steering stoppies?
#1
steering stoppies?
i have whellies and stoppie variations on lock (one hand, cross up etc.) but my long stoppies arnt so long. my rear always swings one way or another. ive asked many people for advice and have tried many techniques but nothing is working for me, my longest one is about 50-60 feet. the bike is a tiller so i know i wont be rolling any record breakers but geting in the triple digtits would kick ***, to anyone who can roll em long, please help
#3
When i do endos the back end of the bike tends to steer righ, why is that and how can i get it corrected. I hate when it does that! My endos would be much longer if the back end would stay in line..
#4
i have the same problem, i can get em up to the balance point at 60mph, but it goes one way or the other, the only times it doesn't do that is when i lock up my arms , helps a lot, but im still not even close to rolling em consistent
#5
This has been discussed on some older threads. Could be alot of different problems.
1. Slope in the road (most roads are angled for rain drainage)...
Find a big flat parking lot to try 'em in.
2. Keep your arms locked
3. Keep your weight off the rearsets
4. Lock knees on tank
5. Have a friend watch from behind to make sure your sitting straight on the bike.
1. Slope in the road (most roads are angled for rain drainage)...
Find a big flat parking lot to try 'em in.
2. Keep your arms locked
3. Keep your weight off the rearsets
4. Lock knees on tank
5. Have a friend watch from behind to make sure your sitting straight on the bike.
#7
Originally posted by Silver_Back
I'm riding a 97 YZF 1000... do you guys think that my bike is two heavy to endo smoothy.. I am having a hell of a time getting the tail end up...
I'm riding a 97 YZF 1000... do you guys think that my bike is two heavy to endo smoothy.. I am having a hell of a time getting the tail end up...
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