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[QUOTE="motor86, post: 92429, member: 16957"]
Try doing a search on jumping.  You can find some good threads on technique, which would be the same for most any bike.

I make jumps using logs stacked up and then putting dirt on top.  I use a garden tractor to haul everything.  I built the track in a flood plain and this spring the water came up high enough to lift up my jumps.  I lost all the logs that I hauled and many hours of work.  I am currently working on plans for a new machine that will allow me to dig dirt and build the whole track out of dirt.

Use terraces or ditches as jumps.  BEWARE OF CARS!  Don't rut up a farmer's terrace either and ask permission first.

I am not sure of what is on your particular powerline trail.  Just find a challenging route through it that contains lots of corners so you can practice them a lot.

Try another search on wheelies.  Maybe go up a incline that levels off on top.  See if you can maintain that angle while on the flat spot.

good luck
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