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Old 03-20-2006, 09:42 PM
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I just learning to stunt and would like to do some slower stand ups how important is a rear handbrake and which do you recomend? Thanks for you're help
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Re: rear handbrake

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I just learning to stunt and would like to do some slower stand ups how important is a rear handbrake and which do you recomend? Thanks for you're help
You don't need a handbrake for slow standups..
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Re: rear handbrake

omg, for stanups u havea a break at ur foot....theres newbies, and then theres morons
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Re: rear handbrake

I ride my stand ups on the rear pegs - kinda hard to reach the foot brake from there ya moron
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Re: rear handbrake

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I ride my stand ups on the rear pegs - kinda hard to reach the foot brake from there ya moron

ride staggerd, one on the left rear one on the right normal
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Re: rear handbrake

I understand the possible combinations -- I'm not asking how to ride a standup --The question I have is what is a good handbrake kit and how useful do you find them? Thanks again for you're help
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Re: rear handbrake

as much as they are being a$$holes about saying it, you dont need a handbreak. you will just end up hurting yourself with the false sense of security. learn rear break control staggared first like everyone else (left foot on rear peg, right on front peg)....
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Re: rear handbrake

finally a decent answer....thanks
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Re: rear handbrake

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omg, for stanups u havea a break at ur foot....theres newbies, and then theres morons
theres newbies then theres ********...

you should check yourself once in awhile...

not everyone knows how to stunt and being a **** isnt gonna make them learn any faster.

gaurantee only reason you learn is cause someone taught you.. most likey not by being a jerk also..

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Re: rear handbrake

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I just learning to stunt and would like to do some slower stand ups how important is a rear handbrake and which do you recomend? Thanks for you're help

handbrakes are almost a nessecity if saftey is a huge issue to you while learning.

but there is a lot you can learn without one, and in fact i recommend that while learning dont bother with a handbrake as its just another lever to learn before you've fully learned the OEM equipment. focus on learning the foot brake or better yet focus on learning engine brake and the basics of how to wheelie first.

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Re: rear handbrake

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handbrakes are almost a nessecity if saftey is a huge issue to you while learning.

but there is a lot you can learn without one, and in fact i recommend that while learning dont bother with a handbrake as its just another lever to learn before you've fully learned the OEM equipment. focus on learning the foot brake or better yet focus on learning engine brake and the basics of how to wheelie first.

good luck

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well said i would recomend riding a crf50 it will teach you brake control and it hurts alot less when you loop
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Re: rear handbrake

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it hurts alot less when you loop
true that!
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Re: rear handbrake

learn foot break first, your bike has it and u will need to learn it at one stage and there is no time like the present.

when u have that on lock u can try a hand break....

but i must say me and my mate where both having trouble using the foot break when we where learning and we got hand breaks and found them alot easier to use. everyone is diffrent
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Re: rear handbrake

Originally Posted by Kaneone
theres newbies then theres ********...

you should check yourself once in awhile...

not everyone knows how to stunt and being a **** isnt gonna make them learn any faster.

gaurantee only reason you learn is cause someone taught you.. most likey not by being a jerk also..

-kane

guarentee ur wrong, i jsut wne tinto toa lot and practiced u ****stain...no one rides on mass....watch a video then o riding thats how i learned
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Re: rear handbrake

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well said i would recomend riding a crf50 it will teach you brake control and it hurts alot less when you loop
that is not true... everyone i know has gotten F U CKED up 10 times worse on the 50's
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Re: rear handbrake

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that is not true... everyone i know has gotten F U CKED up 10 times worse on the 50's
+1

I have been hurt more times and worse each time on that stupid 50 than big bikes
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Re: rear handbrake

haha yeah 50's are a deadly box of cookies
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Re: rear handbrake

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haha yeah 50's are a deadly box of cookies

Is it just me but every time you f*** up on a 50 you end up sliding on your face with the B**ch on you back and tangled in your legsss. I agree you get messed up on the

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50's are 30 mph death traps, Gettin tangle up in it sliding down the road from a flipped stoppie sucks lol.

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Re: rear handbrake

Question: How do you wheelie?
Answer: Go buy a 50.

is like:

Question: How do you snowboard?
Answer: Go buy a sled.


"I can't find the foot brake so I want a handbrake"
That's Practice more.

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