What method do you use to clutch it up?
07-25-2006, 04:03 PM
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What method do you use to clutch it up?
Ive always been more comfortable rolling on the throttle then just slipping the clutch real quick. But im reading on here more and more that most people pull in the clutch, rev it up then dump the clutch. That method just seems "random" to me. I always just listened to my bike to tell when to slip the clutch in. Do most of you do the "dump" method?
P.S For. twelves I noticed that from a standstill you obviously have to dump it, but Im talking "regular" wheelies.
P.S For. twelves I noticed that from a standstill you obviously have to dump it, but Im talking "regular" wheelies.
07-25-2006, 04:05 PM
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Re: How do you clutch it up?
Originally Posted by ON1WHEEL
Ive always been more comfortable rolling on the throttle then just slipping the clutch real quick. But im reading on here more and more that most people pull in the clutch, rev it up then dump the clutch. That method just seems "random" to me. I always just listened to my bike to tell when to slip the clutch in. Do most of you do the "dump" method?
P.S For. twelves I noticed that from a standstill you obviously have to dump it, but Im talking "regular" wheelies.
P.S For. twelves I noticed that from a standstill you obviously have to dump it, but Im talking "regular" wheelies.
07-25-2006, 04:07 PM
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Re: What method do you use to clutch it up?
Originally Posted by ON1WHEEL
But im reading on here more and more that most people pull in the clutch, rev it up then dump the clutch. That method just seems "random" to me.
07-25-2006, 04:17 PM
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Re: How do you clutch it up?
Originally Posted by Ninja636
jesus... you dont dump it, you slip it.. and you go practice, there thats how you wheelie
And if you read my post, I said I can, well could, wheelie, but I liked using the method I talked about, step your reading comprehension game up...
07-25-2006, 04:22 PM
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Re: How do you clutch it up?
Originally Posted by ON1WHEEL
Dump, slip. Go in the "Complete guide for learning basic wheelies the right way" thread and they use the term dump. Settle down with the "head bang" smiley chief....
And if you read my post, I said I can, well could, wheelie, but I liked using the method I talked about, step your reading comprehension game up...
And if you read my post, I said I can, well could, wheelie, but I liked using the method I talked about, step your reading comprehension game up...
07-25-2006, 04:34 PM
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Re: How do you clutch it up?
Originally Posted by Ninja636
if you "could wheelie" then why the **** are you on the internet asking how??? if you actualy could then you would know that nothing is going to replace the seat time it takes to learn this ****. so go use your "dump" method, loop your ****ing bike, and get up and do it all over again because thats how we all learned
Now go tell the guy that got praised for "excellent advice" for 12 pages hes dumb for saying "dump" the clutch. Ive seen numerous posters use that terminology as well.
If you really need to know, I totalled my bike 2 years ago in a wheelie. As Ive stated already, I preferred the roll on method and just flick in the clutch, not dump it. So now Im trying to get back into it and was wondering what the majority of stunters here used, so settle down Tonto.
07-25-2006, 04:37 PM
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Re: How do you clutch it up?
Originally Posted by ON1WHEEL
Are you a moron? Go read the thread I just told you about. Here, Ill give you link since it doesnt seem as you are capable of finding it. https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/showthread.php?t=72156
Now go tell the guy that got praised for "excellent advice" for 12 pages hes dumb for saying "dump" the clutch. Ive seen numerous posters use that terminology as well.
If you really need to know, I totalled my bike 2 years ago in a wheelie. As Ive stated already, I preferred the roll on method and just flick in the clutch, not dump it. So now Im trying to get back into it and was wondering what the majority of stunters here used, so settle down Tonto.
Now go tell the guy that got praised for "excellent advice" for 12 pages hes dumb for saying "dump" the clutch. Ive seen numerous posters use that terminology as well.
If you really need to know, I totalled my bike 2 years ago in a wheelie. As Ive stated already, I preferred the roll on method and just flick in the clutch, not dump it. So now Im trying to get back into it and was wondering what the majority of stunters here used, so settle down Tonto.
07-25-2006, 04:43 PM
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Re: How do you clutch it up?
Originally Posted by Ninja636
like i said... quit being ***** and go wreck your bike just like we do...
07-25-2006, 04:45 PM
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Re: What method do you use to clutch it up?
i've come to th econclusion u're both idiots...
i do both, it just depends... lot **** obviously clutch in, rev rev DUMP.. i don't slip ****..i know how much to rev it, just happens over time,, sometimes on the street i'll be on gas and snap it quick, or sometimes pull it in, rev n drop... whatever fits u ya know
i do both, it just depends... lot **** obviously clutch in, rev rev DUMP.. i don't slip ****..i know how much to rev it, just happens over time,, sometimes on the street i'll be on gas and snap it quick, or sometimes pull it in, rev n drop... whatever fits u ya know
07-25-2006, 04:51 PM
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Re: How do you clutch it up?
Originally Posted by Ninja636
but you have wrecked yo ****.... dont try and say you havent
from staggered to foot on seat stall, flopped (stock gearing)
stand up no hander, flop stall (stock gearing)
going into a coaster, just about to pull in the clutch, wire pulled outta my harness shut the bike off, mouse trapped...
that's IT 3 times
07-25-2006, 04:53 PM
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Re: How do you clutch it up?
Originally Posted by crtchrktrcr
never looped, i have brake n throttle control... i've dropped my bike these times... (and this is total learning experience, i am including EVERY drop i've ever had)
from staggered to foot on seat stall, flopped (stock gearing)
stand up no hander, flop stall (stock gearing)
going into a coaster, just about to pull in the clutch, wire pulled outta my harness shut the bike off, mouse trapped...
that's IT 3 times
from staggered to foot on seat stall, flopped (stock gearing)
stand up no hander, flop stall (stock gearing)
going into a coaster, just about to pull in the clutch, wire pulled outta my harness shut the bike off, mouse trapped...
that's IT 3 times
07-25-2006, 04:55 PM
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Re: How do you clutch it up?
Originally Posted by Ninja636
well arent you special... ive never looped the 636 but ive done it more times that i could count on the ttr.. by saying that i didnt mean go loop it, im sorry.. i ment GO WRECK YO **** LEARNING JUST LIKE WE DO... better?
07-25-2006, 04:55 PM
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Re: What method do you use to clutch it up?
Originally Posted by crtchrktrcr
i've come to th econclusion u're both idiots...
i do both, it just depends... lot **** obviously clutch in, rev rev DUMP.. i don't slip ****..i know how much to rev it, just happens over time,, sometimes on the street i'll be on gas and snap it quick, or sometimes pull it in, rev n drop... whatever fits u ya know
i do both, it just depends... lot **** obviously clutch in, rev rev DUMP.. i don't slip ****..i know how much to rev it, just happens over time,, sometimes on the street i'll be on gas and snap it quick, or sometimes pull it in, rev n drop... whatever fits u ya know
