i started coasters tonight and i can only get them going for like 7 or 8 feet it comes up then it slams back down (with the brake). im only doing it in 1st gear because i cant think of another way to put it into N with out hitting a differnt gear, any help could be great

 

3rd

 

just go in 2nd as fast as it will go theen shift into 3rd pop it up there all the way back and eez off the brake when you need to and coast it if anything start doin it down hill that is how i learnd

 

3rd gear. not enough speed in 1st

 

Learn to wheelie 3rd gear. Accelerate in 3rd and fall back slow. I've been practicing coasters. It takes a lot to convince yourself to not hit that brake enough to bring you down but to hold you there. Kick *** feeling though when you're just cruising on the back wheel with no throttle heh

 

i agree its the **** how far you guys rockin them

 

around 100ft

 

that is about where im rollin em unless a hill i did a good 200 250 on a hill one day just ****in off

 

i can go usually around 125, almost 150 sometimes. never tried downhill

 

300' :YEAH thinkin about gettin an 88 kit so i can come in faster.
easiest way for big distance is i come in pinned and yank it up and slip it into neutral at balance point. if you get it right, you can coast at least 50' before you touch the brake

 

yea definately use 3rd gear and then just pull the shifter up and it will go into false neutral.. the faster you go the farthr you will roll em out

 

agreed :YEAH

 

i will explain it better get a wheelie going in 3rd gear when you get your wheelie back far enough to do the coaster shift like you have a 4th gear and hold your shifter up and then you will get no throttle responce just work the back brake and you should be rocking them.

 

thanks guys for all the info their are getting better but not great ill just keep working on them, i was thinking about getting a hand clutch only 90 bucks, is it worth it? it just feels so wierd to pull up on the shifter and hold it there and work the brake, but ill get her with time, thanks again

 

just use the foot brake, theyre not hard at all. just practice and youll get used to it

 

Or go In 3rd and push down like your shifiting to second and hold it, may be easier.

 

About 125' flat, and about 50' NTH, and maybe 5' No-hand. How do those 's go 100 NO HAND?

Hey Adam, CruizinMax and I may be up in KC on Oct. 1, should we bring our Fiddy's and meet up?

Frank

 

why use false neautral? cant you just pull the clutch in

 

fiddys dont come with manual clutches

 

im an idiot i thought he was talking about a big bike... i didnt read what forum this was on only the first post and the title. My apologies i am retarded