Im in the process of trying to learn circles and I have been stalling quite frequentlly.. Im riding a stock sprocket on an 05 636.. Ive been thinking about gearing it but I think I would prefer stock.. I think it would be smoother... would gearing help with idle.. Im not too familiar with what gearing would do.. because Ive never really tried it..

I have read all the threads involving circles.. and I still havnt figured out how slipping the clutch will help you..

for instance.. saying im coming back to far on idle and I have to be heavy on the break.. is this when I would slip the clutch to not stall???

Or when the front is about to drop below bp.. would I slip the clutch to bring it up?? Cause I found im starting to feel the bike stall so I give it a small amount of steady gas and correct it with the break...

Im kinda interested in learning this "clutch" teqnique at an early stage..

Watching the recent video of the french kid "Jorian" I noticed and got some pointers of him slipping the clutch.. i could see and HEAR him doing soo...

Some advice or comments would be greatly appreciated!!

 

if the front is up high and its about to stall just pull the clutch in, let the front drop a tad, give a lil gas and let out the clutch. hope that helps some

 

Thank you for the response... I sorta thought that would help.. Imma give it a try... Never stalled as much today trying circles.. hardest trick ever.. im trying to be real smooth too..

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Thanks for the advice.. greatly appreciated!!