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caballerial

What does caballerial mean?

A vert and transition trick consisting of a 360-degree ollie performed while riding fakie, rotating backside. Commonly shortened to 'cab' or 'full cab.'

"He does full cabs on the mini ramp like they're nothing."

Origin

Invented by Steve Caballero around 1980; a portmanteau of 'Caballero' and 'aerial.'

Frequently asked questions

What is a caballerial?
It's a 360-degree ollie performed while riding fakie and rotating backside, commonly shortened to 'cab' or 'full cab.'
Who invented the caballerial?
Steve Caballero invented it around 1980, and the name is a portmanteau of 'Caballero' and 'aerial.'
What is a half cab?
A half cab is a fakie backside 180 (half the rotation of a full cab), a very common street and ramp trick.
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