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stand ups - 7/3/2008 9:54:01 AM   
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So who out there likes stand ups in 1st im 5 up so i ususally goof around in 2nd but a few of my friends that are hardcore stunters always joke that slows where its at. So i been goofin around in 1st a lil more. its def different im not sure if i like it yet .
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RE: stand ups - 7/3/2008 12:12:16 PM   
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I have been goofing around lately trying to do some 1st gear slower stuff. All i can say is its frickin hard.

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RE: stand ups - 7/3/2008 12:28:28 PM   
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Ya im trying to get used to it with how touchy the throttle is and i dont have a hand break so its been hard to find a good sweet spot

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RE: stand ups - 7/3/2008 2:50:10 PM   
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yeah, i''ve been told slow stunts are ALOT harder to control - but remember if you master your throttle and brake control like that, it makes road wheelies seem like kid''s games.

Just get ready to drop the bike when doing slower stuff.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CogrNl6LeSQ (i suggest investing into a stunt bike)



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RE: stand ups - 7/3/2008 3:38:00 PM   
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slow shit makes killin streets smooth as hell. anyone can rock wheelies on the street its easy after a little practice. i never wrecked learning to wheelie in streets but put me in a lot for 2 days and i wreck. thats where the talent and dedication is.

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RE: stand ups - 7/3/2008 11:00:37 PM   
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Wheelies are easy to learn, and hard to master.

Last week:  http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=37494898

2 Weeks ago: http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=37051503

I''''m working on slowing way down these days.  I want idle within the next few months, so I can start working on the bad-ass-looking tricks.

Don''''t skip steps!

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RE: stand ups - 7/4/2008 10:00:14 AM   
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if you can ride a wheelie and want to learn idle it shouldnt take you more than a week or 2 to get it. get in a lot and turn the idle to 3k and clutch it up at almost a stop. and ride!

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RE: stand ups - 7/4/2008 12:43:35 PM   
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iv''e always wondered how they did idles (when they do like no hander circles and everything)... i was thinking they had a throttle lock grip but totally forgot about the idle control on the bike. Gonna have to play around with it now

and the vids are pretty sick pixel - short but pretty sweet anyways

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RE: stand ups - 7/5/2008 12:31:22 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: jordanv3122

if you can ride a wheelie and want to learn idle it shouldnt take you more than a week or 2 to get it. get in a lot and turn the idle to 3k and clutch it up at almost a stop. and ride!


A week or 2 my ass. lol.

Maybe it''s because I''m nursing a healing leg... but I think from where I''m at, to having it on point is still about 2 months away.  A month at the earliest.  August 2nd would be nice... that''s the anniversery of me shattering my leg practicing. =)

I think if my leg was 100% I''d just balls it up and do it... but REALLY don''t want to crash right now.

So for now I just do what I can, and try to get slower and slower...  I''m close tho.

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RE: stand ups - 7/5/2008 1:12:29 AM   
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F**k i dont want to loose a leg.

how did you shatter it pixel?

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RE: stand ups - 7/5/2008 2:10:34 AM   
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Landed on my feet!

Was on both rear pegs using a hand brake.  For a reason I still don''t understand, the hb completely failed and the lever came into the grip.  Shut it down, but was already past bp, and didn''t get the engine braking I needed to bring me back.

Looped it out.

Landed on my feet, and then fell forward catching myself on my knees / arms.  Slid like 2 feet.  Tried to get up, but soon realized my leg wasn''t working right.

Shattered my tibia into about 20 pieces, sheared the top of the bone in half, snapped the bone in half further down, and split it down the middle.  Cracked my pelvis, and seperated my shoulder.  Was going probably 20-25mph.





Crunches with every step, and still hurts like a bitch.  But you only get 1 trip thru life, so even tho most people don''t get it... I just have to stunt.  Have to. 

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RE: stand ups - 7/5/2008 2:36:55 AM   
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yeah that sh*t sucks, but that''s risk to reward... were you wearing boots or just tennis shoes?

damn, only 25mph and soo much damage - just landed on the leg wrong i guess.

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RE: stand ups - 7/5/2008 7:12:47 AM   
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Ya i understand its part of the game but you still think to yourself afterwards damn this sucks

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RE: stand ups - 7/5/2008 2:56:42 PM   
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Pixel thats brutal man, but props for getting back on it. Looks like your making really nice progress too

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RE: stand ups - 7/6/2008 8:11:18 AM   
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that sucks bro. but if your behind BP already and know how to use the brake AND have one that works haha then you should be fine. turn the idle up to 3k and clutch up staggered or seat stander from almost dead stop and play with the brake and use as little throttle as possible. not like ima pro at it tho i wrecked the 900 the other day tryin to keep it at idle on seat stander. i just got some nasty rash no broken bones tho. dont be afraid of it

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