Clutchin it up from the side...
Re: Clutchin it up from the side...
this is the expression i imagine on your face when saying "we shall see about that"
Last edited by old man roger; Feb 13, 2007 at 01:13 PM.
Re: Clutchin it up from the side...
Come get itAnd damn you...
Re: Clutchin it up from the side...
I didn't try clutch to merk, I tried clutch to stall and I'm thinkin it's a little bit different. I only tried it three times. 1st = tire spin, 2nd = got it up and stalled but it hit really hard, 3rd = really hard slam that turned my tail euro real quick. I know by those attempts that I can get clutch to merk pretty easy but to stall will take a little more finess.
Re: Clutchin it up from the side...
omg.. its easy
get a usb cable
set video cam to usb stream
connect it to the ****** coimputer
open windows movie maker
goto "capture" video
hit capture button
hit the play button and playback everything you want on the computer
get a usb cable
set video cam to usb stream
connect it to the ****** coimputer
open windows movie maker
goto "capture" video
hit capture button
hit the play button and playback everything you want on the computer
Re: Clutchin it up from the side...
You have to completely commit to the trick on your first try, you can't build up to it like you can a wheelie or a scrape. Before you clutch it from the side that day sit on it and pay attention to the amount of throttle it takes to clutch it from the seat. It will be close to that. Stand forward ,closer to the bars, the better. This gets you to not have to run as far once the bike lifts and pulls away from you. Once it is up pull the clutch and grab the brake. You must have your clutch and handbrake setup so you can "two finger" it. Make sure you tuck your pass. peg and avoid being hit by crash cage or twelve. Enjoy
Re: Clutchin it up from the side...
You have to completely commit to the trick on your first try, you can't build up to it like you can a wheelie or a scrape. Before you clutch it from the side that day sit on it and pay attention to the amount of throttle it takes to clutch it from the seat. It will be close to that. Stand forward ,closer to the bars, the better. This gets you to not have to run as far once the bike lifts and pulls away from you. Once it is up pull the clutch and grab the brake. You must have your clutch and handbrake setup so you can "two finger" it. Make sure you tuck your pass. peg and avoid being hit by crash cage or twelve. Enjoy









