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I know someone who has an old baby monitor in his garage, personally iv got a wireless alarm system that arms downstairs and garage when I go to bed relatively cheap and easy to fit yourself

Sorry clicked post by accident, once your comfy envision a section infront of you look up over it pick a line. Once you've cracked it inflate rear tyre until your around 10psi then practice standing up no hands touch helmet shoulders knees toes and watch your riding improve when you drop the rear tyre back to 3.5psi for a trial you will feel like your riding with stabilisers on. Hope that makes sense and helps

I never really watched any videos on balancing only tips I could give is start with rear tyre really low almost flat get yourself familiar with the center of gravity and balance point, always with engine off focus on a spot on the floor 2 foot infront of the bike then when your set and comfy look up, envis

Jason Finn 1 word inspirational to me, have a signed copy of trick wizard which I watched over and over again and practiced every trick

The best advice is dont run before you can walk, speaking from personal experience. I was all too keen to learn the flashy wheelies endos flicking rear wheel 180 degrees bunny hops 180 bunny hops even rising the bike backwards sitting on the bars (blame Jason Finn for that 1) and when I started trialling years later I had to go back to scratch going in the garage for 15 mins a night just standing on the bike no engine balancing until I could stand up straight no hands for as long as I like, then back to basics on clutch and throttle control smoother the better those 3 things are the key to trials

How do, just thought I'd introduce myself I ride a 2012 raga 300 to a decent clubman standard as name suggests my strengths are hop n bop but also a decent traditional rider, been reading the site a long time very interesting sometimes hillarious content I look forward to pitching in. Regards