so im on the right track...
#1
so im on the right track...
ok im doing staggard standups...yes..im learning brake also..i know how ot use brake now...i slip the clutch..i slip it up at around 30mph..my quewtion is..how do you konw when you are high evnough to keep it level at low sppeds...and how do yo iknow when your tail is gunna scrape....cna you get some pics of your bp at low speeds i wanna et to were i can balance it out and ride at 55 and 70 and 20 and 5mph ...anyting that is helpfull is much appreciated DEFFANITLY PICTURES!!! :YEAH
Also..on the balance issue sometimes i got problems going side to side...it goes the way i lean but feels sketchy some times the bike comes down at an angle..i've got speed wobble a few times.
Also..on the balance issue sometimes i got problems going side to side...it goes the way i lean but feels sketchy some times the bike comes down at an angle..i've got speed wobble a few times.
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i thought i needed pics and was posting pics and asking if it is high enough. its just a thing that new people do i guess, i have brake control and can bp forever basically. I learned on my dirtbike, but on my big bike i was always scared of looping. If you can get ahold of a dirtbike of 4 wheeler and practice on that alittle and youll get the hang of it faster, but if you cant, just like bruno said youll hear the engine. it will sound unloaded, as though you are just cruising around not accelerating. the weightless thing is pretty scary at first but youll get the hang of it. also a go practice that i found was to be stopped and clutched it up then smash the brake, and bring it back alittle farther each time. youll just be poppin it up and first but then once you get the hang of just poppin it up then try to ride it alittle and then hit the brake. trust in the brake is key. when im riding a wheelie i was surprised at how it is second nature now, i dont think about it, i just use the brake.
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Originally Posted by crazytexan
i thought i needed pics and was posting pics and asking if it is high enough. its just a thing that new people do i guess, i have brake control and can bp forever basically. I learned on my dirtbike, but on my big bike i was always scared of looping. If you can get ahold of a dirtbike of 4 wheeler and practice on that alittle and youll get the hang of it faster, but if you cant, just like bruno said youll hear the engine. it will sound unloaded, as though you are just cruising around not accelerating. the weightless thing is pretty scary at first but youll get the hang of it. also a go practice that i found was to be stopped and clutched it up then smash the brake, and bring it back alittle farther each time. youll just be poppin it up and first but then once you get the hang of just poppin it up then try to ride it alittle and then hit the brake. trust in the brake is key. when im riding a wheelie i was surprised at how it is second nature now, i dont think about it, i just use the brake.
#8
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Originally Posted by SKETCHY146
The Side To Side Wobbles Is From Poor Throttle Control.stay Smooth On The Throttle And That Will Help. And Practice
#9
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Best advice is to get some pictures of yourself... always shows that you're not as high as you think, or body positioning may be wrong etc.. I try to get pics of me as often as possible and back when I had my KTM I improved very quickly by taking it slow, keeping smooth and getting lots of pictures... same with my f4i.. I've only been riding since friday, been out twice only due to rain and improved loads just from getting pictures and seeing that I'm not as high as it feels etc.. it's all about getting used to it.. pictures of other people won't help that much, pictures of you will though.
#10
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it's like everyone says, you know when you're in BP, you don't have to confirm it witha picture or anything like that. the bike either slows down or just stops accelerating when you're there. just keep practicing and you'll see. you might be getting it for a second or two now and you kinda see what it feels like so just try to keep it there.
your bike has a high bp, it's the same one I ride. you won't scrape tail or loop if you're steadily bringing the front higher and farther back.
your bike has a high bp, it's the same one I ride. you won't scrape tail or loop if you're steadily bringing the front higher and farther back.
#11
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Originally Posted by dudeman47
it's like everyone says, you know when you're in BP, you don't have to confirm it witha picture or anything like that. the bike either slows down or just stops accelerating when you're there. just keep practicing and you'll see. you might be getting it for a second or two now and you kinda see what it feels like so just try to keep it there.
your bike has a high bp, it's the same one I ride. you won't scrape tail or loop if you're steadily bringing the front higher and farther back.
your bike has a high bp, it's the same one I ride. you won't scrape tail or loop if you're steadily bringing the front higher and farther back.
#14
Re: so im on the right track...
Originally Posted by dudeman47
if that's true, then you're way past bp.
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