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What causes the back of a bike to lift when the front brake is applied? (Like in an endo.)

Also, if I were to replicate this effect with a wood block with wheels that crashes against a wall (only the wheels touch the wall) would it work?

What causes the back of a bike to lift when the front brake is applied? (Like in an endo)

Also, if I were to replicate this effect with a wood block with wheels that crashes against a wall (only the wheels touch the wall) would it work?

What causes the back of a bike to lift when the front brake is applied? (Like in an endo.)

Also, if I were to replicate this effect with a wood block with wheels that crashes against a wall (only the wheels touch the wall) would it work?

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What causes the back of a bike to lift when the front brake is applied?

What causes the back of a bike to lift when the front brake is applied? (Like in an endo)

Also, if I were to replicate this effect with a wood block with wheels that crashes against a wall (only the wheels touch the wall) would it work?