636 stunt
12-20-2006, 09:43 PM
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636 stunt
hey guys i just bought new sprockets..i went -1 +6...will i be able to rock the slow wheelie on the rear peg/?? im not sure if i need to get a larger back sprocket?!?!?! Thanks yall!!!:YEAH
12-20-2006, 09:45 PM
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Re: 636 stunt
you dont need a pizza pan to do slow ****. -1 +6 is pretty mid level gearing tho. leave it there since youve already done it. people can easily do idle stuff with no gearing at all.
and i hope you dont mean rear peg tank humpers!
12-20-2006, 11:15 PM
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Re: 636 stunt
-1 +10 is the only setup u'll be able to rock it out on the rear pegs, any other setup would be instant failure
12-20-2006, 11:34 PM
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12-21-2006, 12:07 AM
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Re: 636 stunt
says the guy w/ a KNOCKOFF scooter
both rear pegs is GANGSTA Vetter... no rear brake coverage :YEAH (unless you got a hb) then it's still harder than a regular staggered... same goes for FIB.. they are harder than staggered... so is staggered standups even GAYER than F.I.B?
would seem so to me 
12-21-2006, 12:11 AM
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says the guy w/ a KNOCKOFF scooter
both rear pegs is GANGSTA Vetter... no rear brake coverage :YEAH (unless you got a hb) then it's still harder than a regular staggered... same goes for FIB.. they are harder than staggered... so is staggered standups even GAYER than F.I.B? would seem so to me
both rear pegs is GANGSTA Vetter... no rear brake coverage :YEAH (unless you got a hb) then it's still harder than a regular staggered... same goes for FIB.. they are harder than staggered... so is staggered standups even GAYER than F.I.B?
would seem so to me but that sitdown to rear peg to ss you did was coo!
12-21-2006, 12:20 AM
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yeah.. every thing you use while in a combo makes it better IMO.. instead of doing the same few things cause someone thinks it's gay.
i like to go from sitdown, to staggered to both back pegs, to SS (add flamingo's, and cross overs) step back to FIB, climb back to SS, and then to Frog/from flamingo, back down to the SS, and jump to spreader ... or whatever i think of inbetween (verry few times have i pulled off everything, but when i do it feels good.. especially if its smoothe)
i like to go from sitdown, to staggered to both back pegs, to SS (add flamingo's, and cross overs) step back to FIB, climb back to SS, and then to Frog/from flamingo, back down to the SS, and jump to spreader ... or whatever i think of inbetween (verry few times have i pulled off everything, but when i do it feels good.. especially if its smoothe)
12-21-2006, 12:22 AM
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yeah.. every thing you use while in a combo makes it better IMO.. instead of doing the same few things cause someone thinks it's gay.
i like to go from sitdown, to staggered to both back pegs, to SS (add flamingo's, and cross overs) step back to FIB, climb back to SS, and then to Frog/from flamingo, back down to the SS, and jump to spreader ... or whatever i think of inbetween (verry few times have i pulled off everything, but when i do it feels good.. especially if its smoothe)
i like to go from sitdown, to staggered to both back pegs, to SS (add flamingo's, and cross overs) step back to FIB, climb back to SS, and then to Frog/from flamingo, back down to the SS, and jump to spreader ... or whatever i think of inbetween (verry few times have i pulled off everything, but when i do it feels good.. especially if its smoothe)
i wish you werent so far. youd love my spot. you could do all that and more... its the reason why i dont do much idle **** let alone try Os...that much
its about a 1/4 mile long 3 lanes wide. good pavement. :YEAH
12-21-2006, 12:36 AM
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sweet! we got a short spot we (as in me) practice on, but there is along stretch i can take it to to do long combo's.. the short stretch helps me try to pull the combo's off quicker... know what i mean? i like to get my jump to spreader down to where i dont pick up speed (feels/looks good when you dont pick up speed, or drop the front)
12-21-2006, 12:38 AM
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sweet! we got a short spot we (as in me) practice on, but there is along stretch i can take it to to do long combo's.. the short stretch helps me try to pull the combo's off quicker... know what i mean? i like to get my jump to spreader down to where i dont pick up speed (feels/looks good when you dont pick up speed, or drop the front)
but the long spots let you get big extension on each trick in teh combo. both points are good.
i HATE winter. i NEED a cage.
im having trouble letting the bike sit here but i dotn want to drop it wihtout a cage.EDIT: drop it again at least...LOL
12-21-2006, 12:41 AM
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someone on stuntUSA had a FI cage for a 636 (FI cages are good IMO) mine has taked 2 dard drops, and a bunch of lil drops.. only thing i had to replace was the allthread, and 1 motormount bolt got bent (like $3 and 10 min. work) + it's lowprofile for the STREETS :YEAH 
12-21-2006, 12:43 AM
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you doing any tank tricks yet? didnt see you do any last weekend that i recall. if so can you pull through from HC or special K? i cant! but i can on a tiny *** 50 WTF? lol
12-21-2006, 12:44 AM
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spreaders on the old bike here and there. didnt want to jump to tank without a cage. for some reason my i feel like my feet are controlling the bike alot in the whoolies...but im a squid soo yeah...
i can pull through (ON BURNOUTS HAHAHA)
12-21-2006, 12:49 AM
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tank tricks are SWEET! (but a cage is a must... allthough i never crashed a tank trick) HC's are a rush when learning, and adrennaline pump when you almost scrape them
Sweet! i just started doing rolling burnouts myself (highchair burnouts) i get spooked easy doing them, and spooked when they go to turn (circle burnouts) but they are fun... continental tires kick *** for burnouts BTW
Sweet! i just started doing rolling burnouts myself (highchair burnouts) i get spooked easy doing them, and spooked when they go to turn (circle burnouts) but they are fun... continental tires kick *** for burnouts BTW
12-21-2006, 12:52 AM
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Re: 636 stunt
you guys seem to know what you are talking about...was it hard learning slow ****...ive tried on my stock 40 tooth sprocket and i cant really get it up that easy..thats why i got the 46 tooth..will it be easier?? and what gear do you do the slow wheelies in 1st or 2nd??
