how to turn in a slow wheely
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how to turn in a slow wheely
im going about 10 mph in a wheely and when a turn comes i hang my body off the side of the bike but i dont turn as fast as i would like, any tips? oh ya did you guys learn no handers stagard or foot in the bar?
Re: how to turn in a slow wheely
Bend your knee to the way you want the bike to turn, and look where you want it to go. The bike will go to the way your head is turned. Down, tilted to the left
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Re: how to turn in a slow wheely
sounds easier than it is.
i can get mine to turn, here's my problem, somewhere between the 90 and 180 position, the bike stops leaning in and wants to highside....no matter how hard i lean teh bike, it tries to highside.
i can get mine to turn, here's my problem, somewhere between the 90 and 180 position, the bike stops leaning in and wants to highside....no matter how hard i lean teh bike, it tries to highside.
Re: how to turn in a slow wheely
Originally Posted by binder929rr
sounds easier than it is.
i can get mine to turn, here's my problem, somewhere between the 90 and 180 position, the bike stops leaning in and wants to highside....no matter how hard i lean teh bike, it tries to highside.
i can get mine to turn, here's my problem, somewhere between the 90 and 180 position, the bike stops leaning in and wants to highside....no matter how hard i lean teh bike, it tries to highside.
As for NTH's and NH's learn them with your foot in the bar or foot in the trunk. I tried learning them with my left foot in the back peg and its much harder.
Re: how to turn in a slow wheely
man your turn liked nothin on the fiddy today, keep workin on it and you'll get it. this guys modest as hell, he rides a bone stock(stock gears) 92 vfr 750 and can kick the **** outta most riders at the spot any day
Re: how to turn in a slow wheely
when i put my foot on the bar, it wants to "dance", when i put my foot in the trunk, it feels better but its like learning all over again...
Re: how to turn in a slow wheely
you gotta get on the brake to prevent the highside...if you are falling into the circle, you need more gas, if you are falling out of the circle, you need more brake.
as for the foot in the bar...it is easier bc it takes the weight off of your hands...you dont have to let go at first, just try and loosen up your grip and eventually let go when you have control and have learned to balance your own weight, it will be easy once you figure out how to hang on without hanging on!
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as for the foot in the bar...it is easier bc it takes the weight off of your hands...you dont have to let go at first, just try and loosen up your grip and eventually let go when you have control and have learned to balance your own weight, it will be easy once you figure out how to hang on without hanging on!
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Re: how to turn in a slow wheely
[QUOTE=TEACH C6]you gotta get on the brake to prevent the highside...if you are falling into the circle, you need more gas, if you are falling out of the circle, you need more brake.
thats the info i been looking for...good looking teacher..
thats the info i been looking for...good looking teacher..
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