Hand Brake Needed
01-28-2009 | 07:42 AM
#42
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From: uk
Re: Hand Brake Needed
About time ya changed ya avatar eh ???
01-28-2009 | 08:02 PM
#43
Wheelings my firebladings
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 1,837
From: London, UK
Re: Hand Brake Needed
Yeah it is really, i'm finding the transition kinda hard because my footbrake is WEAK.
It's pretty much just pow pow stuff and i'm too embarressed to show video's of that stuff.
Lost my photographer too lol.
I PROMISE i'll get some stuff when it gets dryer out!
It's pretty much just pow pow stuff and i'm too embarressed to show video's of that stuff.
Lost my photographer too lol.
I PROMISE i'll get some stuff when it gets dryer out!
01-29-2009 | 05:51 AM
#45
the noob squidator
Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 362
From: london, uk
Re: Hand Brake Needed
CSL I have fullthrottle valves and hel lines in stock for next day post and just get a master of a rs125 there 13mm and about £35 on the bay.
To get BP you need to clutch it up well over 50 times before you start to realize whats happening. I tried seat BP first but it was no good for me, I got a hand brake and the clutched it up standing on the rear pegs and got it the same day I put the hand brake on (thanks Vandel) seated and stagered BP are in my view harder to get than rear pegs. Thats my own experience over the last year of learning as Im still a squib. I can do all three now but its still fresh for me. Just clutch it up from almost stand still soon as you have clutched it grab the rear hand brake (letting go of the clutch all together) and get ready to hand brake, but you should find the bike is easyer to balance when your mass is over the axle you can BP on the rear pegs with out the hand brake and foot brake if you keep it smooth
BIKE TIME as Hansky said to me.
To get BP you need to clutch it up well over 50 times before you start to realize whats happening. I tried seat BP first but it was no good for me, I got a hand brake and the clutched it up standing on the rear pegs and got it the same day I put the hand brake on (thanks Vandel) seated and stagered BP are in my view harder to get than rear pegs. Thats my own experience over the last year of learning as Im still a squib. I can do all three now but its still fresh for me. Just clutch it up from almost stand still soon as you have clutched it grab the rear hand brake (letting go of the clutch all together) and get ready to hand brake, but you should find the bike is easyer to balance when your mass is over the axle you can BP on the rear pegs with out the hand brake and foot brake if you keep it smooth
BIKE TIME as Hansky said to me.
coz @ the mom i practice alone and find it's flippin hard to progress and get frustrated after like 15min
still aint got flippin BP yet (puch my self in the face)
if you have set up the hb you should find that balance you had on the SP init then you ll be killin it again.
damn teh back tyre skids big time, never came off it but it feels like a slap in the face lol
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