not of the long ones no. NP does all of our film work and hes prob got some long ones on his backup stuff. But look for some stuff this yr, AM is going BIG in 09

HYPERPRO or any High end rod style damper will always work better than any conventional style rotary

I thought that was in ur contract when we started using u to keep ur damn mouth shut Eddie? Geeeeeeez

 

Thanks bro.... I will look at getting a Hyperpro. That should also work with dirt bars right?

 

 

I Couldnt Help It. Sorry!!!

 

no one still answered my question!

what gear do i throw it on a 56t to do parking lot wheelies?

 

First... and cover the brake.

 

if you mean what gear do you put it IN then i say 1st. and turn idle up to like 2500-3000. n from dead stop clutch up.

 

dam iv'e been tryin it on 2nd i pop it up no problem but it doesnt carry when i hit bp even with the idle at 3000

 

ohlins baby!

 

If it is not carrying, then you are not at BP.

1st gear from dead stop, it IS going to come up.... so cover the brake. Once it goes weightless, and you catch it with brake..... it should stay at the same speed. Tap too much brake, it will drop in front of the BP and speed up. Too far back... it will fall behind the BP and slow down. It takes practice to feel your bike. It is always telling you something.

 

what you mean cover the brake??

 

uh oh

 

He's lost in wheelies

 

ive been lost. i wanna be found!

 

get a four wheeler and learn how to use the rear brake

 

Oh snap..... you have to learn to use the rear brake before you do lot stuff bro. Or you'll thrash yourself and your bike. As the bike comes up to the bp, the rear brake keeps you from looping backwards. A slight tap along with a lil pressure anytime it starts coming to far back will keep you at or around the BP. Then it is just practice, practice and more practice.... along with evolving onto new tricks etc. Hope that helps a lil.


Still cant get over the fact that you r doing 2nd gear wheelies without knowing how to cover the rear brake.

 

its just i nvr got used to using it... but thanks 4 the advice!

 

No problem. I would do like OMR said and use a buddies quad or something to practice rear brake on. Saves your bike and body from un needed pain.

 

i already ate it 2 months ago i looped over and road rash all over me and had to get stitches for my knee

 

Rear brake control would have prevented that. Practice it on a quad bro... and you will see how cool it is.