Quick nose coaster question
#21

Quote Originally Posted by !!A2K!!
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When you wrists are lower than your ankles your rollin...

But that's when its scary.
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#22

Quote Originally Posted by StuntBikeJake
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But that's when its scary.

Thats why theres only a few brave souls that really roll. floating at the top of first isnt even close to floating to 3rd gear tapping limiter
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#23

Quote Originally Posted by Graveyard
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went out yesterday and took some video to see what i'm doing wrong! its obviouse i'm not getting my tail high enough but it just feels like i'm higher than the video shows. On the plus side i set up some markers and over an hour I added 30 ft from the same approach! i'm definatly plowing! love watching your guys vids and toler is a machine.

Thats a good way to see what your doing wrong. Stoppies are very decieving but once you get more seat time the comfort level will come. Try and match your take off distance right now. A good front tire and a steering damper are going to go a long way
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#24
I need to.get.my.hyper.pro mounted up.on.the.new.bike. its just been.hanging out.I. the toolbox the last few months.
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#25

Quote Originally Posted by StuntBikeJake
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I need to.get.my.hyper.pro mounted up.on.the.new.bike. its just been.hanging out.I. the toolbox the last few months.

Thats a horrible place for it
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#26

Quote Originally Posted by ROWDY
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Thats a horrible place for it

Must be nice having a 400 doll hair paper weight lol!
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#27

Quote Originally Posted by !!A2K!!
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When you wrists are lower than your ankles your rollin...

i got a vid coming
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#28

Quote Originally Posted by ROWDY
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A good front tire and a steering damper are going to go a long way

a lot of people arent even willing to invest in those two simple things..
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#29
i just caught an amazing deal on a scotts damper and sent it to be rebuilt to ensure freshy functioness. i am so ready to pick up the pace on the approach.
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#30

Quote Originally Posted by ROWDY
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Thats a good way to see what your doing wrong. Stoppies are very decieving but once you get more seat time the comfort level will come. Try and match your take off distance right now. A good front tire and a steering damper are going to go a long way

I have a GPR V1 and i'm running an older michlin pilot currently! Just watched some more video i took the other day, I gots a ways to go, the tail isn't even close to level with my head!
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