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Old Jul 24, 2007 | 08:46 PM
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Motard handbrake

just wondering if anyone here is having trouble adapting to the handbrake on their motard.....I mean I can do sitdown seat standers and spreaders and ride at balance point but im having alot of trouble using the clutch at the same time....and a motard takes alot of clutch. anyone doing handbrake coasters....high chair coasters. and its weird using just the handbrake and no clutch...I think the clutch is the most important part of executing tricks on a motard.. I have ran a handbrake on both the left and the right side its just not working for me......c'mon Ryan Moore...chine in.
Old Jul 26, 2007 | 09:43 PM
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Re: Motard handbrake

Its all about the setup, I run a msr pro rapter clutch, cut down a bit, stacked on top of the 1/2 inch nissan master. Index finger on the clutch, middle finger on the handbrake and use the both at the same time all the time. seat stander coaster, high chair circles, almost all my circle combos where I am not on the foot pedal, I am slipping the clutch and using the handbrake at the same time, clutch in most of the time coasting around in circles and stalling out at balance point into figure eigth combos. check the pic, clutch is pulled in doing a 2 foot in bar circle combo. It takes some practice time to get used to.

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Old Jul 27, 2007 | 10:06 PM
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thanks mang.
Old Jul 29, 2007 | 08:35 PM
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Re: Motard handbrake

My hydraulic set up on this KTM is a bit stiff.... I don't know if I'll be able to modulate it like my suzuki with the MSR.

Setting up the HB, I'm not worried about at all. It is definately the clutch pull that has me worried. I need to use two fingers most of the time now, anyone know of an easy-pull kit, or a good fix for a stiff hydrolic clutch lever?

I am starting to see how the need to slip the clutch will manifest itself as my skills are increasing quicker than I thought they would... I wonder how much will stunt gearing help the need to slip the clutch as much?
Old Jul 29, 2007 | 09:16 PM
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Re: Motard handbrake

man keep the info comming ryan. when i get money hahah, i will know xactly how to set up my 450 you guys are awsome and i want your bikes hahaahah.
Old Jul 30, 2007 | 03:16 AM
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Re: Motard handbrake

Full throttle is gonna ave something coming out soon for the supermoto...and +1 for the KTM i wish it was cable clutch i want mines softer
Old Jul 30, 2007 | 06:44 PM
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Re: Motard handbrake

yeah like I said before the most important control on a motard is the clutch.
Old Aug 12, 2007 | 01:24 AM
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Re: Motard handbrake

Originally Posted by E-Loc540
yeah like I said before the most important control on a motard is the clutch.
how much clutch are you using in a circle?c cause today i was trying to get staggered circles and when i got reall!!!! slow it stalled and i chessed the bars pretty good...i have a vid of it once my fren sends it ill post it up
Old Aug 13, 2007 | 09:45 PM
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Re: Motard handbrake

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how much clutch are you using in a circle?c cause today i was trying to get staggered circles and when i got reall!!!! slow it stalled and i chessed the bars pretty good...i have a vid of it once my fren sends it ill post it up
work that clutch!! No stallin
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Re: Motard handbrake

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work that clutch!! No stallin
is it a on and off clutch motion of like holding it in half way through the whole time
Old Aug 15, 2007 | 12:51 AM
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Re: Motard handbrake

when I do sitdown circles im feathering the clutch the whole time...and constantly blipping the throttle and using the rear brake just a little bit...
Old Aug 15, 2007 | 02:19 AM
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Re: Motard handbrake

Originally Posted by E-Loc540
when I do sitdown circles im feathering the clutch the whole time...and constantly blipping the throttle and using the rear brake just a little bit...
how slow are you bringint it? im like riding the brake constant throttle fluid motion give more and less chopping but smooth...and no clutch and it stalls like a bitch....how much clutch in u pulling
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Re: Motard handbrake

I found this while stumbling through youtube the other night, it might be old. but then again it might be so obscure that no one has seen it yet...

I'm not sure who it is, and how I even found it. But it had alot of good engine sounds I thought that might help you with slipping the clutch in circles. This guy obviously isn't the best at it either, but sometimes if I can just hear one of my friends bikes at the lot instead of hip-hop beats or something like on a DVD. It seems to help me out. Even the noises they make when they make mistakes will tell me what not to do.

I'm hoping all this advice helps me out too, I'm ready to transfer the fiddy skills to motard skills... and fiddy circles are all chop no drop, what is this crap about slippin the clutch?? LOL What am I going to do when I got to slip the clutch ANd work the hand brake at the same time?? LMAO





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vdDNPzXTG0
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Re: Motard handbrake

Originally Posted by jstuntlocke
I found this while stumbling through youtube the other night, it might be old. but then again it might be so obscure that no one has seen it yet...

I'm not sure who it is, and how I even found it. But it had alot of good engine sounds I thought that might help you with slipping the clutch in circles. This guy obviously isn't the best at it either, but sometimes if I can just hear one of my friends bikes at the lot instead of hip-hop beats or something like on a DVD. It seems to help me out. Even the noises they make when they make mistakes will tell me what not to do.

I'm hoping all this advice helps me out too, I'm ready to transfer the fiddy skills to motard skills... and fiddy circles are all chop no drop, what is this crap about slippin the clutch?? LOL What am I going to do when I got to slip the clutch ANd work the hand brake at the same time?? LMAO





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vdDNPzXTG0


thats wat im talking about :YEAH .....thanks a lot man that helped out a little more by hearing it..now i get more of an idea...
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Re: Motard handbrake

Im on a 250'f so it may be different from you and im geared down pretty good too but I have to slip the clutch the whole time...heres a vid of my sitdown circles.......http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fusea...ideoid=8789839
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Re: Motard handbrake

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Im on a 250'f so it may be different from you and im geared down pretty good too but I have to slip the clutch the whole time...heres a vid of my sitdown circles.......http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fusea...ideoid=8789839

good post dude, nice little practice vids2. I like to see other motards in action.
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Re: Motard handbrake

one clutch one handbrake i do the same on the bike bike
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Old Sep 11, 2007 | 11:03 PM
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Re: Motard handbrake

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one clutch one handbrake i do the same on the bike bike

nice pic dude, that is an XR.....? 200-250?
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