Smoothest way to come off a parked 12
Smoothest way to come off a parked 12
Ok, so I park my bike in the 12, and I go eat... now I come
back to the bike, and I want to leave... what's the best
way to get back on and ride off???
I don't want to drop the bike... and does it hurt the engine
to let it sit in the 12 position and start it like that??
back to the bike, and I want to leave... what's the best
way to get back on and ride off???
I don't want to drop the bike... and does it hurt the engine
to let it sit in the 12 position and start it like that??
Re: Smoothest way to come off a parked 12
Originally Posted by DSOG Thomas
post a picture of what you are talking about...im not 100 percent sure what you mean
on the 12 o'clock bar... and walk away... it just sits
there fine unless someone were to push it over...
Now, it's time to go... I can start it, but I can't sit on
it to take off... so I sort of stand on the bar, and use
my body weight to make the dront end come down...
but then I have to power into a wheelie to keep the
front end from crashing down hard... I was hoping someone
had some slick method of doing this smoothly...
I'm real good at high speed wheelies... mile long stuff
at high speed... and doing them for almost 20 years...
But I'm a newbie at slow speed stuff and I want to get
good at it... so I'm learning... and asking for help.
If people here are too ****y to help, I'll keep looking till
I find a site where everyone helps everyone else...
Re: Smoothest way to come off a parked 12
I wouldnt even worry about turnin it off once you park it, just click it in neutral and leave it runnin so you wont have to worry about startin it later, the longer you leave it running on the 12 bar, the better your bar tricks get
Re: Smoothest way to come off a parked 12
Originally Posted by hyperryder
oh ya if your scared of droping your bike then quit because you will drop it i prommise
out front, but once it's up there, bringing it down
smoothly it WAY harder than getting it up there....
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Re: Smoothest way to come off a parked 12
:YEAH i jump on mine and let it drop forward..fruck it !!!!my fork seals were bad for 8 months now..im nt fixing them till i get enuff to not break them..im soon there...
Re: Smoothest way to come off a parked 12
Originally Posted by 238mph
Well, I'm a rookie at being smooth... and I practice
out front, but once it's up there, bringing it down
smoothly it WAY harder than getting it up there....
out front, but once it's up there, bringing it down
smoothly it WAY harder than getting it up there....
Re: Smoothest way to come off a parked 12
This thread... isss... soooo FUKIN... GAY
Sprocketz - https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/sho...highlight=tree Yeah, my thoughts exactly!
Sprocketz - https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/sho...highlight=tree Yeah, my thoughts exactly!
Re: Smoothest way to come off a parked 12
Your woman spent the night with me last night....
ask her if I'm gay... Blahahahahaaa
Actually I was looking for a cool response, like how to drop
right into a circle from a parked 12... but no, I have to get
these stoopid responses... ok, I can play stoopid too...
But I really did enjoy your girl....
ask her if I'm gay... Blahahahahaaa
Actually I was looking for a cool response, like how to drop
right into a circle from a parked 12... but no, I have to get
these stoopid responses... ok, I can play stoopid too...
But I really did enjoy your girl....
Re: Smoothest way to come off a parked 12
Originally Posted by hyperryder
ok i will help you out. heres how to lern it step by step. first park it and turn it off. second the best way to get a feel for moving the bike again is to sit down on it. third start that b**** up ease out the clutch and give it gas like you would mowing slowley from a dead stop when two wheeles are on the ground. when you moving fast enough pullin the clutch and hit the rear brake and half way down let out the clutch.
I've tried this... I think I have my bike's bar too far in.
When I'm sitting on the bike and I try to go, it sits there
and smokes the tire... all the weight on the bar, plus me,
it's like a huge brake...
So I need to move the bar out, but then I can't get
negative without the bar touching...
I thought about using some sort of slider/puck material
on the bar that lets it slide better... that would move the
bar out at the same time... so I'll try that next.
Thanks







