aight i know ppl are gonna hate but owell.


Can soem one give me a little step by step on the coasters. I been rock'n the slow stuff a for little now. but i can't seem to get coastes.


And YES i used the search button for like 30 min and dint' find sh**

 

first off, you need to be going faster than the slow stuff

you bring it up, go past balance point and pull in the clutch

and use the break to stop from flipping but not enough to have it come all the way down

it will take some time to get, just keep trying

and until you do, if you hit the break to hard, let the bike come all the way down, dont try and save it..... but after a while you will be able to clutch it back up while in the wheelie if you hit it to hard

 

Get past the ballance point and pull in the clutch. You want to be just past the ballance point. Work the brkae to keep yourself there. At first don't bounce the bike off the limiter or rev it up at all. Inexperiance cause you to do some dumb ****. I know in one thread here about a dozen guys said this all bit them when they first learned.

 

They Are Dangerous!!!! But Real Fun!!!

 

what gear and about what speed are you all doing your coasters i've tried them in first and there all over the place bouncing off the bar wobbling and slaming back down

 

use first to start till you can carry em out... if your hittin the bar your to high... you need will find that theres a spot that the bike will just float and you will bearly need to tap the break now and then to keep it there

just keep practicing, it might take time

 

I Took My Bar Off And That Helped Alot Learning Them.just Make Sure You Have Brake Control Down Pat

 

yes.....i could idle(NTH's at the time) before i even tried a coaster

 

+1 MAKE SURE YOU CAN DO ALL THAT BEFORE YOU JUMP INTO COASTER TERRITORY

 

i've been practicing engine brake coasters. i'll get into the high RPM's in first gear and float it way back and get off the gas completely and barely on the brake. doesn't seem as cool as a coaster but yeah im gonna pull in the clutch soon enough.

 

yeah, it's still better than me

 

whats the best feel for learning sitting or standing staggard?

 

don't ask me, i can't even do coasters on a fiddy.

 

I'm just starting, can do maybe 10feet. I noticed it's easiest first to just drive BP, then go past and slow down the speed. When you get this slowing down on lock, then just pull the clutch at the point it's slowing down. with stock gears first gear and maybe 5000rpm.

If you are rolling steady throttle and are past the BP against the brake. Then the clutch pull don't affect anything. Usually you go soon forward and the front starts to drop. then release the clutch and give throttle to land it smooth.

 

I Just Ride Bp Then I Blip It Past The Bp And Pull The Clutch In At The Same Time Standing Staggered.dont Hit The Brake To Hard Or You Will Mousetrap It Causing It To Slam Down Really Hard Which Can Toss You Over The Front, Tankslap, Ect. HOPE THAT HELPS SOME.

 

i do mine with foot on seat, the guy i ride with stress's that i shouldn't go into the high rpms/fast with foot on seat but i do and im really stable at it, he says things can get ugly real quick with a wobble when ur going fast with foot on seat. but im ona r6 and the god damn tail hurts my leg when i stand staggerd

 

I CAN DO FOOT ON SEAT BUT STAGGERED FEELS BETTER TO ME FOR COASTERS OR SITTING DOWN. TAKE YOUR TAIL SECTION OFF OR TRIM THE TAIL SECTION.ITS A STUNT ONLY BIKE RIGHT?

 

staggered is best for long distance stuff. and revin is bad unless you have your **** together. if i remember i'll post up a pic later of when i ****ed up and let the clutch out too soon while revving that ****. best to learn this one on a quad 1st if you can. oh and make sure you have a strong left index finger.

 

i learned in 2nd gear and now do them mostly in 3rd

get it back pull in the clutch and be easy on the brake

if you have a long bar thats why you are hitting it

 

I Use 2 Fingers On The Clutch Cause I'm A Pansy