ive just put a 60 tooth rear sprocket on my bike ! i was runnin a 45 but yeah i wanna get into the slow **** , whats the best way to get em up do i slip the clutch ? ui dont have a 12 bar yet but i dont really care about smashing my bike but yeah ne advice would be awesome thanks guys keep in stuntin

Pete

 

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Go slow

 

+1

 

Power it up at 30 mph

 

so do you mean power it up at 30 then go break so you can go slow im talking like dan jackson slow lol , do i have the right sprockets ? 60 back 15 front like i mean slow as in similar to circle wheelies but going straight you get me?

 

No man u gotta go micheal jackson slow with like 70 up 10 front thats the only solution.

 

he gets you but you dont get him

 

20 in the front , 80 in the back. plenty of garbage power whoolie

 

i just read on a website that its bvest to have a 55 62 rear sprocket , then you ghave to turn the idle up a buit i know ho to do it now thanks for helping out though guys aprecciate it

Peace

 

No prob keep it real mate..

 

learn 12s the easist way??? ( 1 2 3 4 5 6 ... Last Page) its in the help and how to forum....i havent read it but judging by the name

 

Practice

 

 

Practice, no advice is going to help you on this one.

 

but what i ment was like everybody said practice . iknow that , o one told me i needed to turn my idle up o one told me that i should slip tha clutch you know what i mean , thanks for ya help ne ways gswitch ride on:D

 

I just started going slow and what I did at start was just doing a normal wheelie with your foot in the passenger seat, it's easier to balance cause your back foot is holding your body weight. I started going further than balance point by holding the throttle and the rear brake. Bring the bike higher that you can by trying to be as smooth as possible going up higher.

Once I mastered to slow down to very low speeds almost to a stop then I started clutching it up at a stop and been going slow from then on. Hope this helps.

Also, take some aire off your rear tire, then bring your idle up a bit.

Once you can master that then try to get off the throttle and ride the back break only, you have to be really smooth and high up to do this. At that point you can start learning circles.

 

hey vern thanks man when you say turn the idle up what should the revs be on when i do this thanks man your the first person that has actually said ne thign helpful...and also what about the rear tyre how much psi should i let out? thanks bro
Pete
P.s are they fun.... i had a dream last night lol and i loved it :P

 

i was trying to save you time if you would have clicked on the link you would have seen that

 

Yea, so thank Roger or OR ELSE