help me setup my 10
help me setup my 10
so i recently tailed my 05 10r in the parking lot and i want to set it up for full on stuntin...i have been riding for 4 years and i can ride wheelies lil stoppies and superman and lil burnouts..i have a long way to go but i want to hit it hard now ...my goal this year is to do circle wheelies in the damn intersection...please give me your advice on how to setup my bike and what to buy in what order...thank you all for your time
Re: help me setup my 10
well..ive had problems with my 10 thats why i dont care bout it no more....my frame cracked at 5000 miles...so kaw replaced it and i am supposed to get a salvage title for it .....so it is **** to me now
Re: help me setup my 10
thats good. you got the drive.
now go look at XDL or stuntwars results.
every rider is on a 600.
get a fucki ng 600 and save yourself money in the long run. you can still get good money out of a salvage 10.
now go look at XDL or stuntwars results.
every rider is on a 600.
get a fucki ng 600 and save yourself money in the long run. you can still get good money out of a salvage 10.
Re: help me setup my 10
You probably wont need a handbrake at first, the rear brake is easier to learn no matter what your on. Best bet though is to sell your bike and get a good setup F4i, thats the best bike to start on anyways. You're going to dump alot into a handbrake setup, gears, cage, etc. Might as well get an F4i that already has what you need and will be smoother. Otherwise youre going to waste $1000's just to realize thats not the bike you want for stunting.
Re: help me setup my 10
A geared 600 is better than a 1000. I've had both and got 30x better when I went to a 636 from a 954.
You probably wont need a handbrake at first, the rear brake is easier to learn no matter what your on. Best bet though is to sell your bike and get a good setup F4i, thats the best bike to start on anyways. You're going to dump alot into a handbrake setup, gears, cage, etc. Might as well get an F4i that already has what you need and will be smoother. Otherwise youre going to waste $1000's just to realize thats not the bike you want for stunting.
You probably wont need a handbrake at first, the rear brake is easier to learn no matter what your on. Best bet though is to sell your bike and get a good setup F4i, thats the best bike to start on anyways. You're going to dump alot into a handbrake setup, gears, cage, etc. Might as well get an F4i that already has what you need and will be smoother. Otherwise youre going to waste $1000's just to realize thats not the bike you want for stunting.







