Circle problems.
08-18-2009, 06:17 PM
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08-18-2009, 07:04 PM
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08-18-2009, 07:09 PM
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08-18-2009, 08:40 PM
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Re: Circle problems.
If you wanna learn quick, get gearing for circles, makes it much easier just letting the bike chug you along instead of working the clutch and throttle 
I originally hit 2-3 consistent on my friends f4i and sometimes getting 5-6 with gearing for a few sessions, then went back to my bike with stock gearing, could get 1-3 at best, and usually would stall out after 1...
Soon as I geared my bike, back to 2-3 consistent, 5-6 at best, and kept getting smoother from there on
I would like to get even smoother with my circles, and throw stock gearing back on... Lot's of squids around my town claiming they could take turns and wheelie through town all day if they had gearing
If your not doing circles on that F2 of yours, you shouldn't say whats best for learning..
Some bikes are fine with stock gearing (my 50 and 150 for example) but inline 4 sport bikes can benfit from some or even extreme gearing for circles
I originally hit 2-3 consistent on my friends f4i and sometimes getting 5-6 with gearing for a few sessions, then went back to my bike with stock gearing, could get 1-3 at best, and usually would stall out after 1...
Soon as I geared my bike, back to 2-3 consistent, 5-6 at best, and kept getting smoother from there on
I would like to get even smoother with my circles, and throw stock gearing back on... Lot's of squids around my town claiming they could take turns and wheelie through town all day if they had gearing
If your not doing circles on that F2 of yours, you shouldn't say whats best for learning..
Some bikes are fine with stock gearing (my 50 and 150 for example) but inline 4 sport bikes can benfit from some or even extreme gearing for circles
Last edited by Towlieee; 08-18-2009 at 08:42 PM.
08-18-2009, 08:57 PM
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08-18-2009, 09:36 PM
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Re: Circle problems.
Im from Mocksville(very country place) NC.I moved to chicago for alittle bit now that I've graduated I came back home to live until the end of next summer im heading the O-town florida for school. Im down for a big ride I need to make friends that stuntride asap or imma go crazy!
08-18-2009, 10:24 PM
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