learn 12s the easist way???

[Dr.Blocks]

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[dirtyrider]

i got blocks all day..and ill start with the turn ..holla

[wheeliesnshit]

any you guys watch those 2 trailers in the video forum from C&I 4?? How can any 1 say highway shit is dead . yeah power/throttle wheelies are dead and other then doing them when you learning they r retarded , but com'on who doesnt like ripp'n up the local highways after being cooped up in an industrial park all day . slow or fast , it all golden if its done right

[outlawr1]

Originally Posted by wheeliesnshit

any you guys watch those 2 trailers in the video forum from C&I 4?? How can any 1 say highway shit is dead . yeah power/throttle wheelies are dead and other then doing them when you learning they r retarded , but com'on who doesnt like ripp'n up the local highways after being cooped up in an industrial park all day . slow or fast , it all golden if its done right

CLUTCH IT

[outlawr1]

Originally Posted by outlawr1

CLUTCH IT

.....UP

[xxxspank]

Originally Posted by wheeliesnshit

any you guys watch those 2 trailers in the video forum from C&I 4?? How can any 1 say highway shit is dead . yeah power/throttle wheelies are dead and other then doing them when you learning they r retarded , but com'on who doesnt like ripp'n up the local highways after being cooped up in an industrial park all day . slow or fast , it all golden if its done right

F*CK YEAH!!! :YEAH

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[Julio~ROC]

just keep what your doing, you'll get it

[mobstyle]

i hear all this talk about cages. sounds like a winner but i have a 99 gsxr750. apparently they don't make one for it. anybody know where i can get one?

[mr.anklestoppie]

hell yeah they make cages for gsxr 750's.my boy has a 905 racing cage on his 750 and that shit works like a champ.look up 905 racing on the net and they'll have your shit for sure

[PavementEater]

Originally Posted by mobstyle

i hear all this talk about cages. sounds like a winner but i have a 99 gsxr750. apparently they don't make one for it. anybody know where i can get one?

http://www.racing905.com/products.htm :YEAH :YEAH

[Keith of Ronin]

wow took me some time to read all of these, about a couple of frigging days

i just descided to go with a scrape bar, i figure right now if i go back too far the only thing that will hit will be the subframe or seat.(since i flipped it and broke off my back plastics) I need to have a brake light and blinkers so i can ride to the practice areas, or for cruising rides with my girl who is just getting used to riding her own bike. so the scrap bar will at least protect that stuff.



The Last several years i just concentrated on videoing others and want to just do some of this stuff myself

i am no good with the back brake, my brain just forgets it totally sometimes
that is how i flipped, didnt use the back brake. Any ideas on how to learn to use the back brake

I got it pretty high several times let off the gas and pulled the clutch fell like i was going to go back and didnt or sometimes did. Now once i put on this scrape bar, i should be on the brakes before it touches or would it be too late after it touches then hit the brakes?

I know once i get up that high i dont have to worry much about where i am going because all i see is the gas tank, so that is one thing off my mind.

yeah braking definitely need help on that? any suggestions
oh and when bringing it backdown i forget to hit the gas sometimes


thanks
Keith

[PavementEater]

Originally Posted by Keith of Ronin

wow took me some time to read all of these, about a couple of frigging days

i just descided to go with a scrape bar, i figure right now if i go back too far the only thing that will hit will be the subframe or seat.(since i flipped it and broke off my back plastics) I need to have a brake light and blinkers so i can ride to the practice areas, or for cruising rides with my girl who is just getting used to riding her own bike. so the scrap bar will at least protect that stuff.



The Last several years i just concentrated on videoing others and want to just do some of this stuff myself

i am no good with the back brake, my brain just forgets it totally sometimes
that is how i flipped, didnt use the back brake. Any ideas on how to learn to use the back brake

I got it pretty high several times let off the gas and pulled the clutch fell like i was going to go back and didnt or sometimes did. Now once i put on this scrape bar, i should be on the brakes before it touches or would it be too late after it touches then hit the brakes?

I know once i get up that high i dont have to worry much about where i am going because all i see is the gas tank, so that is one thing off my mind.

yeah braking definitely need help on that? any suggestions
oh and when bringing it backdown i forget to hit the gas sometimes


thanks
Keith

Careful just throwin a bar on, and practicing 12's. You could have the bounce affect. If you hit your tail too hard it bounces off the bar and jerks you in a different direction. If your a little wobbly, it could get ugly.

Start off already using the rear break before going into the 12. Before you even clutch up your wheelie press the rear break a little bit. Just like the clutch you have to get used to where your rear break catches. I always start off holding the rear break a little, then when you clutch it up to the BP you get used to more break and throttle control.

flatten your tire a little. try around 20 PSI, everyone has there different pressure, but around 20 is usually all around good for highway/slow stuff.
definately start with sit down 12's. 10 times harder than standup 12's. once you get sitdowns. standups will take no time. hope this helps. keep rockin! :YEAH

~Jared

[bill parr]

i just started to go for 12, there is no real easy way, just learn your back brake control and dont be afraid to crash. if your going slow enough you can just walk off the bike and let it go. i crash at least once evry day im practicing 12's, be ready for it.

[PavementEater]

Originally Posted by bill parr

dont be afraid to crash. if your going slow enough you can just walk off the bike and let it go. i crash at least once evry day im practicing 12's, be ready for it.

screw that..
no need to crash at all. I dump and crash occasionally, but I don't crash everyday at all. You definately get used to steering and falling, and you get better at dropping and saving the bike.. just be the sickest rider ever, 12 and never crash. :YEAH

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[cmiller6622]

standing it at 12 won't ever be played out, you can do that shit anywhere. but your all right get a damn bar, unless you make tons of money and don't care

[PavementEater]

Originally Posted by cmiller6622

standing it at 12 won't ever be played out, you can do that shit anywhere. but your all right get a damn bar, unless you make tons of money and don't care

true that about the money. I wrecked my buddy mikes bike two days ago. Cage saved everything but the handle bar. now we can't ride, cause we gotta wait 4 days for the stupid part. and my bike still isn't welded

$110 for a 900rr handle bar.. ouch!

~J

[OnI750]

Originally Posted by SmurfKilla

gonna practice the brake control like mad. I figure that has to be the first step.
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I agree .. just learn to do slow wheelies first b4 u try scrapin .. that way u can set it back controlled insted of just slammin it down

[12inmygsxr]

i got a bar on my bike and as long as you know the back brake pretty well you aren't going to loop your bike. You just have to be sure to be on the brake way before your bar touches. Try learning on a fifty first.