abubaca
abubaca noun: a classic ramp trick where a rider goes up a ramp, stalls with their back wheel on the coping, leans back, and then hops backward off the ramp to land in a fakie (riding backward) and roll away, essentially reversing the momentum of a fufanu.
Noun (1)
abubaca (plural abubacas)
Noun (2) capitalized: Abubaca
Abubaca (plural Abubacas)
- Alternative letter-case form of abubaca.
Forms of abubaca
| plural | abubacas |
|---|---|
| plural | Abubacas |
Origin of abubaca
Named by BMX rider Ron Wilkerson after a character played by Gary Coleman on the 1980s sitcom Diff'rent Strokes.
Questions about abubaca
- What does abubaca mean?
- Abubaca means a classic ramp trick where a rider goes up a ramp, stalls with their back wheel on the coping, leans back, and then hops backward off the ramp to land in a fakie (riding backward) and roll away, essentially reversing the momentum of a fufanu.
- What part of speech is abubaca?
- Abubaca is a noun.
- What is the plural of abubaca?
- The plural of abubaca is abubacas.
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