Originally Posted by Brett256

yep... 2-stroke, 4-stroke it doesn't matter.... cr500 or xr50 ... it's all the same there is really only one right way to learn scrapes. Anytime you scrape the clutch should be disengaged. There is absolutly no reason to scrape tail with the clutch engaged. Why would you want to fight the engine with the rear brake???? Your just gonna end up picking your *** off the ground if your try fighting the throttle with the brake while learning. I'd tell someone to learn coasters first before they even thought about scraping

yeah and the only time this theory is wrong is on a sportbike with a handbrake and your scraping spreaders, seatstanders, highchairs etc. Thats really the only time you need to scrape on power.

Originally Posted by middleschooler

when i was 13 i had an rm 125......thats how i had 3 surgeries

Originally Posted by middleschooler

i use to rip it up on the dirt like a champ........my wheelies were garrrrbage though lol

Originally Posted by Division1 Ryan

yes, you can, I used to rock my 125 all the time

Originally Posted by nitrofed7

Thats sick...did u have to cut down the fender at all..?

Originally Posted by rui4e

why dont you do it at speed and coast it like 10-20 mph on a 125 second gear put it back then some light pressure on the break used to do it on my cr 250 all the time on pavement jelly roll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! o yeah expect to have to use your weight alot on a dirt bike