How you hooking on? I'm doing it the same way I do them on my 929.. They are a lot easier on a real bike.. I'm having problems hanging on to it

 

left foot under peg. i aint got em perfected yet but thats how ive always seen them done.

 

thats how I"m doing 'em but only got like 10ft before I feel like I'm gonna fall off

they're easy as f*ck on the 929

 

i just crank it up..idle..then use my knee's to hold on and balance...everyone else uses the one foot under..i just use my own style...you have to be really focused ....i get pist off to easy and then stop...as soon as the weather breaks ill start it up again.

 

You just have to get over the initial fear of them and just let go.....

I'm still learnign but I'd say I'm getting good.

:YEAH

 

trust me.. I have no fear of letting go

 

How far are y'all going though? I can do like 10ft everytime.. but after that when I really gotta work to balance it is where I feel like i'm gonna fall

 

i can go for eva with no hands but only with both tires on the ground

 

Yup thats how im doing them.
That and a few rubberbands in between the grip and the throttle.

I find that they sit back easyer if i bring it up high, almost like coaster high. then lean back just a little to balence and let go, and keep the foot gliding on the rear brake. ya thats about it.


Im still learing myself, they take lots of practice. so far 35 feet is my best.

 

i'm just jacking the idle.. I dont like messing with the throttle

 

robbie is doing maybe 3' lol but if you listen to the way he talks he is doing 3 miles

 

Is that cuz you're conceited

 

I think I'm just trying to do it to much like I do it on my big bike.. hook my foot and lean back

 

Just tried these for the first time since I posted this.. Figured out what my problem is.. got blocks now. Also got the beginnings of sitdown no hander circles.. (used to have standup no handed circles on my Z)

 

Damn, 35ft? I was impressed with Nags's 10ft.

 

What you talkin' about?

edit: nevermind, went back and read it. I was getting maybe 100-150ft today.. Still workin' on 'em though

 

and the problem was?

 

I run very high tire pressure. 30lbs. I dropped it down to 22 and it made a nice difference

 

Damn...

 

50 nohanders are way harder than on a street bike - if u can rock 50 ft on a 50 u can rock them 500 feet on a big bike - of course once u get use to it.