HIGH CHAIR Os
#21
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yes me. i just cover the clutch dont use it unless im about to high side.In fact in all my circles i never use the clutch its either gas or brake! I only use clutch when im trying to clutch out or when i go in to a stall!
#24
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I didnt think about that last night im ganna try that also i lowerd it to 18 for the street footage on sat and neer put more in thanx half ill see you in a week from today. another problem i think im having is im geard 7 up only so that might be a problem
#25
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i have done over 3 hc o's without any clutch. you dont have to work the clutch unless your about to stall or wreck. clutch will save you every time if you catch it right. i found that leaning forward and putting my helmet as close to my knees as i can get it works the best when learning. try 50/50 cicles first then try hc......spreader o's are in a league of there own compared to hc
#28
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clutch control is key. I think special k circles are a must, but not spreader circles necessarily. Don't be afraid to use the gas. I also look at the ground between my arm and my left leg, helps me know where I'm at. Good luck man!
#30
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cool **** thanks for the advice. on k os i feel real wabaly and i cant figure out why i cant keep them more steady i realy apreciate the help however its spelld
#31
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The thing I like about k circles is you have that leg stickin out for leverage, it makes it easier to stay in the circle IMO. Practice makes perfect! I hope my advice helps ya bro!
#32
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For real bro good looking out i think your right id be better off getting ks down then going to hc os
thanks to everyone for the help means alot coming from pros and halfricans
#36
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Spreader O's like everyone else said, are harder than 50-50 and HC O's. You can usually rip a few just on idle going in circles without TOO much lean angle... thats where the clutch comes into play. Stalling them out and bouncing off the gas tank sucks. 50-50's are great practice and you usually don't crash too hard when you go down. I destroyed a SI cage and have a knock in my motor from HC 0's.
#37