also been tryin to stoppie my busa... doesnt seem to work...tried movin up as far forward as possible to load the front but this didnt seem to help anyone got an suggestions??
-thanx

 

No Suggestions From Anyone??...come On Now Guys Help Me Out

Everybody's Been Hatin On The Busa "trade It, Sell It, Crash It"..but Its My Baby And I Still Wanna Stunt That B***h

 

try getting your *** out of the seat and leaning forward (almost like your leaning over to grab the fender) while slowly and steadily applying brake till you feel the rear come off the ground..

it's not something your going to just 'get' it's something that takes time to learn and get a feel for (like how much brake to apply, how fast and when the rear end will come up, and how fast it's gonna come up)

 

to the haters that say it cant be done it can
braided lines decent pads and good rubber

 

you should try it on something different than a busa so you get the feel right....Just make sure you let go in time bc if not....then you dont want that horse on top of you.....and what helios said...get some braided lines and good pads.....Good luck man

 

THANX FOR THE ADVICE SO FAR GUYS ANY OTHER TIPS??...GOIN OUT TO TRY SOME MORE TONIGHT

 

dude set on top of the tank prelode and just do it.thats how i learned i just got pissed ran about 25 jumped up on the tank and hit the front break.

 

Yeah trade it in on a lighter bike

 

Try to let air some air of the front tire....I'm down to 25 on my front and it seems to give me way better traction. Hope it helps you out dude.

 

alright i tried again last night and all i can seem to get it to do is lunge forward and then the front break locks up...ive tried moving all the way up on the seat,..leaning way forward over the bars,...and half standing up leaning over...and still no stoppy havent tried changin the tire pressure yet tho..anything else guys???...also how fast should i be goin>>

 

Roll on the brakes gradually until you feel the forks load up and then give it that little extra grip. At the same time, take your weight off the seat and put it over the tank. The way I can best describe it is....it feels like I'm holding myself on the bike using my arms only....like you're doing push ups.

Try getting comfortable going 35-ish and doing it. If you're tire pressure is around 23-25 ish, you should be able to bring it up. I know this sounds stupid but it's actually easier the faster you're going. Make sure your tires are warmed up and you should be able to get enough grip to get it airborne.

 

busa is not mad for that you are going to hurt yourself I hope not but be carefull

 

Don't go there with a busa. I've got abit of experience with them and stoppies AREN'T one thing there good for. Use your practicing time for better busa stunts like high speed/hwy wheelies, burnouts and dragging. Trust me, busa's don't kile stoppies.

 

''' busa's don't like stoppies'''' spelt it right that time.

 

damn!!!! on a busa?? i rode my buddies and when the weight started to come up it didnt feel like it was gonna stop. good tire, good brakes and lots of practice, i would learn on something a little smaller to get the feel fo them, my zx6r was perfect in my opinion. did it on that for a year then bought my 900rr and it made it alot easier. but it is definitly alot different on a heavier bike.

 

really heavy and 12 grand i wouldn't try at all