over the handlebar, one leg on the peg stand up wheelie.

Crossed Highchair wheelie- sitting over handlebar with legs crossed wheelie.

TAIL GRAB -One handed stunt involving the left hand holding onto the tail section/tail light

12 o Clock Wheelie -stand up or sit down wheelie with the front wheel pointing straight up vertically at a 90 degree angle from the pavement.

10 o clock Wheelie - Wheelies you do at 10 o clock at nite when theres no one around..hahahha just kidding...this is a basic wheelie angle to achieve. Most balance points can be met around this area.

Rolling Endo - reverse wheelie with the rear wheel in the air while rolling to a stop on the frontt wheel.

STOPPIE - Short distant rolling endo that brings the rear end up quick and holds that stance for a split second before crashing downards. Precursor to learning the rolling endo.

Crowning Endo/crossup Stoppie- sitting over the handlebar and doing a rolling endo. ( dedicated to btb f4i)

Tank Stoppie - sitting on gas tank stoppie.

Fender Grab Stoppie- One handed stoppie while reaching over the front and grabbing the front fender.

Tail Grab Stoppie - One handed stoppie with left hand holding onto tail section.

Skitch Stoppie - skitching off the side of the bike while bike is doing a rolling endo right next to you. ( don't ask me how you do it, i just saw it on the Wheelie Boys video )

Crossed-over Stoppie - doing a one handed stoppie with the RIGHT hand off the brakes, and braking with the left hand. (LVX )

Weber Stoppie- 346 feet rolling endo at about 120 mph.

Sloppy Stoppie- badly attempted stoppie where the front wheel skids instead of rolling. Too much weight on the rear, and not enough over the front.

FENDER DRAG - 12 o clock wheelie or more until rear fender scrapes against the ground, or cut off fender and pull by rope.

Christ - Standing on either tank or seat while assuming the pose of Jesus christ.

LEAP OF FAITH - standing on seat, and taking as high of a leap as possible into the air to land onto the tank. Ninja/Karate mid air antics are encouraged.

Leap Of Death - Standing on the rear passenger seat and jumping to the tank. Perfected by team something from the mid west. Looks awesome, but dents the tank easily.

Switchback - while riding down the road, jump or climb around so that your back is facing the front of the bike and riding backwards.

Reverse Christ- doing a christ while facing toward the tail of the bike. ( judgment day)

Skitching - sliding on your feet off to either sides of the bike or the rear of the bike.

Arch- two man skitching side by side with their feet touching each other forming an arch.

Jedi Knight - Rodeo style skitching on the right side of the bike, kicking your feet up and over the bike then landing on the other side and still skitching. Named and perfected by JT Holt.

Tank handstand- doing a hand stand on the tank while rolling down the street.

switch back hand stand- reverse handstand on the tank or seat while going down the road. A switch back into a handstand combo.

NIC NAC This trick is in honor of my boy Jun Dawg who was the first and only person to perform this trick. Stand up wheelie with right leg braced against the rear cowl and knee perfectly aligned with bike while hanging off the left side for dear life looking like a monkey on an elephant.

Rear Peg Wheelie - stand up wheelie on the rear pegs

FLAMINGO - standing on seat with one leg sticking out behind you wheelie

one legged side wheelie -( not actual name of stunt) standing on one side of bike with legs spread out while doing a wheelie.

TANK WHEELIE - self explanitory

ROLLING BURN OUT - rolling burn out while standing on feetpegs. Weight over front handlebars/clip-ons.

TONY SHAGDADDY COMBO WHEELIE - 2n gear stand up wheelie while changing lanes in traffic , signalling,flashing the highbeams on and off, and honking

One Handed Superman Wheelie - One handed wheelie with legs off the pegs, laying down with stomach on gas tank, legs splayed out behind you, flicking off the camera.

rolling burnout - self explanitory

crossup burn out- sittong on handlebar doing a rolling burnout.

Lay-Z Boy- sit on tank and slide back to a laying position.

»»BTB Inspired««

Surfer-Boy Wheelie- STanding with one foot on seat and one foot on tank wheelie. ( perfected by Matt of BTB )

Elevator - Jumping from the foot pegs to the tank into a christ. ( perfected by Tiff )

LAzy-E Boy Wheelie- sitting over handlebars, laying back on tank and doing a no look wheelie. ( perfected by Matt of BTB)

The Canadian Spin - Really fast tight circular burn out. ( performed by Preston of BTB )

The Droppie - Unintentionally dumping your bike in any form or fashion.

1. Find the tensioner that is holding pressure on the belt. You must remove this tension in order to remove the belt. Some tensioner's have a slot for a ratchet to be inserted to allow you to remove the pressure. Some have a pry point.

2: Turn the ratchet clockwise until enough tension is relieved to move the belt off of the belt tensioner.

3: Ford recommends replacing the belt tensioner every 100,000 miles.

4: After removing the serpentine belt check the back of the belt and smooth side pulleys for glazing. If these seem extremely glazed use a 400 grit wet dry sand paper to deglaze the surface (these surfaces rely on tension to turn them properly, if they are excessively slick they may slip)

5: Using the diagram on the top of the radiator replace the belt.

Total time should be 5-10 minutes if you take your time.

When it shows sign of wear i.e. glazing cracking, peeling

There should be a sticker in the engine compartment, somewhere in front

of the radiator, that shows the proper routing of the serpentine belt.

On the 4.0 L OHV engine the serpentine belt tensioner is located below the

alternator

Generally speaking if you follow the belt around all of the items it drives, you will come to a tensioner. (the only thing that doesn't have a fluid line or wires connected to it) The tensioner (spring loaded) applies downward pressure on the belt to make it tight and drive the items it goes around. It can be loosened by a box end wrench 11/16 or maybe 3/4 or in some cases a 1/2" drive ratchet or breaker bar. Turn the tensioner in the opposite direction with one hand and remove the belt with your other hand. Reverse the procedure to reinstall the belt.