Slow 2nd gear wheelies or 1st?
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Slow 2nd gear wheelies or 1st?
I have a 04' GSXR 600 and I'm new to stunting, been practicing in 1st and can clutch up at about 15mph and get to balance point sometimes around 30-35mph but I notice once I get into the wheelie if my throttle position isn't perfect the throttle is often too choppy to control safely (for me at this point) to go back more if I'm chasing so it ends up going all over the place and sometimes I slam down. I have a hand brake and I'm practicing with that but still trying to learn it. (Currently doing double back pegs)
My question is should I keep learning in 1st 15mph or would it benefit to raise the gearing on my bike and start doing from 2nd to have a more smooth throttle. Thanks.
My question is should I keep learning in 1st 15mph or would it benefit to raise the gearing on my bike and start doing from 2nd to have a more smooth throttle. Thanks.
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Re: Slow 2nd gear wheelies or 1st?
I have a 04' GSXR 600 and I'm new to stunting, been practicing in 1st and can clutch up at about 15mph and get to balance point sometimes around 30-35mph but I notice once I get into the wheelie if my throttle position isn't perfect the throttle is often too choppy to control safely (for me at this point) to go back more if I'm chasing so it ends up going all over the place and sometimes I slam down. I have a hand brake and I'm practicing with that but still trying to learn it. (Currently doing double back pegs)
My question is should I keep learning in 1st 15mph or would it benefit to raise the gearing on my bike and start doing from 2nd to have a more smooth throttle. Thanks.
My question is should I keep learning in 1st 15mph or would it benefit to raise the gearing on my bike and start doing from 2nd to have a more smooth throttle. Thanks.
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