bp/stoppie=wobble
bp/stoppie=wobble
I've been practising my stoppies a lot lately, I still don't have much distance. I average about 40' and I've rolled my best one at maybe 60 ft. I know its because I'm still not hitting the balance point.
My problem is........when I do feel that i'm at or near bp, I get a lot of wobble from the front. I have almost gone down a couple times from it. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong.
Any help tips would be nice. Like I said, I only get the wobble when the bike is way up near b/p. When its down low and I'm just useing my speed for distance I don't have the problem.
My problem is........when I do feel that i'm at or near bp, I get a lot of wobble from the front. I have almost gone down a couple times from it. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong.
Any help tips would be nice. Like I said, I only get the wobble when the bike is way up near b/p. When its down low and I'm just useing my speed for distance I don't have the problem.
Re: bp/stoppie=wobble
if u wanna roll high stoppies and not power stoppies, u need a damper....also lower ur tire pressre to liek 20 lbs, and dont go faster than like 40 and that shud help keep the shakes to a min
Re: bp/stoppie=wobble
Originally Posted by kxrider
got a stabilizer?
Nope....can't afford one right now. I need a new front tire first.
Will not having one cause headshake everytime? I feel like I'm just not doing somthing right.
Re: bp/stoppie=wobble
Originally Posted by Wheeliest
damper will save your ***, your own fault its slapping. try looking straight ahead, lifting off the seat and squeezing the tank with your knees and keeping elbows locked.
I've been doing all of that except I think I'm not keeping my elbows locked enough. I'm gunna concentrate on that next time out.
Re: bp/stoppie=wobble
I just started rolling them too about 2 weeks ago... I have a dampner just a crappy one. I get really high just don't feel comfortable pullling them up over 35-40 ish.. You can get some good distance at those speeds though...
Re: bp/stoppie=wobble
Yeah, I've read that at 40 mph your should be able to roll well over 100 ft. I go about 55mph and I roll about 50 ft.
Getting up to b/p scares the **** outa me when it starts to wobble.
Getting up to b/p scares the **** outa me when it starts to wobble.
Re: bp/stoppie=wobble
turn your clip-ons out. also think about getting after market clip-ons and flipping them, it makes your stoppies alot more agressive and controlable. almost like dirt bike bars but u can keep your bike full fairinged.
Re: bp/stoppie=wobble
Originally Posted by Wheeliest
turn your clip-ons out. also think about getting after market clip-ons and flipping them, it makes your stoppies alot more agressive and controlable. almost like dirt bike bars but u can keep your bike full fairinged.
+ 1294U1208947Y983214129874210
Flipped and turned out clips are the $hit... I love em!
I wanna rock DB bars next but I really like the look of clips
Re: bp/stoppie=wobble
I dont have a damper on my f4i,stock front end, was nailing like 3 hundo the other day by my work w/o any issues. Bottom line is make sure your front end is even and all tightened up, dampers are a + too though.
Re: bp/stoppie=wobble
Originally Posted by DLish
I dont have a damper on my f4i,stock front end, was nailing like 3 hundo the other day by my work w/o any issues. Bottom line is make sure your front end is even and all tightened up, dampers are a + too though.
Not from a 100ft. approach,though. You know not to jack it up too high when you're cookin' ***.
Re: bp/stoppie=wobble
Originally Posted by NME
Not from a 100ft. approach,though. You know not to jack it up too high when you're cookin' ***.
hope this mid 60's love sticks around all week! Re: bp/stoppie=wobble
Originally Posted by kxrider
u can do stoppies without a stabilizer, i learned the hard way after having half my face gone and my jaw wired for 8 weeks i wont get on a bike without one
Yeah, I don't want to learn that way. I'm gunna slow my speed down to about 40 mph when I'm doing them until I can get a damper.
I know I can still go down hard at that speed, but its better than going down at 60mph.
Re: bp/stoppie=wobble
Originally Posted by apfire26
Nope....can't afford one right now. I need a new front tire first.
Will not having one cause headshake everytime? I feel like I'm just not doing somthing right.
Will not having one cause headshake everytime? I feel like I'm just not doing somthing right.
Re: bp/stoppie=wobble
Originally Posted by apfire26
Yeah, I don't want to learn that way. I'm gunna slow my speed down to about 40 mph when I'm doing them until I can get a damper.
I know I can still go down hard at that speed, but its better than going down at 60mph.
I know I can still go down hard at that speed, but its better than going down at 60mph.









