-Eirik-

Is it better to position your body on the inside or the outside of the circle (you know what I mean...) if you want them tight?? Or isn't that really important? Like that kid on the orange 125sm in the french clip in the videos section, hes got some amazing circles!

Whats the trick??

mikkee

Practice different ways, speed, body position, lean angle everything.

For me to go really tight the bike has to be high, slow, and my body is up close to the bike.

-SKETCHY-

^ what he said +1

TEACH C6

spin em faster and tighter by leaning to the outside of the bike. but you also gotta keep the bike underneath you. normal air pressure is a must as well....

you can check a few out here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiKy-_Iccqc

old man roger

after seeing that kid on the 125 i tried to go as tight as i could the best way for me was to put my left foot in the trunk and my right foot on the right rear peg then stay tight to the bike they were ripping fast compaired to what i normaly do.....i go right better then left but im sure it would work to the left to just switch your feet

old man roger

down loading ......shameless plug.ps your 180 stoppieis are tighter than your circles hahahah j/k you know your my favorite rider........in nh doh!

J-Boogie

Teach fawkin roks man! the only top dogg stunter who gives advice there was this one top dawg i use to admire but he dont give out no help!

if we help eachother get better the guy u helped may teach u somthing new?

just sum random thought

-Eirik-

Yea thats cool getting advice from teach, thanx alot. And teach, if you wanna get into trials, feel free to ask

TEACH C6

i do man, i just gotta get a bike...looking half *** for one right now.

had one for 2 weeks to practice for an indoor show and i loved the thing. few of my friends got em.

there is a gas gas shop close to my house, but out of curiosity what do you suggest?

-Eirik-

Go for the GasGas my friend, they feel smaller and have the best clutch