the only difference i find is that foot brake is alot more sensitive, so you can't just jam it when you get in a bind cause it slams the bike down and you forward. other than pressure thats only problem i had but i got it in one weekend. still better at hand brake but i force my self to use foot till i got it on lock

 

I use the foot brake standin on the front pegs... and while sitting down... what did you need to use the handbrake for?

 

well i suck on sitdowns, and didn't think of stunting on front pegs standing up. used it to do slow wheelies!

 

im not saying its the right way but its how i learned!!

 

.................................................. .......... so how were you doing slow wheelies then?

 

standing up!!!! left leg on front, right leg on rear? with hand break now i got powers subcage, and its left leg on rear, right leg on front w/foot break, and both legs on rear with hand break. why you hatin homie!!

 

that sounds kinda awkward. but whatever works for ya man:YEAH

 

switch stance staggered
please dont do both feet on passenger pegs, especially not on the streets, dont want people to see that ****

 

it was akward, but i wasn't about to go home, i wanted to ride!!

why? i don't ride street much anyway i saw a video of a guy on here riden on one with both feet on front and he got flamed. would this be true for both on passenger

 

I've been doing em with both on passenger too occasionally, just for a litle variation.
Didn't know there was a set guideline.

 

its comfy with both on back less stress on hands

 

foot in the bar anyone???? try that if you have room for your foot.....feels just like 400ex w/ foot in bar on it.IMO

 

i cut a hole in seat!! no room at the bar

 

that's how my new bike is.(06 gixxer with a 905 bar)
I suspect I will just take the seat off, I haven't tried it yet, but that seems to feel good on the stand. just finished the majority of set up on it..need oil p/u, couple hb parts, and gearing, then I'm done.

 

Foot in bar is harder to balance side to side and fight wobbles which noobs get a lot of with their choppy throttle control. That's something you don't have to worry about on a quad or while sitting on the stand.

 

Never felt out a new combo transition or something while on the stand? C'mon man, I stood on the bike staggard on the showroom floor to see how it felt.
50 was good at wobble control, but bad for lumberjack wrist.

 

believe it or not... i dont even use the brake and i can hold wheelies for about 20-30ft i just lean back and give it gas OR lean forword and let off a little bit

 

clearly killin it

 

wow he gets a gold star for no rear brake usage

 

hahah