In Trials Fusion, mastering flips and stunts is key to achieving high scores and showcasing your skills. The right thumbstick on your controller is the primary tool for executing these tricks based on the position of your bike and rider. Here’s a detailed breakdown of how to perform these stunts effectively:

Trick Execution

1. Flips (Front and Back)
– Action: To perform a flip, your bike and rider must be airborne and rotating either forward or backward.
– Controls:
– Front Flip: Rotate the right thumbstick clockwise while your rider is leaning forward.
– Back Flip: Rotate the right thumbstick counter-clockwise when leaning backward.
– Examples of Tricks: Popular flips include:
– Slash: A dynamic front flip.
– Kiss of Death: A dramatic back flip.
– Dead Body: A trick that involves a specific positioning in the air.
– The speed of your thumbstick movement will affect the trick’s execution, so adjust your input for variation.

2. Wheelies and Endos
– Wheelies (Front Wheel Up)
– Action: This trick is performed when your bike’s front wheel is elevated.
– Controls: Push the right thumbstick down to initiate a wheelie. This input will trigger the “Going Up” stunt.
– Endos (Rear Wheel Up)
– Action: This trick occurs when your bike’s rear wheel is lifted.
– Controls: Push the right thumbstick up to perform an endo, executing the “Going to Hell” stunt when your front wheel is down.

Training and Practice

To refine your trick skills, engage with the FMX Training Program’s wind tunnel. This controlled environment allows you to practice flips and stunts without the threat of crashing, enabling you to experiment with different right thumbstick movements and observe their effects on your performance.

Summary of Trick Controls

A concise reference table can assist in remembering the controls:

| Trick Type | Bike Position | Right Stick Input |
|—————————–|———————————————|———————————————–|
| Front Flip, Back Flip | Airborne, rotating forward or backward | Rotate right stick clockwise or counter-clockwise |
| Wheelie (Front Wheel Up) | Front wheel elevated | Push right stick down |
| Endo (Front Wheel Down) | Rear wheel elevated | Push right stick up |

Conclusion

This comprehensive trick system allows players to creatively combine various FMX tricks for style points and to impress onlookers. Regular practice, especially in the wind tunnel, will further enhance your proficiency and ability to chain tricks together effectively, maximizing your score potential in Trials Fusion.