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Old Jul 10, 2004 | 07:43 PM
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Burnouts @ 24psi

I'm run'n 24psi on the back with 27 on the front for wheelies & stoppies but I'm having a much harder time getting the wheel to spine. Anyone got any help
Old Jul 10, 2004 | 08:21 PM
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Re: Burnouts @ 24psi

put more air in when your ready to burn it
Old Jul 10, 2004 | 09:17 PM
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Re: Burnouts @ 24psi

Pray for rain
Old Jul 10, 2004 | 09:29 PM
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Re: Burnouts @ 24psi

you mean you take time to put air in your tire before you burn out & then let it out again before you wheelie somone's got the tech on this
Old Jul 10, 2004 | 09:34 PM
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Re: Burnouts @ 24psi

nope, i myself dont do many burnouts and i dont rock slow wheelies... so i run normal psi at all times
Old Jul 10, 2004 | 09:44 PM
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Re: Burnouts @ 24psi

U should be able to do em lean up on your tank more if you have to
im runnin 17 psi in a pirelli take off tire super sticky and i roll em fine effortless
some types of pavement are a little harder to get tho if you dont lean up on tank try that or different pavement. sealed blacktop is nice to learn on
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Re: Burnouts @ 24psi

I think it may help if your bike is geared a little. I am -1 +6 with 18 lbs of air and can light my back tire up in 4th gear on the highway.
Old Jul 10, 2004 | 10:55 PM
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Re: Burnouts @ 24psi

I'm -1+5 but I'm still getting the hang of it
Old Jul 10, 2004 | 10:58 PM
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Re: Burnouts @ 24psi

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I think it may help if your bike is geared a little. I am -1 +6 with 18 lbs of air and can light my back tire up in 4th gear on the highway.
WOW! Rock on :YEAH :YEAH
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Re: Burnouts @ 24psi

Originally Posted by XPnugget
I think it may help if your bike is geared a little. I am -1 +6 with 18 lbs of air and can light my back tire up in 4th gear on the highway.
got any pics of that?? :YEAH
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Re: Burnouts @ 24psi

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got any pics of that?? :YEAH
pics? how about a video clip
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Re: Burnouts @ 24psi

I dont have any on vid, but next time we do some filming ill be sure to include it!! its really not hard, I learned in the rain, but then it was on after that... :YEAH
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Re: Burnouts @ 24psi

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I dont have any on vid, but next time we do some filming ill be sure to include it!! its really not hard, I learned in the rain, but then it was on after that... :YEAH
so wheres these 4th gear burnouts man??
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Re: Burnouts @ 24psi

Originally Posted by BLADE919.B-MORE
I'm run'n 24psi on the back with 27 on the front for wheelies & stoppies but I'm having a much harder time getting the wheel to spine. Anyone got any help
use your front brakes

I also heard you can rub some vasoline or analease on your tire before burning out too. But your ol-lady might be a lil pissed next time you wanna step into the backdoor without anything because you used it for burnouts!
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Re: Burnouts @ 24psi

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use your front brakes

I also heard you can rub some vasoline or analease on your tire before burning out too. But your ol-lady might be a lil pissed next time you wanna step into the backdoor without anything because you used it for burnouts!
hahaha.... good advice... but look how old that post was
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Re: Burnouts @ 24psi

run like 35 psi, when it goes BOOM, it's nice and loud.
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Re: Burnouts @ 24psi

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hahaha.... good advice... but look how old that post was
yeah, I just now noticed that. I rarely ever check the dates of threads....you definately dove after that thread like a skinny white guy into a fat black girls hairy ******
Old Jun 30, 2006 | 09:33 PM
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Re: Burnouts @ 24psi

Originally Posted by KF_Chris
run like 35 psi, when it goes BOOM, it's nice and loud.
I think I heard that??
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Re: Burnouts @ 24psi

I tried rollin burnouts with my gsxr 1000 -1 +10 and the db bars and the front keeps swaying I can do them on m,y r1 with clipons I feel awkward any tips for the stunt bike
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Re: Burnouts @ 24psi

Make sure you got a GOOD front tire...

Back when I had my pilot power on front, I was able to do burnouts at 40+ mph easily.. WIth a shitty tire, or a good tire on rear, always runing 15psi in back and 18 up front....

Now that im running a shitty take-off up front, I can barley burnout at 10mph.. Front tire just slides.. Its bad when you hear the rear tire squeeling, AND the front tire squeeling



edit: damn old posts lol
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