Project Ninja 250 stunter
#11

Quote Originally Posted by FvnnyL3tt3r1ng
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Didn't even notice that was a 60t in those vids.....

A chest/back protector would be good insurance or a mesh jacket. I've beaten up my elbows and the knees down pretty good since I started riding freestyle. What kind of camera is that btw??

I got a jacket just haven't been wearing it.
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#12
When you start your 2nd gear wheelies just know that the power jumps out of nowhere so you do have to catch it with your rear brake. Keep in the habit of using the rear brake! Well I'm not running a 60t so maybe this applies to 3rd gear for you....

Was that a gopro?
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#13

Quote Originally Posted by FvnnyL3tt3r1ng
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When you start your 2nd gear wheelies just know that the power jumps out of nowhere so you do have to catch it with your rear brake. Keep in the habit of using the rear brake! Well I'm not running a 60t so maybe this applies to 3rd gear for you....

Was that a gopro?

I'm popping the clutch in first for the wheelies. safer to do in 2nd? i have a 15t front sprocket since i didn't feel like switching back down to the stock 14 and cut down a link.

I hear you on the rear brakes. I think I got brake fluid on the pads since they're not biting as hard as they use to.

yeah, Go Pro Hero HD. not the 2 or 3.
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#14

Quote Originally Posted by Cuong-nutz
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I'm popping the clutch in first for the wheelies. safer to do in 2nd? i have a 15t front sprocket since i didn't feel like switching back down to the stock 14 and cut down a link.

I hear you on the rear brakes. I think I got brake fluid on the pads since they're not biting as hard as they use to.

yeah, Go Pro Hero HD. not the 2 or 3.

Imo, it's better to learn in 1st. You don't HAVE to use the brakes if you go a little too far back but in 2nd you'll most likely end up looping out. The video quality is really nice maybe I can find one used for cheap on ebay...
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