drifting
#1
hey im looking for any drifting advice i can i found a hook on free used tires and i want to start burning um
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#2
yeah some tips would be nice, I�m trying and trying but I just don�t get it to the point, can do some 180 spins from time to time but not more.....any pro tips?
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#3
I was told by roger to lean and gas it. I'm guessing high rear tyre pressure would be good to make it grip a bit less.
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#4
finally some one replied to the post doh duff thats kinda the idea i had goin but i think the clutch is still involed some how
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#5
Probably to break traction and start it I'd say, kind of like when you start a burnout.  confused1  Hopefully I'll have my bike working soon so I'll have a go and report back.  rofley
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#6
I was told by roger to lean and gas it. I'm guessing high rear tyre pressure would be good to make it grip a bit less.

That�s what I do, come in with a powerbrake slide, get the right lean, rev it up and let the clutch out fast like on wheelie or burnout without any front brake involved but often I just make a wheelie with alot of lean  doh my tire pressure is not too low but maybe I should go higher.... confused1
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#7
That�s what I do, come in with a powerbrake slide, get the right lean, rev it up and let the clutch out fast like on wheelie or burnout without any front brake involved but often I just make a wheelie with alot of lean  doh my tire pressure is not too low but maybe I should go higher.... confused1
try putten a lil pressure on the front brake to try to keep that wheel down
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#8
try putten a lil pressure on the front brake to try to keep that wheel down

alright I�m gonna try that when weather gets better over here, thank you
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#9
i know what you mean its like 30 here doh
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#10
lmao, we had a high of 9 degrees today, 30 would be heaven....
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