First Day
#11
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Originally Posted by klwgsxr1000
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if u live in jacksonville, we ride at the stunt spot on sundays. u can learn and get pointers from other riders......hit me up if u r down......

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#12
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Originally Posted by #TMNT
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this vid im about to post when it uploads to youtube has me doin this the whole time. This was the very first vid i shot. Gotta admit my heart was poundin so it was hard to focus on some points but i was havin the most fun ive had in awhile

If you don't have a 50 pick one up, it is a good tool to have in your quiver of learning. It will up your confidence and there fun it helped me. keep it up
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#13
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Originally Posted by Bcbeskin
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If you don't have a 50 pick one up, it is a good tool to have in your quiver of learning. It will up your confidence and there fun it helped me. keep it up

i dont really agree with this...i cant even circle a 50 and and i can deff combo up a big bike
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#14
dont really have the funds for a 50 wish i did. Ima just take it slow and rely on my instincts and advice
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#15
I only hurt myself on 50s.. If u wanna learn a clutch up I reccomend a four wheeler. But as you said just use your instinct and advice IMO
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#16
Nice man! Keep at it! You should do staggered! It helps see how high you are and easier to bail. Also, are you using handbrake or not covering brake at all? :/
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#17
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Originally Posted by kirny
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i dont really agree with this...i cant even circle a 50 and and i can deff combo up a big bike

I don't want to argue to each his own. but what i gathered from his post he said "My goal was to get comfy with the fb and pretend the hb doesnt exist. Bring her up a lil and back down with fb". eventually he will hit BP on the kaw and if it happens to be before he has trained his foot to hit the brake he will crash. same thing could happen on the 50 but i think he would be better off until it is natural for him to use the foot brake this is only out of my learning experience. i am just trying to help
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#18
Good shit man. Keep it up. Just cover either fb or hb and clutch.
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#19
Second vid was better, Nice to see you actually covering the rear brake. On the front video I was confused since there was no feet on any pegs at all lol.


Pretty much that is how I got brake control down, I would pop a small wheelie and then hit the brake. Eventually applied this to higher wheelies.
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#20
Looked like you were learning bunny hops instead of wheelies lol
Glad you got yourself a bike and now just keep at it. Foot in the seat would be my advice. You'll feel akward when 2 weels are on the ground but it feels more comfy when clutching it up. But to each their own.
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