05-03-2012, 08:15 AM
if like you were saying in your other thread that you were literally throwing around your f4i id probably stick with an f4i or get a 50 to learn some first..i rode a 50 for a month then hopped on my f4i and caught idle about a week later, currently i have a kawi but havent rode it since iv got electrical issues now, but it is alot shorter and just by sitting on it i can feel how much smaller it is but i got it cheap so it was worth a shot lol all the facts are out there about both bikes, positives and negatives, it all boils down to which one you want and like most because no matter what bike im sure youll be working on it quite a bit like i do with my bikes. id say f4i though as it treated me pretty good...
also its not the sprocket man, cause from a stand still clutch up the bike should probably come up to bp at the same speed no matter the sprocket since you just either gas it more with a stock one or less gas with a pizza pan, just gotta develop a feel for it and youll be good.......i learned on 15/58 and after i learned idle i could hop on my buddies with 16/50 and do the same thing, youll get it sooner or later man sorry for the giant book haha
also its not the sprocket man, cause from a stand still clutch up the bike should probably come up to bp at the same speed no matter the sprocket since you just either gas it more with a stock one or less gas with a pizza pan, just gotta develop a feel for it and youll be good.......i learned on 15/58 and after i learned idle i could hop on my buddies with 16/50 and do the same thing, youll get it sooner or later man sorry for the giant book haha