What is better to learn slow stuff?
 

What is better to learn slow stuff, -1+2 or go with big sprockets like 74 teeths?, I have a gsxr 600 and I´m good with commond wheelies.

Re: What is better to learn slow stuff?
 

80...you can't go fast ;)

Re: What is better to learn slow stuff?
 

if you plan on rocking a big sprocket then learn on a big sprocket ,but a 70 is to big for any bike ....60 is plenty big enough for any bike......

don't plan on runnig from cops with it though,your top speed will be very low

Re: What is better to learn slow stuff?
 

o rigth so you recommend that learn with my actual gear now -1+2?

Re: What is better to learn slow stuff?
 

yup if thats what you plan on keeping on the bike..

Re: What is better to learn slow stuff?
 

i run a 55 on my f4i and sometimes i feel thats to big cuz i miss riding around on the freeway im at like 7 or 8k rpm going like 55 or 60mph.. i think i might go back to stock this summer

Re: What is better to learn slow stuff?
 

Stock! There's really no need for bigger gearing, learn slow stuff on a stock and you'll be better in the long run.

Re: What is better to learn slow stuff?
 

why is it better to learn slow stuff?

ummmmmmm.. so you dont die!

Re: What is better to learn slow stuff?
 

70 is huge and slow..and twitchy

Re: What is better to learn slow stuff?
 

I learned on a 60 tooth sprocket on a 02' gixxer 600 and now i have 05 gixxer 600 with on stock sprocket and I can slow them down pretty good. But I think it might be easier to learn on a 60 and then go back to a stock if tired of it.

Re: What is better to learn slow stuff?
 

[quote=Kelm;2624000]Stock! There's really no need for bigger gearing, learn slow stuff on a stock and you'll be better in the long run.[/quote]+1

Re: What is better to learn slow stuff?
 

I actually have -1 +2 and I feel my bike really dump, I mean I´m in first gear stand up slow wheelie and feels like itneed more torque, I put out all the front fairing with all the gauges does this affect my bike?