stunting aint working for me
01-16-2009, 04:25 PM
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Re: stunting aint working for me
yea i love to ride and if you set your mind to it you can do it. u just got to work hard at it. i got my f4i not to long ago and i think im lurning fast! i also been stunting my crf 50 about 3 years now, an i think that has alot to do with it.
01-16-2009, 05:05 PM
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Re: stunting aint working for me
u got any vid of your riding? i think im a pretty quick learner, u could check out my vids on youtube i got like 7 vids startin from when i first got my stunt bike.
01-16-2009, 05:17 PM
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01-16-2009, 05:25 PM
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01-16-2009, 05:31 PM
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01-18-2009, 04:41 PM
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Re: stunting aint working for me
if u really want to learn to stunt u need a stunt bike
trade u strait up for my f4i FF clean title fully set up w/1krr frontend custom paint hohey dc brembo master -1 w/a 62 tooth, si cage n round bar....
ill even drive to pick your **** up from u
lets make this happen....ive got a plate and all the lights for it too
my boy lives in WC holla at me
trade u strait up for my f4i FF clean title fully set up w/1krr frontend custom paint hohey dc brembo master -1 w/a 62 tooth, si cage n round bar....
ill even drive to pick your **** up from u
lets make this happen....ive got a plate and all the lights for it too
my boy lives in WC holla at me
01-18-2009, 05:11 PM
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Re: stunting aint working for me
There's a huge size and Wieght difference. I started with a 50 there's a huge difference
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01-18-2009, 06:04 PM
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Re: stunting aint working for me
know what you mean man,
i learned it on a honda nx 250 after 4 months started on the f2..... still chopping my gas in front of BP,
resently got a HB and started learning seat standers.
In the end of the clip i forgotten my handbreak...freaked out and jumped off.
This year i reached the **** it limmit and just go behind that **** and get used to it...
http://www.vimeo.com/2645294
sometimes i think
i will never ever learn but nothing will keep me from doing what i want.
i learned it on a honda nx 250 after 4 months started on the f2..... still chopping my gas in front of BP,
resently got a HB and started learning seat standers.
In the end of the clip i forgotten my handbreak...freaked out and jumped off.
This year i reached the **** it limmit and just go behind that **** and get used to it...
http://www.vimeo.com/2645294
sometimes i think
i will never ever learn but nothing will keep me from doing what i want.
01-18-2009, 06:51 PM
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Re: stunting aint working for me
wow...i'm surprised the stuntlife community didnt rape you for posting this! but anyway, you already got a sprocket and cage on the bike so i assume its your dedicated stunt peice and you're completely ok with ****** it up. if thats not the case then don't fool yourself because you WILL **** it up! it is a somewhat hard bike to learn on, gotta have a bit more throttle control. people say balance point is high on rr's but i personally never noticed a difference . its cramped as hell if your anywhere near tall. also a pain to set up later on down the road (idle).
but if you want to slow it down, from that vid you just have to rock it higher! on our rr's the forks gotta be about parallel to the ground to be in balance point and maintain speed (i.e. if you pop it and catch it with the brake at 10mph you'll maintain that speed, for the most part). you'll know when your there because the rpms will stay constant and the bike will kind of float. then the higher you rock it from there the more you'll slow down. but this is when you need to know how to use the rear brake to keep you from looping. it takes some time to program your foot to use the rear break, and in doing so your bound to loop. this is why everyones telling you to learn rear brake on a quad or 50 so you can save yourself some pain and money.
but if your set on learning on the rr, try standup position. it was easier for me to slow it down that way. good luck man! bay areaaaaaaaaaa x 5
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. its cramped as hell if your anywhere near tall. also a pain to set up later on down the road (idle).but if you want to slow it down, from that vid you just have to rock it higher! on our rr's the forks gotta be about parallel to the ground to be in balance point and maintain speed (i.e. if you pop it and catch it with the brake at 10mph you'll maintain that speed, for the most part). you'll know when your there because the rpms will stay constant and the bike will kind of float. then the higher you rock it from there the more you'll slow down. but this is when you need to know how to use the rear brake to keep you from looping. it takes some time to program your foot to use the rear break, and in doing so your bound to loop. this is why everyones telling you to learn rear brake on a quad or 50 so you can save yourself some pain and money.
but if your set on learning on the rr, try standup position. it was easier for me to slow it down that way. good luck man! bay areaaaaaaaaaa x 5
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01-18-2009, 07:13 PM
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01-18-2009, 08:54 PM
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Re: stunting aint working for me
are you ******* handicapped?
read it, GET YOUR DUMB *** ON THE SEAT, AKA SEAT STANDER
USE THE ****** HANDBRAKE TO KEEP FROM LOOOOOOPIN AKA GETTING PWNED
MAKE WHOOOOOOLIES
the kid asks for a how to on doing slow wheelies and he get a bunch of people telling him to sell his bike hahaha, why not just answer his question? Let him do whatever he wants with his bike........
read it, GET YOUR DUMB *** ON THE SEAT, AKA SEAT STANDER
USE THE ****** HANDBRAKE TO KEEP FROM LOOOOOOPIN AKA GETTING PWNED
MAKE WHOOOOOOLIES
the kid asks for a how to on doing slow wheelies and he get a bunch of people telling him to sell his bike hahaha, why not just answer his question? Let him do whatever he wants with his bike........
01-18-2009, 09:24 PM
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Re: stunting aint working for me
I'm also down to go to sac, i only know of 2 spots where i live. Holla at me I'm willing to go peep scene or ride I can learn sumthin new.
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01-18-2009, 09:40 PM
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Re: stunting aint working for me
are you ******* handicapped?
read it, GET YOUR DUMB *** ON THE SEAT, AKA SEAT STANDER
USE THE ****** HANDBRAKE TO KEEP FROM LOOOOOOPIN AKA GETTING PWNED
MAKE WHOOOOOOLIES
the kid asks for a how to on doing slow wheelies and he get a bunch of people telling him to sell his bike hahaha, why not just answer his question? Let him do whatever he wants with his bike........
read it, GET YOUR DUMB *** ON THE SEAT, AKA SEAT STANDER
USE THE ****** HANDBRAKE TO KEEP FROM LOOOOOOPIN AKA GETTING PWNED
MAKE WHOOOOOOLIES
the kid asks for a how to on doing slow wheelies and he get a bunch of people telling him to sell his bike hahaha, why not just answer his question? Let him do whatever he wants with his bike........
01-19-2009, 06:39 AM
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01-19-2009, 07:08 PM
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Re: stunting aint working for me
He can watch that cage go straight through the frame. Just leave your bike for the streets. It is the worse lot bike you could ever have. They are made of balsa wood and just too much trouble.
01-19-2009, 07:12 PM
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Re: stunting aint working for me
that bike is to nice to stunt on.. if you plan on learning bp on a street bike the first one you learn on is going to take one hell of a beating.. i'd suggest getting a different bike
