learning standups with left foot on rear peg
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learning standups with left foot on rear peg
For all those wheelie kings out there, Is is a good idea to learn standups with the left foot on the rear passenger peg or should I just learn the normal way.
Also would you advise changing the position of my rear brake so it is easier to tap it with my right foot?
Also would you advise changing the position of my rear brake so it is easier to tap it with my right foot?
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Re: learning standups with left foot on rear peg
Originally Posted by blutofu
For all those wheelie kings out there, Is is a good idea to learn standups with the left foot on the rear passenger peg or should I just learn the normal way.
Also would you advise changing the position of my rear brake so it is easier to tap it with my right foot?
Also would you advise changing the position of my rear brake so it is easier to tap it with my right foot?
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Re: learning standups with left foot on rear peg
yes, left foot on rear peg is a much better way to learn, i wish i'd done it when i was learning standups. so much more comfortable, takes the weight off your arms
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Re: learning standups with left foot on rear peg
Originally Posted by pwrmiester
foot in peg for slow wheelies yes...for fast wheelies no...unless goin into a coaster then it be aight
why not??? thats how i do em, way more comfortable than being on both front pegs
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Re: learning standups with left foot on rear peg
Originally Posted by blutofu
For all those wheelie kings out there, Is is a good idea to learn standups with the left foot on the rear passenger peg or should I just learn the normal way.
Originally Posted by blutofu
Also would you advise changing the position of my rear brake so it is easier to tap it with my right foot?
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Re: learning standups with left foot on rear peg
I ride with my foot on that passenger peg. Ever since I got into slow stuff it just feel better, im a rear brake addict nowa days. The REAL trick is doing slow stuff with both feet up front. I recently picked that trick up...
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