falling forward

[sbapowered]

Hello
I am a new player (less than 20 hours) and I have a problem with falling forward. I am 100 percent sure I got my binds right (because you can see the lean blue square in the settings) but I still have problem with jumps.

I somewhat can scrub/whip but I have a problem with falling forward. Even though I am pulling the right stick down as leaning back my biker a lot of times he still falls front. Basically 80 percent of my falls is this. Sometimes I just go straight to jump and I do nothing but hold the lean back sticks and the dude still falls forward and it is driving me insane.

And I have one more problem but I do not know how to describe it but I will try my best. So I do whips/scrubs to the right but when I try to counter lean as basically returning it to straight position my biker stays crooked to the left. My biker is like this: \ and my bike is like this |.
I know these are all my mistakes but I just cant figure out how to correct them so I figure out Ill ask there.

Thank you for potential help
sbapowered

[Tjduke]

Could you send a video of you playing?

[vermin]

push the stick the other way genius

[sbapowered]

Originally posted by Hunter_Two-Zero:

push the stick the other way genius

so if when I fall forward I should learn forward? rn Im leaning backwards when falling as I said. but sometimes Im pulling backwards when Im going to jump from a ram but my biker still falls forward eventhough I held backwards lean

[casper.slidinnnnn👻]

hit the throttle

[BluOrion]

Lean your biker forward on jumps, ideally as soon as your front tire leaves the jump. This will pull the nose of the bike upwards and make it easier to plant the back tire when landing jumps. If you're holding your rider backwards while jumping, you're forcing the front of the bike downward, hence the leaning over. Great for greasing your landings though. Basically do the opposite of what you're doing, lean your rider forwards. The better feel you have for where your front tire is, the easier it will get. Hope this helps

[sbapowered]

Originally posted by BluOrion:

Lean your biker forward on jumps, ideally as soon as your front tire leaves the jump. This will pull the nose of the bike upwards and make it easier to plant the back tire when landing jumps. If you're holding your rider backwards while jumping, you're forcing the front of the bike downward, hence the leaning over. Great for greasing your landings though. Basically do the opposite of what you're doing, lean your rider forwards. The better feel you have for where your front tire is, the easier it will get. Hope this helps

Thank you bro I kinda have an understanding of how it works

[sbapowered]

Originally posted by casper.slidinnnnn👻:

hit the throttle

ngl this helped too xd

[RockyBe33]

Originally posted by sbapowered:

Originally posted by casper.slidinnnnn👻:

hit the throttle

ngl this helped too xd

i just started playing this and noticed it asked me to "lean back" in the prompt for setting up my controller and I did the opposite of that and didnt realize it makes a difference which direction you push first. If you didnt do that right, it inverted it.

[sbapowered]

Originally posted by RockyBe33:

Originally posted by sbapowered:

ngl this helped too xd

i just started playing this and noticed it asked me to "lean back" in the prompt for setting up my controller and I did the opposite of that and didnt realize it makes a difference which direction you push first. If you didnt do that right, it inverted it.

nah bro I did it right but thanks g. But u are somewhat right cause I had had (dont ask me how) a clutch when I pulled the joystick back xd I dont know how I did that

[iiTzSnake]

That's what we call a mouse trap.