He usually does it out in the parking lot (I couldn't see him
doing it on the field. )

Find the Redbull Tent and he won't be far from it...

 

Seeing as it is a basketball game, it is possible. It is also listed as the "Pre-Game Show"

 

you really think there going to let a stunter do burn outs and
lay rubber on the floor right before a game....


I doubt it...

Pre game meaning 2-3hrs before the game....

 

I just talked to him... It's going to be outside the arena...

 

So do you just go pay for parking and drive around until you find it?

 

i sure hope not. i very much dislike basketball lol

 

Pretty much... or find some off street parking and walk...

 

The show was great, I appreciate you telling me about it.

 

I just read somewhere that it is better to learn wheelies by turning up your idle little by little and letting it pull from a stop, is this true?

 

I turn Mine up to 3K....

 

I am just starting to do wheelies, as in I first got my front wheel off the ground about a week ago. I haven't even gone as high as balance point yet, would you recommend that I raise my idle speed and start my wheelies from a standstill?

 

Depends on your Confidence and how well and fast you can learn, I've
seen newbies Get a huge sprocket and think that helps and they jest keep
flipping the bike, to newbies that spend a couple months on a stock
gearing, stock Idle and learn O's in a couple months...

 

I have a tendency to be a quick learner, I am sticking with stock gearing but I may start playing with my idle as that is a more consistent way to bring the front end up.

 

You're going to find that 600RR hard to begin in the stunt world...

 

Why is that?

 

turning your idle up is good for slow wheelies, but not for anything fast. Slow wheelies are much more difficult to learn,but its the only way to TRULY learn to wheelie properly

 

I picked up a 2003 F4i that's fully stunted out for 1400, probably going to be taking it to a lot next weekend. I'm going to try learning by raising the idle and pulling it up from a stop.