WICH IS HARDER TO LEARN ON????........
Circles,coasters,12's,nohanders...ect......

 

STREETBIKE I THINK. BUT LEARNING ON A FIDDY FIRST, HELP GET THE GENERAL IDEA ON ALL OF THOSE TRICKS TO MAKE THE TRANSFER EASIER FROM LIL BIKE TO BIG BIKE...

 

its not that easy to go from a lil bike to big bike.i was doing wheelies,stoppies,12 scrapes on my pocketbike just to get the idea on my Ninja and a few days later when i finally rode the Ninja felt HUGE,and i was pretty much scared of its size and power to do anything..it faded after about 2 hours of riding but thats just my

 

a pocket bike is not like a 50 at all. I think a 50 is awsame to learn on that what i did.

 

i dunno maybe its just me but i can do alot on a streetbike but when i got on the 50 it was hard as ****
i think the bp's are way small and hard to get used to on the 50 at first

 

i got the 50 first, and all in all, i think the 50 w/an 88 is pretty twitchy....but learn on a 50 and you'll be glad you did...they're cheaper and most of the time don't hurt quite so bad....

 

i wish i was as good on my big bike as the 50....there would be 187 everywhere

 

So is it worth buying a 50 soley to help me stunt my 900rr. How much will it help , I

 

Fiddy is awsome for learning rear brake but I also have picked up some bad habits on mine. I tend to be pretty choppy with the throttle on the fiddy and I think alot of people are. But if you drive the big bike like that you get all kinds of problems. I'm still trying to teach myself to be smooth.

 

I have never rode a fiddy!