What am i doing wrong?
What am i doing wrong?
hello all im new here so i introduce myself. ok i am having the worste time learning how to clutch up my 03 gixxer 600. i look like a retard that cant find second gear. i can sometimes power it up. once it is up i have zero problems. but i want to learn to clutch it up. i have read everything on the site about it but for what ever reason i am incapable. anyhelp or suggestions would be great thanks.
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Re: What am i doing wrong?
Slip the clutch and flick the throttle @ the same time. Its a timing thing.
Pull the clutch in until its right at the sweet spot of disengaging, then simultaniously flick your thottle hand.. it should be one smooth motion. In motorcross people call it feathering the clutch and a throttle chop. You might also invest in -1 tooth up front.
Pull the clutch in until its right at the sweet spot of disengaging, then simultaniously flick your thottle hand.. it should be one smooth motion. In motorcross people call it feathering the clutch and a throttle chop. You might also invest in -1 tooth up front.
Re: What am i doing wrong?
Originally Posted by Mike_3SicK6
Slip the clutch and flick the throttle @ the same time. Its a timing thing.
Pull the clutch in until its right at the sweet spot of disengaging, then simultaniously flick your thottle hand.. it should be one smooth motion. In motorcross people call it feathering the clutch and a throttle chop. You might also invest in -1 tooth up front.
Pull the clutch in until its right at the sweet spot of disengaging, then simultaniously flick your thottle hand.. it should be one smooth motion. In motorcross people call it feathering the clutch and a throttle chop. You might also invest in -1 tooth up front.

thanks now should i be hammering on the throttle while releasing the clutch
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Re: What am i doing wrong?
i was having problems when i first started...all u have to do is go about 55-65 kmph and pull the clutch in with one finger, rev the engin up and release the clutch and stay on the throttle or give it more throttle...start with a little rev then increase as u get more comfortable and then when u are u ll be hammering them like its nothing...practice practice practice...and dont forget to COVER UR REAR BRAKE!!!
Re: What am i doing wrong?
read the sticky at the top of the forum for learning wheelies.... or do a search, there is like 453 questions on this every day... or just go out and keep practicing, thats the only way your gonna get it...
Re: What am i doing wrong?
Originally Posted by xRR-riderx
keep practicing, thats the only way your gonna get it...
), give it more gas when your clutch is close to engaging, near the end of the slip.
Re: What am i doing wrong?
Newbie here,,-=-=ok look ...I still cant wheelie very good and it pisses me off too..either of my brothers could clutch the bike up in second and keep it up going thru the gears..i hopped on and couldn't get it up for ****..Im heavier than they are, so i adjusted my rear shock preload a little tighter to fight a little sag off, scooted my *** back to the passenger hump, locked my arms almost straight (have a tendency to lean into it, bringing it down) rolled in 2cd till bout 6500, pulled the clutch in quickly, 3/4th throttle...completely slipped fingers off clutch..(DUMP)...presto..up nice and high till i get scared and bang my rucksack off the tank...least they are coming up now. Yesterday i went down 1 front and up 3 rear (chain needed replacing anyways)...put in cheap *** ebc kevlar clutch kit and springs and roughed up the steels...no prob to clutch up 3rd gear ones now if I want...if only i can grow enough sack to KEEP them up there. :P practice practice practice.... bike is ragged out 1997 f3 with NO plastic (bought for 500$) READ:perfect for me to learn on..
nice to meet you all B>T>W> longtime lurker here...
ROCK ON'
nice to meet you all B>T>W> longtime lurker here...
ROCK ON'
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