fairings or no fairings
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Re: fairings or no fairings
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I know, I know I need to start covering the brake. I just never have, but I think it's allowed me to gain a little better throttle control over time.
I usually ride w/the ***** of my feet on the pegs, so I have to modify my style a bit.
Questions:
Should I bend the rear brake lever down a touch?
Also, do you kindof "Ride" the brake or just be ready to tap it if in trouble???
On the cage tip, I'm working on it trust me. That's next on the "Wish list".
Thanx for the responses, btw.
I usually ride w/the ***** of my feet on the pegs, so I have to modify my style a bit.
Questions:
Should I bend the rear brake lever down a touch?
Also, do you kindof "Ride" the brake or just be ready to tap it if in trouble???
On the cage tip, I'm working on it trust me. That's next on the "Wish list".
Thanx for the responses, btw.
#66
Re: fairings or no fairings
I know, I know I need to start covering the brake. I just never have, but I think it's allowed me to gain a little better throttle control over time.
I usually ride w/the ***** of my feet on the pegs, so I have to modify my style a bit.
Questions:
Should I bend the rear brake lever down a touch?
Also, do you kindof "Ride" the brake or just be ready to tap it if in trouble???
On the cage tip, I'm working on it trust me. That's next on the "Wish list".
Thanx for the responses, btw.
I usually ride w/the ***** of my feet on the pegs, so I have to modify my style a bit.
Questions:
Should I bend the rear brake lever down a touch?
Also, do you kindof "Ride" the brake or just be ready to tap it if in trouble???
On the cage tip, I'm working on it trust me. That's next on the "Wish list".
Thanx for the responses, btw.
I'm sure someone will explain it much better than me...
Oh, and bend the brake lever down??...I usually have to raise it from the stock position in order to use it in a wheelie...
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What about the "Coverage"??
Do you guys "Ride" the brake or just keep ure foot above it at the ready???
But yeah, I'm just maxxing out 2nd gear basically, but I'm just getting to the point where I'm really keeping it up for what now is starting to feel like could go on and on.
I would def hit the rev lim. in 1st, but 2nd allows me to stretch it out pretty good.
Do you guys "Ride" the brake or just keep ure foot above it at the ready???
But yeah, I'm just maxxing out 2nd gear basically, but I'm just getting to the point where I'm really keeping it up for what now is starting to feel like could go on and on.
I would def hit the rev lim. in 1st, but 2nd allows me to stretch it out pretty good.
#68
Re: fairings or no fairings
I try to keep my f4i full fairing as much as possible, no matter how many zipties it takes. I dont mind streetfighter fronts though on some bikes, like my f2's look way better imo w/ no sides or front lol.
#69
Re: fairings or no fairings
**** zip ties. Once you rebuild your cracked fairing with the NEW fiberglass N resin in ONE, ***** major strong. Then learn to 2 stage paint with good clear........BUTTER!!! Zip ties are so 1997. LOL
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Re: fairings or no fairings
If you are not using the brake on faster wheelies then you must be just ridin em out to the rev limitor...using the brake will allow you to keep the same speed, speed up or slow down. With slow whoolies, you use the brake to keep yourself behind bp against the idle...
I'm sure someone will explain it much better than me...
Oh, and bend the brake lever down??...I usually have to raise it from the stock position in order to use it in a wheelie...
I'm sure someone will explain it much better than me...
Oh, and bend the brake lever down??...I usually have to raise it from the stock position in order to use it in a wheelie...
#71
Re: fairings or no fairings
When you first start clutching up first gear you're gonna end up riding the brake to keep it at and behind bp to keep it slow. You'll prob go through a couple sets of brake pads but that's just part of the learning curve. Eventually you'll learn to use body position and minor throttle inputs more and brake less, but for now, just mash the brake.... watch out for brake fade though
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#72
Re: fairings or no fairings
I cant see with full fairings does that make it more gangsta? If I had a choice I would rock completley stock no cage or nothing, but i crash so I take my fairings off...
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