05-22-2013, 03:25 AM
Try straight line sit downs first. Put all of your weight centered on the seat and when you get on the throttle don't yank the bike up, but more of hold it back and that'll lift the front up n use your left leg to aid in holding the bike. Once the bike feels high enough let all the pressure off your left leg and let if lightly hang there. Of course use the right for fb but don't use your weight for that. The more you can keep your weight centered the straighter the bike will go. Use the bars for steering. The big bars will give you the leverage to steer. Don't be afraid to rev the gear out a little, it'll actually stabilize your right to left balance. Just each time let it gets little higher.
Also you want to make sure your chain is properly adjusted and aligned. And run a softer tire pressure at first in the rear. Other than that your off to a good start
Also you want to make sure your chain is properly adjusted and aligned. And run a softer tire pressure at first in the rear. Other than that your off to a good start

