standup question
#1
standup question
a friend of mine is working on standups on his r6 and he just wanted me to ask whats the proper hand position on the throttle cause he said the way hes doing it hes getting too much gas and almost looping.
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#4
Re: standup question
you need to get a "comfortable" grip try an keep your arm and rist straight, in other words there is no need to reach around for a handfull of gas. chances are youre just going to fu*k yourself up doin that.... oh and when you start getting it kinda high try to cover the brake (just in case).. GL
#5
Re: standup question
Hey Greg, who's trying stand-ups??? They are, as well as yourself, always
welcome to come out and practice at my secret spot. It is an asphalt road
and not traveled much at all on the weekends.
welcome to come out and practice at my secret spot. It is an asphalt road
and not traveled much at all on the weekends.
#6
Re: standup question
Put Left Leg On The Rear Peg, And Your Right Foot On The Front Peg [to Cover The Rear Brake]. That Way When Your Up Your Body Position Is Almost Upright. For Me That Gives Me A Better Feel For Where The Bike Is[just Infront Of Bp Or Behind It Etc...] When Your Up In That Position You Don't Have To Pull On The Bars Asmuch, Because Your The Most Of Your Weight Is On Your Legs, That Way Your Not Pulling With Your Upperbody And [rolling On The Gas When You Pull It Back]. Just Tell Him To Keep Practicing, Little By Little He'll Get There. Be Safe And Cover The Rear Brake.
#7
Re: standup question
I have the opposite problem. As the bike comes up my wrist bends causing me to roll of the throttle. What am I doing wrong? What can I do to prevent this?
While we are on the subject of learning standups, what do you guys do as far as positioning your feet? Do you start off with your knees locked(legs straight), or do you have them bent and as it comes up you then stand up straight?
While we are on the subject of learning standups, what do you guys do as far as positioning your feet? Do you start off with your knees locked(legs straight), or do you have them bent and as it comes up you then stand up straight?
#9
Re: standup question
Originally Posted by whiteline
I have the opposite problem. As the bike comes up my wrist bends causing me to roll of the throttle. What am I doing wrong? What can I do to prevent this?
While we are on the subject of learning standups, what do you guys do as far as positioning your feet? Do you start off with your knees locked(legs straight), or do you have them bent and as it comes up you then stand up straight?
While we are on the subject of learning standups, what do you guys do as far as positioning your feet? Do you start off with your knees locked(legs straight), or do you have them bent and as it comes up you then stand up straight?
I wouldn't recommend trying third. Lots of wind and little compression braking if you fail to get the back brake. Plus you'll be doing 100+ before you know it and you don't wanna get off at that kind of speed if something does go wrong.
I used to try them once in a while but have read on this board that it's not a good idea and after thinking about the first two points I just made I have to agree. But it's your decision of course
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