hi iv just started circles on my 636 but i keep stallin out... do i need to remove the tip switch how can i remove the tip switch

ps i am only usin high idle which works fine in a straight line but i get half a turn or nearly whole turn in then it stalls

im only usin idle and bit of gas im not getting heavy with the brake ok

please help

 

also i only got 48 teeth on rear

 

(mine Is Still On)u Dont Need To Take It Off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I Was Stalling For Months ...........just Let Off The Brake And U Will Have Them In No Time!!!

 

Dont blame the bike

FYI

Stalling can't figure out why

Turn your idle up????

Get off that Brake????

And use the clutch

 

i've heard to high of an idle will cuase a tendency to make new riders stall the bike out

 

true cuz theyll be on the brake more...

 

yep, when i was learning NTH circles on the hundo, i turned the idle WAAY up. it pulled so hard, it'd go way behind BP and i'd hav to mash te brake to bring ti down, and in turn stallin the motor.

 

well thats good advice for me i will turn the idle down and try it high then low and see where im going wrong... what idle speed do you run? do you run it higher for no handers than for circles?? im ok in a straight line.... also im really tall and weigh 245 pounds (all muscle of course)

 

keep the front end high enough, and you won't stall...

 

also stare where u wanna go, everybody looks ahead while they do circles.

 

+1

 

? +1 ?

 

its hopeless...if you can't do 50 circles the first day on a 636 somethings wrong.


j/k..... you just need to turn your idle down, be easy on the brake and look into the circle..

 

None of my b-ness but your gender says female

 

yayya a 245 pound female send her my way

 

Thats what I was thinking.Really tall 245 pound,all muscle female?

 

hahahahahaha that cracked me up glinglo female female stunters on the come up!!

 

yeah we rock uk female stunters rule :YEAH

 

whats nth

 

NO THROTLE HAND fucking retard!!!!