First highchairs....
06-16-2004, 08:04 AM
#22
DNFstunt
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Re: First highchairs....
Originally Posted by not_me
You clutching them or power? Guessing clutch since your ZX6 looks like stock gearing..... Thanks
06-16-2004, 08:10 AM
#23
DNFstunt
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Re: First highchairs....
Originally Posted by gage
DUDE! Nice job! You are getting some nice height on that for some first-timers! Nice avatar pic, too. Turned out nice.
My question is, I have no bodywork on my Honda up front. Should I even be trying these until I get some cheap *** fairings up front? My legs don't really have much to sit on, but I don't see myself getting any bodywork anytime soon.
My question is, I have no bodywork on my Honda up front. Should I even be trying these until I get some cheap *** fairings up front? My legs don't really have much to sit on, but I don't see myself getting any bodywork anytime soon.
06-16-2004, 10:40 AM
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Re: First highchairs....
Originally Posted by Lotensin22
Nice man, looking .
Binder929, I might be moving out to Indiana, probably to or right by Terra Haute. How's the riding there?
.Binder929, I might be moving out to Indiana, probably to or right by Terra Haute. How's the riding there?
it's actually pretty nice. as much as i complain about indiana sometimes, i really like it up here. for the most parts roads are nice, i thought they were bad until i rode down in florida around daytona, those are some tore up roads. Lots of country to ride on and about the middle of the state around bloomington (home of Indiana University) there are some serious twisties.
Hit me up on pm and let me know where you are moving to and when.
*sorry for posting off topic* nice high chairs.
I just hope my wheelies are as good as yours someday
06-16-2004, 11:58 AM
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Re: First highchairs....
Originally Posted by not_me
Good stuff DNF, I have to get over the fear of them soon. I need to dent my tank or get surfboard grip cuz everytime I try I feel like I am gonna fly off.
06-17-2004, 05:58 AM
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Re: First highchairs....
Originally Posted by binder929rr
it's actually pretty nice. as much as i complain about indiana sometimes, i really like it up here. for the most parts roads are nice, i thought they were bad until i rode down in florida around daytona, those are some tore up roads. Lots of country to ride on and about the middle of the state around bloomington (home of Indiana University) there are some serious twisties.
Hit me up on pm and let me know where you are moving to and when.
*sorry for posting off topic* nice high chairs.
Hit me up on pm and let me know where you are moving to and when.
*sorry for posting off topic* nice high chairs.
I'll def. hit you up when I know the when and where. I'm tired of Az, to damn hot and dirty, and the snowbirds actually aim for you when you ride. I've had enough of cleaning my room everyday just so I don't look like a dust collector. Plus, my mother is from Terra Haute, she wants to go back, so I was like hey, bring me.
Back to thread....Man, for your first couple of high chairs, those look sick. Only high chair stuff I ever did was endoes. Those suck to crash, and Binder can tell you about looping HC wheelies.
06-17-2004, 10:07 AM
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Re: First highchairs....
Originally Posted by bruno_z
Try leaning backwards, so your *** pushes up the tank, instead of leaning forwards when your *** goes down the tank.
definately lean as far back as possible. I started up real far forward but found sitting further back and leaning back helps out and makes it feel better.
and ya, i'm not all that great, i just practice a lot. still an amature
