front brake question and endos
11-10-2006 | 04:46 PM
#61
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Posts: 687
From: Kansas
Re: front brake question and endos
I'll keep my opinions to myself from now on. I felt I was helping the best I could. Go get the brembos and a turbo. I'm about done posting on this site. Moderators feel free to delete my membership.
11-10-2006 | 04:49 PM
#62
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Posts: 1,464
From: whitey village california
Re: front brake question and endos
Originally Posted by Matt Gorka
I'll keep my opinions to myself from now on. I felt I was helping the best I could. Go get the brembos and a turbo. I'm about done posting on this site. Moderators feel free to delete my membership.
11-10-2006 | 05:24 PM
#65
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Posts: 4,923
From: Apple Valley CA
Re: front brake question and endos
Originally Posted by NME
I think from 137 i would have set a distance record too. But plow away, buddy!
Enter a stoppie comp and you'll know who i am.
And ask me how much backing i have. Some of us ride on talent alone. Not just an image.
Enter a stoppie comp and you'll know who i am.
And ask me how much backing i have. Some of us ride on talent alone. Not just an image.
AND +1
11-10-2006 | 05:39 PM
#66
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Posts: 4,923
From: Apple Valley CA
Re: front brake question and endos
Originally Posted by Darius
learn to 180 stoppie or hit balance point before getting another sponsor!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGApWZNA1Uo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGApWZNA1Uo
11-10-2006 | 05:54 PM
#67
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Posts: 53
From: MN
Re: front brake question and endos
Originally Posted by Matt Gorka
I'll keep my opinions to myself from now on. I felt I was helping the best I could. Go get the brembos and a turbo. I'm about done posting on this site. Moderators feel free to delete my membership.
11-10-2006 | 07:12 PM
#71
also known as OMR
Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 79,288
From: OMR INDUSTRIES in west palm beach florida
Re: front brake question and endos
oh i whent back and read some ..kane you dont mean that ....have you seen gorka ...his a little bigger than you .you should appoligize and listen ...if matts talking about stoppies you just pay attention.im not on any ones nuts here but lets face it gorka = mad stoppies
11-10-2006 | 08:28 PM
#72
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Re: front brake question and endos
Gorka is the man, I still love watching that 938 foot clip :YEAH
Haven't seen NME roll
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11-10-2006 | 08:39 PM
#73
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From: jax fl
Re: front brake question and endos
Originally Posted by Kaneone
My question has nothing to do with distance endos or balance points.
It was simply a question as to what effects a much more positive, proffeicient braking system would have on my stuntbike.
Ive never seen a stuntbike that has been modded in such a way.
Originally I had thought it was completely excessive and unneeded but after finding out what I have about suspension in the past few months, as well as seeing a first hand improvement in overall feel, and power of my upgraded Brembo handbrake.
It only makes sense to me that an improved brake setup would offer a rider improved control..
just curious to hear input from anyone who has ever done and major modifications to their brake systems, and what their input on it was.
I do not need to be explained the balance point.
I am not some squid newbie please dont treat me as such.
Gorka.. that was rude man. I have had respect for you for years.
..but to insult me like that. your an *** dude.
-Kane
It was simply a question as to what effects a much more positive, proffeicient braking system would have on my stuntbike.
Ive never seen a stuntbike that has been modded in such a way.
Originally I had thought it was completely excessive and unneeded but after finding out what I have about suspension in the past few months, as well as seeing a first hand improvement in overall feel, and power of my upgraded Brembo handbrake.
It only makes sense to me that an improved brake setup would offer a rider improved control..
just curious to hear input from anyone who has ever done and major modifications to their brake systems, and what their input on it was.
I do not need to be explained the balance point.
I am not some squid newbie please dont treat me as such.
Gorka.. that was rude man. I have had respect for you for years.
..but to insult me like that. your an *** dude.
-Kane
Kane..... Not everyone on here is out to get you, I think Gorka was trying to help in a subject that he has alot of knowledge in. I respect any rider that is out there living the dream by riding full time. ( I wish I had it like that! ) But Damn can't we all just get along? I have been around for a long time in the stunting scene and know alot of riders and most everone I have met started doing this crazy **** for the same reason........ Because it was fun, seems most everyone on here lost sight of that somewhere along the way........ Kinda sad really
11-10-2006 | 09:08 PM
#74
You seen Philo Beddoe?
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 859
From: Oral Springs, FL, USA
Re: front brake question and endos
Originally Posted by Kaneone
I didnt ask his opinion of balance points and distance endos.
I asked opinions of how that modified brake setup will effect endos.
period.
and no.. uve never respected me ryan so dont front.
I dont care either way
-Kane
I asked opinions of how that modified brake setup will effect endos.
period.
and no.. uve never respected me ryan so dont front.
I dont care either way
-Kane
maybe you should get some rhinestone studded rotors and powdercoat your calipers pink.. that would be a sweeeeet mod.
11-10-2006 | 09:37 PM
#75
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Posts: 2,357
From: earth
Re: front brake question and endos
Originally Posted by Drastic-James
everone I have met started doing this crazy **** for the same reason........ Because it was fun, seems most everyone on here lost sight of that somewhere along the way........ Kinda sad really
11-10-2006 | 09:57 PM
#76
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Joined: Jul 2004
Posts: 1,290
From: Savannah
Re: front brake question and endos
Originally Posted by Matt Gorka
I'll keep my opinions to myself from now on. I felt I was helping the best I could. Go get the brembos and a turbo. I'm about done posting on this site. Moderators feel free to delete my membership.
You can't do that to us!!!!!!!!!
11-10-2006 | 10:13 PM
#77
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From: Savannah
Re: front brake question and endos
Originally Posted by scott3824
ryan cramer rolled on crappy *** dp pads on a stock setup, john is right it will be too much.
and jason is the unknown stoppie slayer.
and jason is the unknown stoppie slayer.
You know me...That's what's important!
11-10-2006 | 10:43 PM
#79
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From: Savannah
Re: front brake question and endos
Originally Posted by scott3824
cant wait to watchyou rip **** next weekend 
We'll see... I keep hearing a name haunting me when i sleep. It sounds like Mugsy. No, more like Dawsons Creek? No,no... Dub C. Whatever that means...
11-10-2006 | 10:46 PM
#80
"bitchen"
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 2,388
From: in the DFDub.....TX
Re: front brake question and endos
Originally Posted by Matt Gorka
I'll keep my opinions to myself from now on. I felt I was helping the best I could. Go get the brembos and a turbo.
i think we all feel like this sometimes. it seems like you cant ask or answer a question on message boards anymore without starting IWW I (internet world war 1). hope you stick around. i know i could use some of your advise. 
