If you can drift or spin tight 360's...ENTER.
11-11-2009, 10:53 AM
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Mr. Sexy! AdrenalineBoyz
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Re: If you can drift or spin tight 360's...ENTER.
Crazy larry's are similar to drifting because no front brake is involved... a lot of the drifters finish off a tight set of circle drifting with crazy larry's...
The crazy part is getting the bike to stop without high siding!
The crazy part is getting the bike to stop without high siding!
11-11-2009, 01:20 PM
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11-11-2009, 02:18 PM
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11-11-2009, 06:07 PM
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Re: If you can drift or spin tight 360's...ENTER.
lets see some vids.. i've been strugglin with doing basic donuts for the longest.
i dont konw why, i've cut a few clean sets before but havent been able to recently
and im tlakin with the one foot down *** whippin around fast donuts not both feet on pegs standing riding the front brake
i dont konw why, i've cut a few clean sets before but havent been able to recently
and im tlakin with the one foot down *** whippin around fast donuts not both feet on pegs standing riding the front brake
11-11-2009, 07:04 PM
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Re: If you can drift or spin tight 360's...ENTER.
I think you mean Krazy Larrys, first slide the rear with your left foot down, counter steer (keeping your weight forward) and pop the clutch before the tire stops. Then keep it countersteered and use the gas and bars to keep it going sliding your left foot. There is no front brake used on krazy larrys or drifting. Tire pressure also helps but is no way going to make you drift. I would learn to drift first then krazy larry. Hope this helps
It DID! Thank you Sir.
11-11-2009, 07:19 PM
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Re: If you can drift or spin tight 360's...ENTER.
11-12-2009, 12:47 AM
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Re: If you can drift or spin tight 360's...ENTER.
I caught a nail a while back slidin around the lot. Didnt take 30 seconds bf it was shittin and tossed me against a light pole. haha fuggin sucked I sometimes tug the front brake to swing the rear around alil harder, yes I move back alil and roll it back harder too. I may b doing it 'wrong' but I dont care. I have fun w it.
I like to keep the rear tire above 35psi. Usually like 38 is good for me, and no I really dont make wheelies as much as just I destroy rubber and float stoppies.
and bf u smart asses throw down w the interweb **** fights Ill b the 1st one to say that I ****** suck.
and Iz to po for them fancy pants handbrakes and ****. Been rockin straight foot brake on the gixxer for 2 years and still don giva *** 
hahaha
11-12-2009, 09:53 AM
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Re: If you can drift or spin tight 360's...ENTER.
Ye s0n I meanz why ask you ax a question on a public stunt forum?
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