i hit this spot 2 or 3 times when i was practicing today it feels like any more brake and the bike would tip over and when i am stopped at this point it stays up for about a second then drops down..

 

nope need to go higher...when you hit the oh **** point it right passed it....remember to take small steps when learning...... like this

 

not even close

 

I thought the same thing. Thought I was high enough. I was rolling about 50 feet at that height. Its easier to feel more stable at higher speeds. Its the slow popa stoppies that get ya in the loop situation rather easy. Baby steps all the way buddy, they are lookin good!

 

Big Negatory.

 

way higher^^^^^^

 

dayum i think i'm getting close.. now i gotta go even further haha.. damn i suck.. oh well i'll take it smaller steps from here on out.. my girls been video taping me so i can record my progress and actually know where i am at.. so i can put it up here for some help..

thanks.. i'll try not to bail up there haha it feels like i'm gonna flip!

 

Your body position sucks. Lock out your elbows and look straight forward at a point on the horizon about 5-800' out.

 

+1 not a pro at endos... but this is how ive improved and it helps

 

I can only plow 80-90' and I can't steer them, but I have only practiced 5 or 6 days. I have gotten pointers from the best though. Get the basics down, make them a habit and make baby steps getting the *** end higher.

 

definitely lock those arms out or your tank slap those handlebars and eat ****....trust me i've perfected that move...i can even fall pretty gracefully now

 

k tomorrow i will lock the elbows.. i am throwing a new video up.. can you guys look at it in a couple minutes and pick apart what i'm doing wrong?...
vid will be up in 5-10 min

 

heres the video...

http://videos.streetfire.net/video/9...7401623844.htm

please critisize heavily

 

cAN'T SEE IT.

 

from the exposure or street fire says its still optimizing it?

i'm going to have the camera on the other side 2morrow

 

Youtube it.

 

k.. uploading right now

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbyZsLhjJk0


i gotta head out for the night.. i'll read up on the tips 2morrow.. thanks in advance

 

Lock your arms, look forward. Rev out the gear higher and drop the throttle and get right on the front brake. You can hear in the video the one locked up the tire for a split second because you coasted then pulled it up. Maybe do them in second and get a bigger spot so you can come in a little hotter. More speed = more time to get a feel for the front brake and to make adjustments to the rear tire height. Use the gear where you have it just about tapped out RPM wise at around 30-45 MPH. Turn your idle down to 1000 or lower if it isn't already.

 

stop doing them now!!!!!! It hurts when you fall!