ok i found your problem turn around and try it again

 

I knew this guy was joking since he started the thread lol

 

its been fun tho

 

him and bibo should hang out though

 

put some training wheels on and that will balance you out. also take off your exhaust cause thats adding weight to your right side? hahaha

 

jokes aside, its your throttle control...

 

^^^Jokes aside there would be no thread

 

def take the exhaust of it adds alota weight to the side or do dual exhaust with dual sprocket add training wheels just in case

 

This is by far the best advice I've gotten. The tlr conversion on a F4i would be perfect, it would balance it self out phenomenally and decrease buckage.






Sorry I had to do a bucking thread its been awhile since I've read a good bucking thread.

 

i thought your talking about bucking on decel, which is from too much slop in the chain

 

If you having problem getting to balance point just add some nos to it or like we like TO Call IT

 

Bwahahhahaha, rad.

 

bwhaha did you leave your computer logged in again there brandon ?!!

 

ask 89cane, im not sure if he ever fixed his bucking problem, but thats where everyone else's bucking problem started.



-mexican mayhem

 

I'll sell you my wheelie button!

 

A LITTLE REFRESHER OF THE INFAMOUS POST THAT STARTED IT ALL:

Originally Posted by 89cane
still trying to get that clutch thing down...jsut seems to buck...matter o fact..call me a ***** but it is kinda scary the way it bucks...feels like someting is gonna brake...think im gonna try again tomorrow...haha...would you guys recomend sitting down and doing it, or standing or what?


take a close look, that was back when you couldn't type dirty words only *****



-mexican mayhem

 

hang 2 cinder block bricks on the other side that should balance the thig out thats what i did when my bike was pulling and bucking to one side if that dont work cut half the plastics off to get some wind resistance on the one side should help balance it out also