w/e i guess i juss need some more "saddle" time ...glad i started this thread, now i'm gonna keep my round bar.:YEAH
the "latest" valley bikenight stunt spot. u should know where that is. btw, hit me up if you still have any aftermarket pipes layin around...i dented the **** outta my shorty stock.

 

Get both . See which one YOU like better. I did and I found out I liked the round for learning to scrape, then the flat for learning idle.

 

i used to have a round bar great for learning and more forgiving then a flat bar. now i rock a flat bar thats very short its about 1 1/2 inch'es past the sub frame short flat bars rule. everytime i ride a bike with a regular length bar round or flat i always hit them dippin into circles.

oh and how the **** are u crashin scrapin ?

 

dat ship happened so fast i don't know What happened.

as soon as i felt it hit, i was on my feet n' the bike was doin flips.

 

I'd stick with the round just to learn scrapes. Just touch and go. Get comfortable with that, then if you want to idle or do anything that requires being on the bar for any amount of time, I'd go flat and learn that piece. Just know that they are totally different.

 

I know, i used to use the subframe

 

haha nice.

 

I think if your learning then a flat bar will be better. If your not straight then your gona crash but they are alot easyer to learn with. A round bar is ok for short taps till you get good. To drag a round bar you have to be able to control a coast back onto the bar and hold it there.

A round bar looks so much better, but stick with the flat bar till your pimpin that:YEAH

 

I understand that the round bar is more forgiving, but I can´t understand that everyone says it´s easier to scrape than the flat?
I think a flat bar is really easy to scrape, anyway on scoot

 

i preffer the tail..nice and soft.

 

dont get scard and let it go use your brake i scrape all the time without even pullin my clutch in

 

straight gangter ****

 

i'll give it a shot next time i go to the spot.