What is better to learn slow stuff?
02-11-2007, 09:35 PM
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What is better to learn slow stuff?
What is better to learn slow stuff, -1+2 or go with big sprockets like 74 teeths?, I have a gsxr 600 and I´m good with commond wheelies.
02-12-2007, 01:28 PM
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Re: What is better to learn slow stuff?
if you plan on rocking a big sprocket then learn on a big sprocket ,but a 70 is to big for any bike ....60 is plenty big enough for any bike......
don't plan on runnig from cops with it though,your top speed will be very low
don't plan on runnig from cops with it though,your top speed will be very low
02-15-2007, 06:08 PM
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Re: What is better to learn slow stuff?
i run a 55 on my f4i and sometimes i feel thats to big cuz i miss riding around on the freeway im at like 7 or 8k rpm going like 55 or 60mph.. i think i might go back to stock this summer
02-24-2007, 02:30 AM
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Re: What is better to learn slow stuff?
I learned on a 60 tooth sprocket on a 02' gixxer 600 and now i have 05 gixxer 600 with on stock sprocket and I can slow them down pretty good. But I think it might be easier to learn on a 60 and then go back to a stock if tired of it.
02-25-2007, 03:42 AM
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Re: What is better to learn slow stuff?
I actually have -1 +2 and I feel my bike really dump, I mean I´m in first gear stand up slow wheelie and feels like itneed more torque, I put out all the front fairing with all the gauges does this affect my bike?
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