new comer to stunting!!!!
11-20-2004, 08:12 PM
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Re: new comer to stunting!!!!
thanks thanks, yea the spreader are rough cuz my seat is slick so i start to slide mid wheelie..... yea i;m seriously considering goin to motard setup, i'm surprised u recognized it was an xr most people are like wtf is that thing, cuz i did teh 01 CR250 fork and tank seat conversion....... thanks again
11-20-2004, 08:33 PM
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Re: new comer to stunting!!!!
Originally Posted by bullyspeedfreak
i'm surprised u recognized it was an xr most people are like wtf is that thing, cuz i did teh 01 CR250 fork and tank seat conversion....... thanks again
Nice bike it is too
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11-20-2004, 09:14 PM
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Re: new comer to stunting!!!!
Originally Posted by doodle13245
haha,cool pics dude....Beto? post some pics or vids of u on ur bike..ur avatar looks sweet
heres some old pics of me from the summer :YEAH
11-23-2004, 11:34 PM
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Re: new comer to stunting!!!!
Originally Posted by doodle13245
how slow can you hold them beto? im just learning slow stuff on my tank zx7r haha
11-24-2004, 02:38 AM
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Re: new comer to stunting!!!!
Turn your idle up Beto. You had the idea in Alabama about getting it on the snap. It's all about getting used to the dropping back feeling. Always remember don't let go. If you get scared, pull in the clutch and press the brake, don't bail off, like we all did, lol.
PS - I learned to stunt on a KLR 250 in when I was 16, lol. It still hurt when I looped it a couple of times, but a lot less speed than when I was learning on the bike in my avatar, lol
PS - I learned to stunt on a KLR 250 in when I was 16, lol. It still hurt when I looped it a couple of times, but a lot less speed than when I was learning on the bike in my avatar, lol
11-24-2004, 10:40 PM
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Re: new comer to stunting!!!!
Originally Posted by BunaRocket
Turn your idle up Beto. You had the idea in Alabama about getting it on the snap. It's all about getting used to the dropping back feeling. Always remember don't let go. If you get scared, pull in the clutch and press the brake, don't bail off, like we all did, lol.
PS - I learned to stunt on a KLR 250 in when I was 16, lol. It still hurt when I looped it a couple of times, but a lot less speed than when I was learning on the bike in my avatar, lol
PS - I learned to stunt on a KLR 250 in when I was 16, lol. It still hurt when I looped it a couple of times, but a lot less speed than when I was learning on the bike in my avatar, lol
, i've been riding the brake too hard, like i'd come to a stop, and then i'd ride the brake the whole time i clutched it up, at the end i started realising to let the idle take control, so now i'm gonna turn up my idle like you said, and then clutch it up and catch it just behind bp with the brakes and then i'll see what happens :YEAH ps. at the Bama comp, i did like a 1/4 of a circle, it felt awesome, the bike came up and i caught it with the brake, and then i let the idle take over and the bike leaned to the left and then after a few seconds it fell
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