enginebrake...?
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Re: enginebrake...?
i sell the product. send me a pm ill give you my paypal account info and send you the product and instructions. it runs a $150 yeah you can learn new tricks with it. hit me up asap so you can become better than most of the over night stunters. handbrake bad engine brake great
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From: Croatia (Europe)
Re: enginebrake...?
tell you what im going to hook this one up....
im going to use my super unatural non stunting powers and tellapathickaly send you one AND install it for free. ok...
bink....bink...witha twinkle of my nose and touch my heels together here it come...bink bink.....all done...900rr with engine brAke..
now go ride and do a stretched ss orlando fl. flimingo scrape to 50/50 and lightly use hand brake because the engine brake will kick in. i set it on auto so you might feel the diffrence right away.. good luck and wear your helmet.
let me know..
I hope my bike is ready now
will try it out when the winter is over, but I doubt that I can go from ss scrape to special k with just slight use of HB using stock gearing...you know my lot is small and I can't ride it near revlitimer 
@nyRocketit: I don't believe you, you just try to fool me, but there are still few good ppl on here that like to help, like StuntFoolJ...
Last edited by bruno_z; Jan 2, 2007 at 06:11 AM.
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From: Roseville, Michigan, USA
Re: enginebrake...?
so I've been reading alot of stuff on handbrakes, but I also heard something about enginebrake, and want to know more about this...do you have it? where do you mount it? left or right clipon? above or under the clutch? is it better than handbrake? does it make you a better? can I learn some new tricks with it? who sells them? what's the best setup and where do I order one?
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Re: enginebrake...?
Actually, trucks have a "Jake Brake", it covers the exhaust and increases compression (engine brake) to reduce the amount of actual braking required. There is a little pedal on the floor boards. It is interesting, the idea of putting one on a stunt bike. I guess you would just have it automatically engage whenever rpms drop. hmm
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Re: enginebrake...?
Actually, trucks have a "Jake Brake", it covers the exhaust and increases compression (engine brake) to reduce the amount of actual braking required. There is a little pedal on the floor boards. It is interesting, the idea of putting one on a stunt bike. I guess you would just have it automatically engage whenever rpms drop. hmm
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Re: enginebrake...?
Bruno every bike out there has engine braking. Its just part of every bike US or not. These guys are ******* with you bro. But bigger sprockets make more engine braking. You don't buy or install anything you just let off the gas and keep the clutch released. If you want to feel it just rev out first pull in the clutch & you will feel the bike coast now release the clutch & you will feel the bike slow down with engine revs. & congrats cause you just found out what engine braking is.
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Re: enginebrake...?
he trys to avoid dark areas at all cost...but sometimes it just isn't possible...
yeah, cuz if you ride a heavy truck, especially downhill, enginebrake is all that you can count on...
Actually, trucks have a "Jake Brake", it covers the exhaust and increases compression (engine brake) to reduce the amount of actual braking required. There is a little pedal on the floor boards. It is interesting, the idea of putting one on a stunt bike. I guess you would just have it automatically engage whenever rpms drop. hmm
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Re: enginebrake...?
Actually, trucks have a "Jake Brake", it covers the exhaust and increases compression (engine brake) to reduce the amount of actual braking required. There is a little pedal on the floor boards. It is interesting, the idea of putting one on a stunt bike. I guess you would just have it automatically engage whenever rpms drop. hmm
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Re: enginebrake...?
Should i get the extra thick one so it dont break? I can rip it apart myself, i have a big hammer and a pair of channel locks.
