so i was practicing today trying to learn rear brake..flipped the bitch twice broke my clip on, dented tank shifter someeeehow got all bent to **** and my twelve bar is done for,my sick cage also kinked and now i can't get the screws out..if anyone has any of this **** for sale lemme no...this is some frustrating ****..p.s. broke my wrist..and some sweet bruises..i wasnt even going fast does everyone else brake **** like this normally..i dunno if i can afford this

 

thinking about purtying up my 636 and saving for a beat *** f4i stunna maybe i'll learn rear brake on a dirtbike or 4 wheeler cuz its costin me wayyy to much to get it on a streetbike

 

some people are better off just posing with there bike on the 12v bar like your self.

 

hahaha you know...gota look good for the face book..nah that was completely by accident i scraped for the third time and i just froze and rode it..so we took advantage of the situation and took some pics..everyother time i either jumped off or corkscrewed..funny how i alwways think rear brake after i fall...squid..yai kno..but im tryin and im determined to get it..

 

this **** is alotttt harder than i thought it would be..watching all the vids on here i have sooo much respect for people that do all this..i think after i get rear brake down i'll be solid..easier said than done tho..

 

just keep pressure on the rear brake the entire time and slowly float the bike back further n further... soon you will start slowing wheelies down and eventually hit idle nad keeping some pressure on the rearbrake will stop you from looping..

accidently scraping = looping btw..

 

thanks man i'm gonna think about everything while my wrist is healin up..maybe takes things a bit slower..for round two..i just cant believe my clip on snapped and the cage bent at like 10 mph..

 

clip-on was over tighten'd and your cage was prolly loose.

 

I did when I rode a 636

 

hahaa i'll start saving

 

If it wasn't just a pose then put a helmet on mang!! Always rock a lid when your learning something...

I haven't broke **** on my 636 yet,

Anytime your learning your going to break **** though, the cage is prolly fine just bend it back in place enough to get the bolts started and keep them tight, if the sub or 12 bar is tweaked just leave it alone till u get rear brake down, you'll prolly tweak it again if not... and make sure clip on's are torqued correctly when learning so they will just push in rather than break off..

But be ready to spend more money cause learning to stunt tears **** up
some people get it down quick some people take a very long time at it, just depends on how much you push it and actually try to do differant things out there rather than the same thing each time, like not hitting the RB

The first 6 months or year will suck, then you'll be moving through tricks so fast you'll want to ride every day! just ride with people better than you, they can help you more in person than anyone on here can try to help you!

 

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That sucks kid. having a broke bike is never fun. Weather I can put up with but a fucked up bike sitting in my garage pisses me off! haha. but yeah like you said practice rear brake on somthing thats not gonna cost much. once its in your brain to tap that back brake it will do the same thing no mater what your on. So practice on a 4wheeler . Good luck. keep your helmet on. and heal up .

 

**** a broke bike, having a broke wrist is worse......bikes are healed as fast as you work on em.