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Oct 18, 2006 | 10:38 AM

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GAMstunts

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Re: right hand circles

Im new to the site but have been stunting 3yrs. Im very inconsistant going to the right and cant get more than 1. the left is hit or miss sometimes i get 1 sometimes the bike falls on its face. ive destroyed an 03 gsxr with highsides and cracked the neck of the frame 3 times any advice on how to keep them goin or what rpm to use? this ***** gettin expensive

Oct 18, 2006 | 10:41 AM

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GAMstunts

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Re: right hand circles

Does anybody ride in myrtle beach. Ive been in town 2 weeks and have not seen 1 stunt bike. Ive been riding solo in the old wacama pines shoping center by spirit halloween on the weekends but i need some people to ride with and get advice from.

Oct 18, 2006 | 10:44 AM

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GAMstunts

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Re: right hand circles

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Originally Posted by OneManArmy

I found that doing a seat stander to the left or right felt about the same. I can get two either way consistantly with just handbrake no blips. I started blipping going to the left and can get about 5 but haven't tried blipping to the right. I think circles might have something to do with the way the earth spins and which hemisphere you are in. Since we are in the northern hemi, I think they go left easier than right. In the southern vise versa.

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Oct 18, 2006 | 03:09 PM

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old man roger

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Re: right hand circles

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Originally Posted by GAMstunts

how high to put your idle is a comfort thing and ahow good your back brake is thing although you dont need to have your idle up it can make circles easier the thing to remember is its better to fall back on to the tail then high side out or slam the bike down 1000times so remember to keep it high and you can get out of trouble by blurpin the throttle and just step to the ground no damage no pain once you get comffy doing that you circles will improve by leaps and bounds oh and practice practice practice

Nov 4, 2006 | 04:47 PM

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glingglo

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Re: right hand circles

got em to the right.... but to the left im hopeless

Nov 4, 2006 | 04:52 PM

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old man roger

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Re: right hand circles

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Originally Posted by glingglo

got em to the right.... but to the left im hopeless

when you go right you lean in when going left you put the bike in

Nov 4, 2006 | 11:52 PM

#27

mikkee

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Re: right hand circles

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Originally Posted by kj954

For some reason I can only get the bike to fall into the circle to the right.

I can't get it to do the same to the left no matter what I try???

To the right just feels right.

I used to be that way too, but if you keep on doing it you will develop the muscle memory, then both ways will feel natural. It just takes a lot of practice.