IM LEARNING BREAK CONTROL REAL GOOD AND I CAN SLOW THEM DOWN A LIL.. BUT IM HAVING A PROBLEM WITH GOING TO THE SIDE? what am i doing wrong.. my buddy can go straight



lol for the caps

 

Maybe your power commander isnt centered

 

Oh, and post a vid

 

dude i bought a stunt bike.. hand break powers cage everything Af4i

 

you'll get it just keep practicing... play with your tire pressure some... it may help...

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ill post a video for you tomorrow . today was my first time wheeling it.. i cant ding up my mint piece..

 

wow good stuff

 

No, He seriously made a thread about it.

Try the lower pressure 18-28.

You go side to side from chopping the throttle and not being at or behind BP

 

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now youre a pro

 

PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE, I STILL SUCK I HAVE ALOT OF PEOPLE HELPING ME (ASIDE FROM STUNTLIFE :YEAH THANKS TO EVERY1) I RIDE WITH A COUPLE GUYS AND A TEAM FROM NJ WANTS ME TO SWING BY AND RIDE WITH THEM, AND YES THEY KNOW I'M A NOOBIE AT STUNTING. RIDING WITH PEOPLE THAT R BETTER, HELPS ALOT (I GET NERVOUS THO AND SUCK ) BUT WHEN IT COMES DOWN TO IT, IT'S JUST SEAT TIME. GOOD LUCK

 

yeah lower your rear tire pressure to your comfort and then just go out and ride the more seat time the better you will get and dont be dissappointed because for most of people who stunt it doesnt happen over night it comes with alot of practice.

 

damn dude where u at when i was living in PA, i had no one to ride with. i worked in H-burg.

im still a noob too but gettin better every day im out. gotta just keep practicing.:YEAH

 

i agree. sort of. its not necessarily from chopping throttle but rolling on and off.....i still deal with it its tough after you start learning throttle control to give that up and depend on solely your brake.

now you may be at balance point it will do it even more so then actually....but learn to hold constant throttle and use the brake to adjust the height of the wheelie.....seat time dude as i said i still deal with it but its getting better ever week.

on a side note it does make for fun and cool looking wheelies.

 

Whats up man? Heres what I did when I was learning! I had my rear tire set at 10 psi, if you want to slow down faster clutch it up to 12 then catch it with the break! Try turning your idol up to 4000 rpm's, that with the low psi will make you smoother trust me try it!!!! And depending on your sprocket size will depend on how mutch throttle you have to give! And to slow it down fast while riding 12 just blip the gas so the forks are past 12, but dont want to hold it there to long or you will stall! Also what helped me out to was sticking my left foot in the passenger seat and my right on the foot break! Lock your left leg and you are on your way!!!!!!!

 

buy some stasis ...they seem to fix the wobbles... ....but really like they said seat time is the key.... .. youll figure it out ...... but if you get the stasis ... you will get skills like this in no time... newly sponsored rider tneck :YEAH :YEAH

 

aight man.. will do.. ill do the tire pressure and rely on my break for control.

 

get some vid up

 

today... waitin for my stunt buddy to get his *** out of work

 

sounds good but 4000 rpm sounds a lil much.. i got my f4i around 2500-3000.. works good. :YEAH

 

4000 is way to high if u @ bp you should only need min throttle as for going sideways I had same prob then after months of seattime you just get it and u realise it was just smoothness and practise. It takes long but once you got it then all else comes fast.