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Jul 20, 2005 | 02:05 PM

#21

T-Dubby

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From: Scottsdale, AZ

Re: slowing it down

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Originally Posted by aw0n0

Just came back from the spot, i have a mental block now getting real afraid when it gets near the balance point, just gotta say **** it again and get on the brake and stay on the throttle...

Yeah man I had that for a little bit. I looped but I got right back out there like 30mins later and things were back to normal. just had to get used to it again.

Jul 20, 2005 | 02:50 PM

#22

Lotus

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From: ---Las Cruces, New Mexico----

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Re: slowing it down

nice. Good read, I've also got a lot of help from the how to 12 thats been up for a long *** time.

Jul 20, 2005 | 02:54 PM

#23

Lotus

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From: ---Las Cruces, New Mexico----

Re: slowing it down

oh yeah, I found that making sure your foot is in the best spot hovering over the brake really helps, I've been making a lot of progress this summer so far, I couldnt get in touch with the BP until I started shifting from 1st to 2nd, then after that I had the wheel in the air long enouph to adjust,then it started to click, but I havent been brave enouph to ride past the bp.

Jul 21, 2005 | 10:23 AM

#24

martino

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From: Northern Va

Re: slowing it down

i like to clutch it to 75% of the balance point,and power the last 25%. Sometimes if you clutch it right to the BP it can surprise you.

just push the brake in a wheelie, get used to the sensation of pushing the brake when your on one wheel.
ease it back and mash the brake.