Help with Seat Stands / Christ Airs
06-16-2009, 02:09 PM
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06-16-2009, 02:13 PM
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Re: Help with Seat Stands / Christ Airs
06-16-2009, 02:15 PM
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Re: Help with Seat Stands / Christ Airs
If you fall off its not just going to fall over... its going to keep going on its own till it hits something... And hiting something head on like that is going to **** your bike up way more the fliping a wheelie
06-16-2009, 02:17 PM
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Re: Help with Seat Stands / Christ Airs
Oh yeh, a full month's worth. :D
But come on, I've seen way more **** happen during a wheelie than a seat stand.
I would be more worried about the bike than myself anyway. Wallets don't heal.
But come on, I've seen way more **** happen during a wheelie than a seat stand.
I would be more worried about the bike than myself anyway. Wallets don't heal.
06-16-2009, 02:18 PM
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Re: Help with Seat Stands / Christ Airs
Its going completely straight, you fall off, it glides down the road, and then slides...? You know, seeing as its a little backroad with ditches on both sides, I don't think it will be hitting anything...
But you know, you do have more experience.
But you know, you do have more experience.
06-16-2009, 02:18 PM
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Re: Help with Seat Stands / Christ Airs
Read my above post... You should not be wheelieing at 90+ Like you say you are doing your "Seat stands" at anyways... Your posts are really asking for people you do not want to be talking **** to you to come in to this thread..
06-16-2009, 02:20 PM
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Re: Help with Seat Stands / Christ Airs
There are no trees? No Signs? Cause Everyone knows that it is going to go right at them if there is... And how deap are the ditches? I bet you the bike hiting one at speed will not be any good for it...
06-16-2009, 02:21 PM
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Re: Help with Seat Stands / Christ Airs
I love these pointless arguments...haha, we are all so stubborn, arguing about what would hurt the bike more???
Wowowowowowow....
AHAHA,
Well, lets say, we'll keep them both in the same league.
A 90km/h wheelie. Crashed.
A 90km/h seat stand. Crashed.
Wowowowowowow....
AHAHA,
Well, lets say, we'll keep them both in the same league.
A 90km/h wheelie. Crashed.
A 90km/h seat stand. Crashed.
06-16-2009, 02:23 PM
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Re: Help with Seat Stands / Christ Airs
06-16-2009, 03:14 PM
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Re: Help with Seat Stands / Christ Airs
You are making an extremely easy trick more difficult than it needs to be. Put the bike in 4th and coast until the motor pulls you along at around 20 or 30. Climb up on the tank and hover your hands above the bars to get used to it for a few tries. It's scary at first, but stand all the way up. It feels much more stable standing all the way up rather than squatting down.
I learned it in literally 2 minutes and can go around curves and such (soooooo much fun!) but i know how to surf and bar ride on a bicycle so i had it a bit easier than most.
I learned it in literally 2 minutes and can go around curves and such (soooooo much fun!) but i know how to surf and bar ride on a bicycle so i had it a bit easier than most.
06-16-2009, 03:23 PM
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Re: Help with Seat Stands / Christ Airs
You are making an extremely easy trick more difficult than it needs to be. Put the bike in 4th and coast until the motor pulls you along at around 20 or 30. Climb up on the tank and hover your hands above the bars to get used to it for a few tries. It's scary at first, but stand all the way up. It feels much more stable standing all the way up rather than squatting down.
I learned it in literally 2 minutes and can go around curves and such (soooooo much fun!) but i know how to surf and bar ride on a bicycle so i had it a bit easier than most.
I learned it in literally 2 minutes and can go around curves and such (soooooo much fun!) but i know how to surf and bar ride on a bicycle so i had it a bit easier than most.
And to everyone else, I don't know why 30 year old guys on here have to be complete ********, when im trying to get answers to simple questions, and all you guys can do is ignorantly blurt out that Im being a douchebag for thinking that it isn't the problem. Its my bike. You don't know my bike. I suggest you guys stop trying to be cool to everyone else on a forum online, and loosen up. Its not like I was trying to be a bastard there, until everyone jumped down my throat, in fact, I was simply plainly asking if there are any more factors than a effed up front end. I am SO SO SO sorry to all you old men sitting at home on this forum all day with 30,000 posts and a league of cool little forum buddies who are also bastards who instantly put a bad name on this forum and stunters in general.
Thanks for your time.
