Most bipes I have like power to land. I would set the throttle on the downwind to hold it level and as soon as I turned for approach I would start dropping the throttle a click or two until it was at the decent rate I wanted. Then I would just let it settle on the ground and then drop the throttle almost to idle. They would roll out nicely and then drop the tail. I fly off grass so a flip is common unless done properly. It takes practice.