12o'clock Wheelie - Wheelie that is straight up and down. This wheelie is beyond the balance point, and back brake must be used in order not to flip over backwards. Stunters commonly scrape the tailight and/or have a scrape bar to protect the tailight and fairings.

Circle Wheelie - Wheelie while driving in a circle motion. Often performed at a low rate of speed, with bike being slanted the way the circle wheelie is turning.

Combo Circle Wheelie - same as above, with numerous different combinations (i.e. - standup to SeatStander to 50-50 to Hichchair)

ApeHanger - Wheelie Straight up and down, put the bike on bar, release your legs, and drag legs on the ground behind bike while moving.

Boston Strangler - A single Heel Clicker performed from the Can-Can position.

Can-Can Wheelie - Rider performs wheelie while standing up on the foot pegs with one foot stretch out and crossing the front of the rider's body to apposite side.

Coaster Wheelie - Stunt performed by getting bike above balance point while pulling in the clutch. Rider must only use rear brake to control speed and balance point.

Combo Wheelie - Wheelie that includes multiple manuevers while on one wheel.

Crossed-Up Wheelie - Similiar to a High Chair Wheelie (see below), except legs are crossed over each other. This trick is perfomed by sitting on the gas tank, and having legs over windscreen and/or handlebars. This term can be also performed while in a stoppie and burnout.

Double Can-Can - Two feet outstretched on the same side of the bike.

Fender Grab Wheelie - Rider performs wheelie while standing up left foot on left foot peg, right foot in seat while reaching over with left hand and touching or grabbing the front fender.

Flamingo Wheelie - (also called a Ballerina, thanks Ant and Rommel). This stunt is performed by standing on the seat of the bike, and placing one leg in the air straight behind the bike.

Frog Wheelie - This stunt is performed by standing on the tank while doing a wheelie.

Heel Clicker - Both heels are touched in front of the headlight from a standard seating position. This is performed from the seat and from the gas tank.

HighChair Wheelie - Similiar to a Crossed-Up Wheelie (see above), except legs are straight, and not crossed over each other. This trick is perfomed by sitting on the gas tank, and having legs over windscreen and/or handlebars. This term can be also performed while in a stoppie and burnout.

HighChair Scrape - This trick is perfomed by sitting on the gas tank, and having legs over windscreen and/or handlebars. Rider gets wheelie over balance point and proceeds to drag 12 bar or tailight.

Iron Cross/Tank Wheelie - This stunt is perfomed sitting on the gas tank while doing a wheelie, and having your legs spread apart and high.

Nac-Nac Wheelie - Rider performs wheelie while standing up on the foot pegs with one foot stretched out and around the back of the rider's body to the opposite side.

No Throttle Hand Wheelie - Wheelie performed without the throttle hand on the throttle.

No Handed Wheelie - Wheelie performed without eithor hand on the bike.

No Footed Wheelie - Rider performs a wheelie with both feet spread out to the sides.

One Handed Tank Wheelie - Rider sits on gas tank with feet draped over the sides of bike while wheeling with only one hand on the handle bars.

One Handed Wheelie - Rider performs wheelie with only one hand on handle bars.

Rear(Passenger) Peg Wheelie - This stunt is performed while doing a stand up wheelie(see below) on your rear pegs, instead of your regular pegs(rearsets).

Seat Stander Wheelie - Stunt performed riding a wheelie while both feet are in the seat.

Stand-Up wheelie - Stunt performed riding a wheelie while on your regular pegs.

Teeter Totter - Rider performs wheelie into Rolling Endo and back into Wheelie again.

180 Stoppie - Doing a stoppie, and then proceed to turn the bike 180 degrees while still on the front wheel. Stunt was performed in the movie "Mission Impossible 2."

360 Stoppie - Doing a stoppie, and then proceed to turn the bike 360 degrees while still on the front wheel.

HighChair Stoppie - Similiar to a Crossed-Up Stoppie, except legs are straight, and not crossed over each other. This trick is perfomed by sitting on the gas tank, and having legs over windscreen and/or handlebars. This term can be also performed while in a wheelie and burnout.
No Footed Stoppie - Rider performs a Rolling Stoppie with feet stretch out to the sides.

No Handed Highchair Stoppie - Rider performs a Highchair Rolling Stoppie with no hands on handle bar, and using the ankle to work the front brake.

One Handed Rolling Stoppie - Rider performs a Rolling Stoppie with only the right or left hand on handle bar.

Christ Air - Rider stands on gas tank, or seat, either with arms stretched out in Christ formation or just hanging to rider's sides, while motorcycle is rolling.

Crossed Up - Rider sits on gas tank with legs and feet over the windshield either with ankles crossed or not while riding (Also called "Cross Over").

Coffin - Rider negotiates the balance of hands on the rear of motorcycle and feet on the windshield, while rider's front is facing the top of the motorcycle, head is to the rear.

Double Christ Air - Two riders perform Christ Air on one motorcycle, one rider on gas tank, one rider on seat.

Elevator - Rider stands on the foot pegs and jumps onto the gas tank while motorcycle is moving.

Leap of Death - Rider stands on the rear tail section and jumps onto the gas tank while motorcycle is moving.

Leap of Faith - Rider stands on the seat and jumps onto the gas tank while motorcyle is moving.

Recliner - Rider leans backwards and raises his feet to the handle bars, or top of the windshield.

Skitching - Rider is dragged on his feet behind motorcycle while moving.

Skitch Insane - Rider performs a Switch Back Insane, dropping a shoulder and twist of the hips, falls off the rear of the bike into a skitch.

Surfing - Rider balances one foot on the gas tank and the other foot on the rear of motorcycle in traditional surfing position.

Switch Back - Rider turns body backwards on motorcycle and proceeds to ride motorcycle at varying speeds, either seated on the gas tank or in the drivers seat, feet on apposed foot pegs and left hand on the throttle.

Switch Back Christ - Rider stands backwards on gas tank either with arms stretched out in Christ formation or not, while motorcycle is moving.

Switch Back Eagle - Rider performs Switch Back on motorcycle and proceeds to spread arms and feet out stretched in a spread eagle position.

Switch Back Insane - Rider performs Switch Back, and while backwards, performs a handstand on the rear of the bike.

Switch Back Recliner - Rider performs Switch Back then leans backwards, putting feet up on tail section of motorcycle in traditional reclined position.

Tank Insane - Rider balances a handstand on top motorcycle, hands on gas tank, chin up by the windshield, and feet up in the air, while bike is moving.