To all you people that have trouble with BP.... sit all the way back in your seat with your left foot all the way out to side so it's like skitching while you ride along. Keep at a dead stop, lean foward and rev up -- drop the clutch and let the bike catch idle while playing with the rear brake. You'll find balance point, it's really not that hard..... I suffer from some retardation bullshit and I never once looped learning. So just PRACTICE....

 

If you go out there and do what i said.... you will most likely get idle AND rear brake all in the same day. You run less air pressure and the bike will not move side to side.... Just run a high idle and clutch it up from a stand still so the bike doesn't have to work to clutch idle. With letting your left foot drag you got the ability to catch it if for some reason it does start going wobbily but hey your at 5mph.... you can save it. Whack, Bam there you are and the bike is idling along just adjust with rear brake. Start getting a feel... chuggin? Pull in the clutch and adjust your body weight.

I don't know about you but going 30mph or so learning BP I'd rather come back onto the tail at 5mph and just get off and push it rather than watching my bike tumble down the road..... Learn a stand still, safer and a hell of alot easier to learn course this is all my own