hyperryder

yep thats the best way of puting it.

smoothkustard

just curious. did that guy have any gear on?

[T-Roy]

ur just about in the same boat as me

[T-Roy]

no i dont' think so, guy fucked up a few bikes and was notorious for seriously injuring himself and totaling bikes

he won't harm himself or anymore bikes

i heard about that guy and didn't have my bike very long when this happened so i didn't get a chance to ride with em but erybody else did and they said he was fcukin stupid

-GoBLIN-

HAHAHAHA i watched your vid, and this one was linked to it....


squids vol 1.5 lol http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqpAw...related&search=

rookie stunter

i can roll it about 75 ft on the regular and through two parking spaces lengthwise in any lot everytime without question, i am getting near 100 ft and i have flipped over a least four times, luckily ive never had any tank slap( which is what i really worry about) and i have learned that if u tuck and flip over fast enough u can kick the bike away from yourself if you are quick enough, at least thats my tecnique. as far as flippin a new bike just go ahead and do to get it over with. ride hard fall hard, **** happens just dont get scared afterwards

petey crack

i can roll between 60 to 90 feet, i dont have a problem goin to high, just too far sideways, i have not looped but i have highsided from turning in a stoppie going too fast, that becomes another problem

da Liks

i have been puttin in my work with the stoppies and i looped one time.. it sucked but it was at the end of this endo right here!! i still had 50 ft to go when this pic was taken, after that i flipped. needless to say it was lots of "no brake"..


looping is not the only thing you have to worry aboout though: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asL1vDY23Hk

StrictlyStunt

havent looped on a sportbike yet. Looped a couple DB's. Every time i looped it's within 10-30ft. If im gonna loop it's always early in the stoppie

da Liks

which sucks bigtime..!

StrictlyStunt

ya it pritty much ruin's your day. not a good feeling.

Once i got back into the feel for em i havent looped since last summer. (KNOCK ON WOOD)

Rockin 200-300ft now.

Hobie

Tank slap or "wobble" is what used to ALWAYS **** up my stoppies. I haven't even tried to go long on my 600RR that I've had for a year. (Remember I dick off on the streets, I'm not a stunter)

I always feel the need for high approach speeds. I'm at least going 70ish+ when I start braking, sometimes faster, but I'm bringing the rear up slow. It's not until I feel like I'm going really slow (feels like 40ish?) that I bring it up higher and get my distance going. Those stoppies aren't all that long. I never measured those, but I'm up for a few seconds, my oil light used to come on, but nothing like those guys riding 500ft or more, didn't even feel close. When I tried to bring the bike higher and go for more length my bars ALWAYS started to wobble and I had to set it down unless I was damn near stopped. Sometimes I would fight it and let that **** wobble to a stop. However, the wobble is what always fucked me up. Different tire pressures, making sure the steering head bearings were in good shape and tight, different fork settings, it always came back. Never had a damper though. I've got a scotts for my RR that I haven't put on yet. Sooner or later I will get around to it and give it a go, but I DO NOT want to wreck this bike. I'm thinking about selling it and a flipped stoppie wouldn't be so good for resale.

Trentl40

I went down hard last summer on my buddies f4i from wobble, ground my ankle down to the bone. Bubba from the movies Crusty Demons has it all on film! Should be in his next movie!