i just started trying them endo....i can maybe get 10 spots it's been happening recent the farther i go the more sideways the back end gets...is it because something is wrong with the brakes or something i am doing...

 

Does the back go out the same direction every time?

 

It's U! Poor body position is all it is!

Or the road can be crowned and or the front tire can be worn off center also...but it's likely your body position!

 

it probably is that....i pull up on the tank a little bit as I'm hitting the brakes...



yeah....it doesn't happen all the time....but when it the back end goes to the right

 

im having the same problem... I think its how you come into your endos....I just started getting some distance too and mine go left all the time....try going straighter or even play around with a very slight turn to the right or left to see how your endo reacts to the changes in direction....I may be wrong though too but I dont think your coming into them 'square' lets see what others say

 

Work on your pick up first before you start trying to roll long stoppies...

Accellerate to about 30mph, inch back in your seat 2 -3 inches...as you let off the throttle the front end should begin compressing, squeeze the front brakes and quickly hump the gas tank with your butt about 2 inches off the seat, grabbing the tank with your knees/thighs.......as this is all happening your arms should be locked out, your head up and looking 100ft in front of you, getting the feel for the brake as the back end is coming up...

This isn't everything just a quick get started...gl

Get a good front tire, pirelli super corsa, Michelin piolt power...22 - 25 lbs pressure

Practice practice practice....months!!!! take baby steps because flipping stoppies leads to serious injuries...wear a good back protector!!!!Gl

 

its all about doing 10000 endo's!!

 

All good advice but that's a lil low on the tire pressure man? I'd say go w/ AT LEAST 28 at the lowest, more like 30... u wanna be able to steer them and not have too much bounce in the front tire.