yeah im not going to rehash whats been said but if you ride with MJ or Gerry again ask questions there good guys they'll try to help you. iv'e been to that end of the road spot once it;s a pretty good spot. keep practacing and take thehate's advice for sure.

 

looks familiar..keep up the whoolies and it will come

 

just got back from practice and all i got to say is "Holy ****" The very end of the day when we were just about to leave i tried a couple more and i leaned back and the back came all the way back to balance point and i had my idle up to 3.5 and i thought i was going to flip and i blanked out and didnt hit the rear brake so i let of the gas getting ready to fall and and then .....nothing happened i was just standing there and the bike wasn't going back or down i was just coasting with no gas!!! I LOVED it... ******* AWESOME FEELING even though i thought i was gonna die. i was going around 20 mph. But Ya i did it again after that and road bp a lil again. then i stopped for the day to end it at a good note.:YEAH:YEAH:YEAH:YEAH:YEAH

 

if that video was really your 3rd day of practice, then good ****. ive seen people practice for a month and still not be where youre at. keep it up man.

 

ya i practice everyday i can and i try to improve everyday and try new things i practiced 2 and half hours today and i finally reached my balance point and road it at idle.

 

i hear u on the smashing down part. i smash down a lot. But I'm trying to imprint it into my mind by using it by bringing the bike down and I ride it down with more throttle to avoid smashing.

post more vids they help!

 

Ya once you **** your self a few more times you'll get more comfortable at that point. I dont remember who said it but dont chase em like you are in the vid. If you dont get it within the first 30 or 40 feet then just let it down and try again. Once you get the feel for it and learn the brake you'll be able to clutch it straight up to bp. Its a good feeling when you learn it, everything else is easy after that.

And dont consider it practice man, just ride for fun. Practice makes it sound like work or somethin

 

yea and don't ride everyday, some time off is good. i stopped riding for like 2 weeks a while back and when i got back on it i started using my handbrake and footbrake and leaning way back. just from taking a brake and getting back on, guess the mental rest helped i can't explain it.

 

lol thanks i guess...im tryna get a 600,but dont have enough money...i wanna sell my bike, but dont wanna not have a bike, u know...it sucks lol

 

its not the third day...its been like a month...month and a half...but hes def getting better

 

since that day at hp when i FIRST ever clutched it up like 2 feet by holding in the clutch for 3 seconds and reving it like 4-5 times then dumping it , i've been improving everyday. i would say its been 6 practice days in the coarse of a month! ....it was that first day when i actually really clutched it up that got me off to a good start. then couple days after learning to clutch it up 3 feet lol i started doing squid wheelies (riding out 6 oclock wheelies chasing my bp and landing at the rev limiter in 1st gear) ....since that day i almost fell off....well i kinda did fall off doing a wheelie lol, i sticked to learning my bp before doing any fast ****. now i can clutch it up going 5 mph ALMOST right to bp. most of the time i clutch it up to 10 oclock and slowly move back to bp.

 

yeah that is so tru i had my bike in the shop for like a week.. i didnt get to balance point but after a week an a half not riding i got on the bike an boom i just started wheeling for blocks on 1st/.... lol so ur statement is actually truu.....