rolling burnouts

[ernie]

i tend to forget I have them most of the time

[ajbsays]

just looking for some insight, like what gear , speed , for lots and high ways im just curious.

[JohnnyRocket]

5th gear revlimiter good for everywhere

[JCSethro]

seems like every vid i been watchin lately with street footage someone is rolling a nasty burnout all over the place. i gotta nut up and try these

[M.F. Mall Cop]

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Originally Posted by JohnnyRocket Somebody post the yut ugh video that guy gives a detailed explanation I think you use the front and rear brake at the same time

Naw man thats for drifts. Dont forget bigger sprockets.

[ernie]

common sense should tell you that you should start trying them in the lot in first gear.
Why dont you start a regular burnout and then start letting it roll?

[GIL with 1 L]

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Originally Posted by ajbsays just looking for some insight, like what gear , speed , for lots and high ways im just curious.

Lean forward.bang limiter,pop clutch ,apply psi to front brakes before bike gets speed ,back off throttle .practice alot

[my750]

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Originally Posted by Paul i thought mine was detailed... what more do u wanna know?

i thought it explained things good enough for me to try it this weekend

[loogie]

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Originally Posted by Paul i grab a lil front brake... then while the clutch is engaged i "blip" the lever while simultaneously giving it a lil more gas to get the back wheel spinning. also i keep my weight forward over the tank to help break the wheel free. and as for what gear... since i suck i only do em in 1st gear in the lot

Tankhumper.

[Rdot302]

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Originally Posted by JohnnyRocket Somebody post the yut ugh video that guy gives a detailed explanation I think you use the front and rear brake at the same time

+1
I only do em in first in the lot but pretty much break down to almost a stop and i have steady pressure as i work the clutch to free the rear tire i lean forward and flick the front brake in all the way than back out to my pressure spot where i had it. youll wash out to the side and have ot throw a foot down if u give it too much throttle just takes some practice. after that its just front brake control to control your speed and where you want the bike to go