Originally Posted by Z-UNIT

its not that tricks are harder with fairings, its jsut a naked bike is easier in general...i dont kno about u but i craash alot and cages get ****ed up, so if u gotta get a sumthing behind the plastics and u hafta remove the cage....chances are itll be a ***** to get back on, if u even can get it on....the bike also runs hotter, and if ur not sponosored, or have the $$ full fairing bikes that are beat look just as bad as a streetfightered bike....if ur guna rock FF u have to keep it clean, and most people cant...not to mention with an upper u cant see ****, and when ur on the streets its nice to able to see wats going on when ur in hc or spreader

Originally Posted by ezec1000

at next years stuntwars i'm bringing a boxing ring and gloves...

$5 a round...

Originally Posted by MikeM

Can we talk about podium circles some more now?

Foot positioning - should I have my "seat" foot perpendicular like for a no hander, or straight like for a flamingo?

Originally Posted by nobikerider

everyone that ive seen do them, they have their feet in the "no hander" position.... i think its gonna give you better positionin and balance that way too..... also, you can peep out the pics that a couple people posted in this thread

Originally Posted by MikeM

I think so too, I was just trying to get this **** back on topic. it hurts my groin just to do a straight podum wheelie, i got no hope of circling them

Originally Posted by Kaneone

totall understand that point completely.. very good reason to rock SF!!


but i also agree with nobikerider when he says that if your gonna be doing shows and stuff than a fairring is a better representation of the sport. IMO

-Kane

Originally Posted by MikeM

I think so too, I was just trying to get this **** back on topic. it hurts my groin just to do a straight podum wheelie, i got no hope of circling them