How do i do rolling burnouts without frying my clutch, or locking up my front wheel? i have a kawi 636 if that means anything..

 

HOLD the front brake......control with both arms...get center with the bike and put your weight over the take.....go to 5000rpm and ease out the clutch...once the tire looses traction let out the clutch....and roll out.....start with your feet on the ground, might get a little fishy just my

 

instead of take consider tank and don't pay attention to me covering the clutch its habit

 

i can already do that pretty good. i just wanted to know how to get it spinning while i am moving.thanks for the advice though

 

I do em in second gear... lean all the way forward over your tank, pull in the clutch, get the rpms up ease out on the clutch while applying slight pressure to the front brake. if you apply to much pressure to the front brake the wheel will most likely **** to the side and skid, good possibility you could drop it.. so just practice, make sure you get all your weight towards the front... good luck

 

practice practice.but as said before,keep your weight foward!

 

You wanna roll forward and apply the brake and pull in the clutch give her some rpms and let your clutch out... it will try to push forward.... resist it with the brake until the back tire breaks loose. try to keep even pressure on the brake and regulate with the throttle..


I usually do em in 1st though (little easier on the clutch)

Hope it helps