white bandito

brake control transferd easy for me on the 50 to motard it feels like a jumbo 50 lol

trently309

LMAO YES!!!!!!!! AGREE!!! :YEAH :YEAH :YEAH quit fking around if u cant play with the big boys on the big bikes dont play at all! get on a 600 and start fking learning like everyone else!

R1wonder

I agree..especially when cops chase ya and you cut through the ghetto and parks to out run them hahaha

brake control. also the thing i noticed was combos. i can kill combos on a 50 and i think it helped a tad on the bigger bike. you get the feeling for the side to side balance and what the bike might do when steppin around from pegs to seat and what not..

aside from that i think 50's are a blast. ive done 2 local stunt shows with one too so its the only glory i can get lmao

jstuntlocke

I know the title of the thread says learning on one...... but for me it was just about having fun... It used to be alot of fun...but now I end up cringing when I see the fiddy crowd at the lot when we pull up anymore...
No matter if they are cool people riding or I like them or not....they all seem to have a bad habit about runnin in front of me and trying to get underneath my bike all the time!!
one thing is for sure: they just annoy me anymore....

Crazy D

That was the most stupid comment of this thread .

killswitch12283

i learned on my 06 R1 and dont regret it, i got a good size bag of tricks and pushin circle combos for 7 months, of course i switched to my 636 but **** putting seat time on a 50 just to try and transfer cause it wont

secret weapon

I BEEN STUNTING 50 AND 70'S FOR ABOUT 1 YEAR AND HALF
BIG BIKES 3 MONTHS


PLEASE TAKIN INTO CONSIDERATION THE VIDEO BELOW IS ME RIDING SCARY GARYS OLD BIKE WHICH ISNT MINE AND WAS FILMED WHILE THERE WAS GUSTY WINDS FROM A HURRICANE,,,LOLOLOLOL THE PURPOSE OF THIS MESSAGE IS TO SHOW U U CAN LEARN LIKE I DID AND TRANSFER.. LITTLE BIKES ARE WAYYYYY HARDER TO CONTROL... BEST LEARNING TOOL THERE IS 50'S AND 70'S

LEARN ON LITTLE BIKES ITS SAFER CHEAPER , JUMP ON A BIG BIKE AND BE READY TO KILL IT..
NEW VIDEO FROM DIRTY SOUTH STUNTERS
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trently309

COMING FROM A GUY THAT HAS AN AVAtar of wrecking a fiddy!!!!!!!!!!!

DURTY

+1


that was pretty cliche and kinda ghey!!!

Jarhead

I would recommend learning rear brake control on a small bike rather than jumping straight onto a big bike. I looped a few times on my small bikes, and I'm glad it happened on them rather than my big bikes.
The basic skills you learn on the 50's will definitely help with the streetbikes, but it really is a completely different feel between the bikes. I find the big bikes to be heaps more stable than my twitchy little 110cc pitbike.

jeffd89

Ya the 50's are nice but i got a 2003 xr 80 n i kill it on it. I love having the clutch i get it up in first second or third all day long........ having the clutch on the small bikes make it a lot more fun stunting them!!!!!!!

12oclocker

Agreed! xr80 is a hell of a good time out in the back yard. I learned my seat stander circles on my little 80 before trying it on the bigger toys. tough little bikes.

Dirt Rider 712

I'm learning on a KDX200. Only 200cc's, but the bike it's self is taller and longer than any stock street bike I've ever seen. I wouldn't mind playing around on a fiddy though.

Coteracing438

yeah until the cruiser behind you gets so far back you cant see off his headlights anymore, thannn you just so happen to hit the only fence on the ******* road and get bagged

Rodman

:YEAH

binder929rr

this has been discussed too much.


be a man, learn on a real bike. i play on 50's but it doesn't mean ****. I know tons of kids on 50's that couldn't do a slow wheelie for their life on a big bike. you wanna stunt a sportbike then practice on one.

getting your *** off the internet helps too

J150

gotta say i had a 50 for over a year learned almost all my tricks with no handbreak the thing is with 50 they are super fun and great to play with but to get serious you need a big bike i just got me a a 92 gsxr to learn on and work I say go get one because big bikes always break and 50 well are invunerable to breaking you might as well get both one to stunt (big bike) and a 50 to play on / pratice on

binder929rr

or buy a decent stuntbike (not a shitty gixxer) and don't destroy it. 3 years and my stuntbike hasn't missed a beat because it's a honda.

the 50 will only help you ride a 50. plain and simple. I've been racing longer than you've been alive. Once you learn to ride and stunt you'll see the difference.