Looking for the BP in all the wrong places
10-10-2004, 07:04 PM
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Re: Looking for the BP in all the wrong places
Originally Posted by GSXR WS6
That is totally different. You can't compare driving a car to doing a wheelie and using the brake for control. They have nothing in common......
i didnt mean directly compare then i mennt that if ur drivin a car and wanna slwo the car down u step on the brake(ENNGINE BRAKING). y would use the rear brake(E-BRAKE) to keep slowin. i kno ther completely diff, i cud ony see usin the rear brake if ur under liek 7g on a wheelie.
10-10-2004, 07:36 PM
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Re: Looking for the BP in all the wrong places
once again, completely wrong.. engine braking in a car would be letting off the gas, just like on a bike.. covering your brake in a car would be stepping on the pedal.. and i guess u could say using the e brake would be sort of a hand brake, just in case ur doin HC's in ur Tempo.. 
10-10-2004, 08:41 PM
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Re: Looking for the BP in all the wrong places
pointless to try and argue my analogy, so ill jsut sum it up. learn to slow ur wheelies down with throttle then move to a parking lot and learn brake control and idle, then go to the street and learn coasters. 
10-11-2004, 08:28 PM
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Re: Looking for the BP in all the wrong places
a coaster is a wheelie with the clutch in, yes in ur "coasting" u can shut ur bike off there is no throttle involved. u basically try to 12 ur bike doin like 30 or faster and pull the clutch in before u hit the bar and tap the brake very very lighty to keep it off the bar and u coast.
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