need tips on turning circle wheelies
09-30-2008, 06:32 AM
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Re: need tips on turning circle wheelies
the difference for me is if i look straight when im doing circles i get dizzy as hell.. if i look down or at something close to the ground where im turning i almost never get dizzy
my advice is push the bike into the circle.. do NOT lean into the circle.. that was my problem for awhile.. it feels less natural but once u get the feel for it you can make adjustments to the bike with a small push or pull
my advice is push the bike into the circle.. do NOT lean into the circle.. that was my problem for awhile.. it feels less natural but once u get the feel for it you can make adjustments to the bike with a small push or pull
If ya cant tip it in ya prob on the brake too much as well
A929ryda : Once ya got RL its the easiest circle there is. Just goes around on its own !!! Its just bit of a head **** getting used to it. Dont be affraid to let it tip in a bit.
09-30-2008, 01:03 PM
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Re: need tips on turning circle wheelies
10-01-2008, 10:28 PM
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Re: need tips on turning circle wheelies
this is gonna sound weird i can do idler ss but feel very uncomfortable staggered i barelly even do staggereds anymore....but anyways i let it drop into the cirlce going left and everytime i drop the front tire but its not because of to much brake i think im just bitching out and i do a have circle and then go right and just get out of it......so basically i think i just need to quit being a bitch about it
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