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RE: Tiny vid - 6/19/2008 8:45:03 PM
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Onarom
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Nice. I like it!
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RE: Tiny vid - 6/20/2008 4:28:49 AM
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stunter411
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nice little video! i have the same problem cant find a decent camera man to film me on the 954, and also a decent road where there are no bumps, cracks and COPS...
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RE: Tiny vid - 6/20/2008 5:29:06 AM
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Northernfirepower
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Damn TK, after I get finished messing with painting my GFs bike we should meet up. I have a small group of friends that are lookin to pratice just as I am and we''re all not too far from each other. Sucks that we all have to use back roads around this state.
Oh, lookin good 
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RE: Tiny vid - 6/20/2008 8:52:42 AM
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Lone Ryder79
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Cool man!
You said your no pro?
I don''t know man, that looks pretty sweet.
Much better on what I can do.
Still practising on my wheelies. Very brand new on it.
All I can do is popping up the front for a couple of feet.
I still have to find the bp.
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RE: Tiny vid - 6/20/2008 11:25:17 PM
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Wow, looks good. Today I was so happy cuz I came to a point where I gave it gas and the front came back up again. I don''t know how to explain it, all I know is usually when I clutch it up, I can ride it out for a ways, but i guess it''s not high enough. Today felt so good to hit the gas and have the front come back up again
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RE: Tiny vid - 6/21/2008 2:50:17 PM
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seldon929rr
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I''m not gonna lie the clutch up sound makes me warm "down there" lol vid looks good man
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RE: Tiny vid - 6/21/2008 6:52:02 PM
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TMcNally954
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hey Tk, nice vid!!! i agree with the guy up above me... the clutching up sound makes me nearly cream my pants.. lol... i have a 54 as welll... when clutchin a wheelie in 2nd gear how fast are u usually going? and how much throttle do u give her before slipping the clutch? im familiar with clutching, i used to clutch up 2nd gear wheelies on my R6, but am new to my 954 and am still feeling out the power she''s got. thanks for any help u can give.
-Tim
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RE: Tiny vid - 7/1/2008 10:48:37 AM
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jordanv3122
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lol. keep workin on em you will get it. and get a cage or atleast race railz! motors are expensive. and once you get a cage stay in 1st gear so you have some engine brake and it wont hurt AS bad when you wreck.
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RE: Tiny vid - 7/1/2008 1:46:54 PM
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Vermino
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yeah, i love hearing a clutch wheelie 
but nice vid 954, you dont even have a crash cage on that bike - so for being able to wheelie and endo like that, must of took awhile to learn
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RE: Tiny vid - 7/1/2008 5:02:35 PM
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TK954RR
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TMC i dont have any idea what speed i am going, or how much the rpm''s jump when i pull in the clutch. I never look at the gauges, its all by feel. There are times when i know i just shifted into 2nd so maybe 3k rpms and i bring it up, there are other times on the highway or something i will bring it up at like 8-9k rpms going 70mph.
Vermino, i take things real slow, and the endo''s are going really slow on progression  . Just cant lay it down ya know.
To all else thanks for the compliments, i am trying to get some better stuff together, almost like a real vid lol.
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I considered a cage a few times but i like twistys a lot too. The other factor is i am usually doing higher speed stuff, so if i go down at 55 the bike then tumbles a lot and really gets thrashed, or at least thats what i heard. Cage is great for slow, but not so much for fast.
