and I like to keep my idle at about 750rpms :P haha, I love just trying to kep the throttle steady, it makes for better riding (in my opinion) unless you're trying stuff like no handers because obviously then it's impossible :P

 

thanks man, gonna try that tomorrow :YEAH I'll let ya know how it worked out.

 

how slow are you going up there at 750rpms? this is what's screwing me up should my idle be low, high, what's up? is there some sort of patern I should be following since I'm a noob? My goal is to get them up fast and keep it there nice and steady. ONce I've got that on lock I'll hit the no handers and then circles...eventually I feel more comfortable with the idle at 3krpm. I tried it at 1.5krpm and my shi7 was all over the place Should I just keep it at 1.5krpm and get used to it? or start right from 3krpm?

 

nice looking vid

 

looks good man...keep it up!

 

I think it's easier to learn with your idle cranked up, but if you can learn it just holding the throttle at like 3000 and keeping it steady it will give good throttle control in the end... it's hard as ***** at first though :D

 

oops ment to post htis up as well. heres a link to my first day out trying slower sitdowns in early september, with a normal idle (I'm trying to keep my throttle hand steady rather than rely on idle).
http://www.slikz.com/dansitdowns.wmv

You'll get it down though, just keep practicin'

 

yeah it's hard...I see you're fighting the engine with the brake in that vid. That's were I'm at(sometimes ) but trying to work on not being on the brake so much...props on the vid

 

less throttle more brake and they will be alot smoother