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Old 08-15-2007, 11:24 AM
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Setup for stunt bike?

Ok so I'm just about to strart stunting I need to know what the basic setup/mods for a stunt bike are? Bike will prolly be a Suzuki GSX-R 600.
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get a honda or kawi. first move id make
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Re: Setup for stunt bike?

Go to www.HAIbikeshop.com or call them at the shop they will help you with what ever you need...
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GSXRs are for tracks!
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Re: Setup for stunt bike?

I love my gixxer

the only things you need to worry about buying right now are
1: stuntex oil pickup
2: cage

every thing else will come in time after some good seat time
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Re: Setup for stunt bike?

Would a ZX6R be a better bike? What's wrong with the GSXR?
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Re: Setup for stunt bike?

Around here, the GSXR is said to have a very weak subframe. Probably not a problem if you're just starting to stunt, unless you loop it (which you will at one point), you could easily **** up your subframe.

You'd either have to reinforce it or better yet Sell that bike and pick up an f4i or 636...
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+1 on the weak subframe

I'm already on my second one... and my buddy has already gone through a good 3 or 4
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Re: Setup for stunt bike?

Ok then, I understand, I work for a motorcycle dealership and we have pretty much all the brands so i get cheap deals on parts etc and bikes. I am either gonna get teh Honda F4i or the ZX6R. Depends on what comes in.

P.S this forum is weird the new posts are at the front of the thread at the top of the page rather than the bottom like it's back to front?
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Re: Setup for stunt bike?

Originally Posted by DsK.#1
Ok so I'm just about to strart stunting I need to know what the basic setup/mods for a stunt bike are? Bike will prolly be a Suzuki GSX-R 600.
first things, read the forum rules, use the search.
there were a few threads just this week. Just browse through all the forums on here and read stuff, you'll find everything there is to know about stuntbikes by just looking.

that being said: smart things for bikes: cage, sprocket (if you want). definately a cage. other than that it's all optional. sprockets help out a little if you are doing parking lot stuff but they arne't needed to learn.

on your gixxer, i would definately get a stuntex oil pickup to make it last. www.stuntex.com

there ya go, don't ask about handbrakes or i'll kill you. you don't need that junk until you can ride the bike first.
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Re: Setup for stunt bike?

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first things, read the forum rules, use the search.
there were a few threads just this week. Just browse through all the forums on here and read stuff, you'll find everything there is to know about stuntbikes by just looking.

that being said: smart things for bikes: cage, sprocket (if you want). definately a cage. other than that it's all optional. sprockets help out a little if you are doing parking lot stuff but they arne't needed to learn.

on your gixxer, i would definately get a stuntex oil pickup to make it last. www.stuntex.com

there ya go, don't ask about handbrakes or i'll kill you. you don't need that junk until you can ride the bike first.
lol, i like the pic. the search doesnt work on stuntlife yet though.

just get a honda, aight. it can take a major beating and u dont have to change the oil pickup. plus there are parts everywhere for this thing.
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Re: Setup for stunt bike?

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lol, i like the pic. the search doesnt work on stuntlife yet though.

just get a honda, aight. it can take a major beating and u dont have to change the oil pickup. plus there are parts everywhere for this thing.

i'll sell ya a setup 04 750 for 3500, sub already re-inforced, sprocketed, handbrake, db bars...
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Re: Setup for stunt bike?

stunt whatever bike you want. dont listen to these guys. if you want the EASIEST bike to stunt, then go with the f4i. ive stunted a F4i, 636, gsxr6, and a 600rr. theyre all the same if youre just startin out cuz you dont know what bike youll like til you actually stunt them.

you want to FULLY set up your bike for stuntin? heres the list....
1. Cage
2. 12 bar or round bar
3. custom upper stay (i recommend racing 905's)
4. new chain and sprocket (most people go at least 10 up in the back)
5. MSR easy pull clutch
6. new stabilizer (i like GPR)
7. Handbrake kit
8. dent in tank
9. oil pick-up
10. dis-engage tip over sensor
11. put in idle screw (dependin on bike you chose)

here are other optional parts....
12. Subframe cage (hit up Old Man Roger on here)
13. after-market clip-ons or turn stock ones out
14. strip off stock plastics and sell them on ebay (use money to buy after-market set)
15. re-do forks (stiffer springs)

thats all i can think of right now. hope that helps. oh and the last thing is, PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE!!!!!
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Just get a cage.... and learn on stock gearing first!!!!
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Re: Setup for stunt bike?

Originally Posted by Juar3z
Just get a cage.... and learn on stock gearing first!!!!
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i'll sell ya a setup 04 750 for 3500, sub already re-inforced, sprocketed, handbrake, db bars...
i have an f4i stunted out with lots of battle scars that i put on there myself. why would i want a gixxer?
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Originally Posted by SICmestizoRider
stunt whatever bike you want. dont listen to these guys. if you want the EASIEST bike to stunt, then go with the f4i. ive stunted a F4i, 636, gsxr6, and a 600rr. theyre all the same if youre just startin out cuz you dont know what bike youll like til you actually stunt them.

you want to FULLY set up your bike for stuntin? heres the list....
1. Cage
2. 12 bar or round bar
3. custom upper stay (i recommend racing 905's)
4. new chain and sprocket (most people go at least 10 up in the back)
5. MSR easy pull clutch
6. new stabilizer (i like GPR)
7. Handbrake kit
8. dent in tank
9. oil pick-up
10. dis-engage tip over sensor
11. put in idle screw (dependin on bike you chose)

here are other optional parts....
12. Subframe cage (hit up Old Man Roger on here)
13. after-market clip-ons or turn stock ones out
14. strip off stock plastics and sell them on ebay (use money to buy after-market set)
15. re-do forks (stiffer springs)

thats all i can think of right now. hope that helps. oh and the last thing is, PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE!!!!!
LOL, ur gonna make that noob spend a fortune on **** he doesnt even need yet. pretty thorough list of stunt parts though.
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i meant for the thread starter..... but seriously thinking about selling it though.... it's been a good bike
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oh ok. sounds like a decent deal if the motor's still strong.
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strong as day one, kinda why i don't wanna let it go.......
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