Originally Posted by zxonone

whenever I see video of people learning O's they all seem to lean to the inside to initiate the circle and I believe, if im not mistaken, that this actually makes you fight the bike more physically rather than just ride with the bike. When I saw your video cjoe and even in your avatar it looks to me like your body positioning is off just a tad.. I could be wrong just a thought maybe someone who is better than I could chime in on this.. Ive always heard stay in line with the bike dont lean to the outside or inside, and dont lean to turn at all use your upper body. anyway tryin to help and learn myself.

Originally Posted by dstb40

well i jus read all this before i go out today maybe ill make progress if i find someone to record a lil bit ill post up somethin but im keepin in mind stay in line with the bike blip the gas an dont ride the brake so hard. an i think realizin now i was tryin to turn into a circle not push it down into one which i think will be the biggest help. thanks guys ill see what happens lol

Originally Posted by sdfkillz

idle is def all preference. sometimes i ride with my idle as low as 2200 and someimtes ill crank it up to 4 just for fun. its all in what feels good to you, theres no right or wrong on it. for learning purposes you need to have it adjusted so its not making you rape your brake so much that your bogging and stalling out, or the other end where youre circling on mostly throttle. find the medium to make it smooth so you can better feel what youre doing.