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practice hard combo's dry. - hypermike-gba - 08-15-2012
I can't beleve I'm reading this.
practice hard combo's dry. - hypermike-gba - 08-15-2012
its a good idea but there goes the thrill. what's next a clamp on the ground that helps you find the bp in a stoppie.
practice hard combo's dry. - beul - 08-15-2012
if this help me to be the first to jump to hc on a harley its worth it! than say where is the trill!! i just cant make big crashes on that thing.. and the possitions are completly different than a sportbike. i cant translate all gsxr tricks on the harley, becouse of the strange possitions.. even a simple jump to spreader is hard on that thing.
practice hard combo's dry. - hypermike-gba - 08-15-2012
Originally Posted by beul
practice hard combo's dry. - beul - 08-16-2012
tried this yesterday, and it works, gonna dig a small hole in the garden to put the rear wheel in, than the front is also a bit higher. and the liftingtable can also go a bit higher but my garage roof is not that high. but it works..
tried the gsxr first on it, becouse its easyer for the test.. can trie it know it the harley
practice hard combo's dry. - MAKi - 08-16-2012
I tried once. The easiest way is put rear wheel on motorcycle stand (something like that: http://www.andersonstands.com/galler..._4S_AS3208.jpg) and fasten front wheel to tree (using transport belts). If you will make your own good rear stand, it should be safe, I guess