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Old 04-03-2007, 10:50 AM
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so some of you problyalready saw the threadabout rollingstoppies. im still tryin to roll them and still...no luck wtf is up with this?
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What Is Happening When You Try?
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you just gotta go fast, and bring it up high enough to where you can let off the brake a little and keep rolling...
its all about ***** and practice.
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Re: stoppies

how far are you guys rolling from 60 mph?

I think im coming into them around 55-60mph and i finally hit the 150' mark the other day.
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Re: stoppies

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how far are you guys rolling from 60 mph?

I think im coming into them around 55-60mph and i finally hit the 150' mark the other day.
about 50 feet
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Re: stoppies

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how far are you guys rolling from 60 mph?

I think im coming into them around 55-60mph and i finally hit the 150' mark the other day.
AROUND 250`COULD GO MORE BUT IM HAVING BAD FRONTEND CHATER FOR SOME REASON ABOUT THE 200` MARK
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Bro you need to go ATLEAST 40 to roll anywhere. I have a feeling your still going way to slow.
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Whats the average approach that is used at most shows? i was thinking it was 200-300 ft? how fast do those guys get going with those smaller approaches?
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Re: stoppies

saw a video of matt gorka rolling 900+ with an 85 mph aproch not sure of the distance but he said he never went above 85.
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Re: stoppies

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Bro you need to go ATLEAST 40 to roll anywhere. I have a feeling your still going way to slow.
I beg to differ lol

https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/113...-4-change.html
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Re: stoppies

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Whats the average approach that is used at most shows? i was thinking it was 200-300 ft? how fast do those guys get going with those smaller approaches?
MOST SHOW IT IS 200` OR 300`.NOT SURE ABOUT THE SPEED CAUSE I DONT RUN GUAGES BUT I CAN GET TO THE TOP OF 2ND IF THAT HELPS
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Re: stoppies

first off are you trying endos in the dirt or on the street? (i'v read posts recently of people tryin endo's in the dirt...)

And if your doing them on hte street, do you have a street tire?


Ok if your on the street with a street tire, just keep practicing and going faster when you feel comfortable..

Dirt bikes are a usually a lil harder to endo then street bikes, but it can be done..

Gotta go REALLY fast so you can grab a little brake to compress the suspension, then once the forks are compressed, grab some more brake to pop it up

I couldn't get more then 30-50 foot out of my crf150, but then again I dont practice much..
Whereas I was rolling 80+ on my f4i tell my fork seals blew
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im doin them on tar. i have dirt tires.
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the guys are giving you tips on how to do it on a sportbike you have a enduro bike .. its gonna be compeletly different ..
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Practice? 300+@60 for me

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Re: stoppies

Originally Posted by nags

Well hes not a gangster like you nags. And he's on a dirtbike.
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u gotta float!!:YEAH
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Re: stoppies

whatevr **** it you guys are no help i need help o stoppies on an ENDURO! bike!!!!!
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^ dude your a joke they are trying to give you some tips
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Re: stoppies

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whatevr **** it you guys are no help i need help o stoppies on an ENDURO! bike!!!!!
Here's your help...

Do them over and over and over and over

Then do some more.


Stoppies arent something that can be taught on a message board unfortunately.
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