06-01-2012, 10:35 PM
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lol, did you add the cricket sounds?
not trying to tell you what to do, but take advantage of that huge space and bust some straightline tricks for a while. ride until you can hang a spreader or highchair the length of that strip and slow it down at will. go like 5 up, the seat time will fill in the rest looking good |
Yeah, it was even boring editing... I even cut out half of the footage! I had a really terrible camera angle, too. The only part that isn't boring is the riding!!! I'd do some tricks if I could! That is only half the length of the strip, it's 2200 feet so I'll have plenty of space to do some straight line stuff once I get better.I did a couple of small endos... if you can even call popping the back up 12" an endo. I was surprised at how easy it came up, usually on my dirtbike I just wash out the front, but on the 636 it stuck like glue!
I also tried doing a rolling burnout, but the front tire kept on skidding. I thought I was well enough forward, but I guess I wasn't.
I'm going to try and get another short practice in later today. I should also order up a new chain and sprocket. What's a good company to get them from? I'm thinking a 50 would do well? Maybe depending on what the chain length calculator tells me I'll get a 50 and a 54 and see what I like better if they both use the same links.


