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| description = The '''Swedish Nose Wheelie''' can be seen as the counterpart of the [[English Wheelie]], where you place your front foot on the nose pointing forward and use your back toes to hook the board up until you do a [[Nose Wheelie]]. | | description = The '''Swedish Nose Wheelie''' can be seen as the counterpart of the [[English Wheelie]], where you place your front foot on the nose pointing forward and use your back toes to hook the board up until you do a [[Nose Wheelie]]. A '''fakie''' (backwards) version of the trick is also possible. | ||
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Revision as of 19:49, 11 October 2017
 Stefan "Lillis" Akesson Swedish Nose Wheelie taken from Broken Fingers Magazine Issue 5 | |
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The Swedish Nose Wheelie can be seen as the counterpart of the English Wheelie, where you place your front foot on the nose pointing forward and use your back toes to hook the board up until you do a Nose Wheelie. A fakie (backwards) version of the trick is also possible.