ok so who uses one finger on the clutch and one finger on the hand break?

i find this real hard to get use to i just cant get my head around it, im also having probs setting them up so i can pull the clutch with one finger while my other finger is on the h/b, those guys that do this post up pics of your set ups.....

 

i usually dont cover the clutch when im using the hb cuz it doesn't allow as much leverage.

 

yeah thats another prob im having, my finger aint strong enough to pull the h/b in...

i know a few guys do it so they can slip the clutch while still on covering the h/b

 

i would start to cover one finger on the handbrake and the other on the clutch ...you will get used of it fast..it is hard to set up but once you get it to your liking it is mint...you can do so much more that way...clutch out of circles.....slip the clutch in circles...do figure 8 ss circle, coasters..opens so much more

 

yeah thats why i wanna learn it but damn its hard....

ill try set up me **** tonight and give it ago tomorrow

 

i can do combo firuge 8's without the clutch back and forth from foot brake to hand brake all day

 

you must be born with a gift then

 

i dont know maybe i also dont dab the ground when doing ss circles

 

First off get the FI clipons. The FI clipons allow you to mount the clutch and brake perches further away from the hand grip. Now you can have your middle finger on the very end of the brake lever and you pointer finger on the clutch....
The further out you are pulling on the brake lever the more leverage (brake pressure) you can apply so you'll want to leave the lever long!

As long as you got a nice brake master and a nice easy pull clutch setup like the raptor you can easily use both levers at once.

 

i run wood crafts fliped over close to fi setup but i run my handbrake on the inside of the clipon you know on that one inch of tube that sticks thru the fork mount lets me run the full brake lever and grab the end with one finger. no matter the master one finger is all you need

 

I do. For the first week or 2 your fingers will hurt. Once you build up those muscles, and some new callouses you'll be fine.
Stock clipons turned out, left side switches removed.

 

if you are like me and have a multipurpose full fairing beast, is it hard to still keep the switches? even with freestyle ingenuity clipons?