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    Stunts

    Can anyone do them? I havent got a new bike yet so havent purchased a stunt cage either but can anyone stunt on their motorcycle?

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    say i was doing a wheelie and landed roughly and tank slap, would the steering dampener ELIMINATE the tank slap? or just reduces the percentage of getting a tank slapper? Has anyone got advices for doing power wheelies? any what bikes do you do them on

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    i know how to do a wheelie, and a small stoppie, and i also know how to ride the tank, jsut sit on the tank at ridden it all the way up orange grove, not too sure about the steering dampener, practise this on a smaller bike before purchasing a bigger bike and doing it, i practised all this on a cbr250rr good bikes :P
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    im too scared to try to even pop it my bike atm, its a 250rr as well

    advice?

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    LMAO how long yuo been riding for? it tok me 6 months to actually keep gunning it and shit, just don't shit it the bike wont flip back just make sure you dont pop the clutch at the lights, just ride on first gear around 8 k, release throttle, slam the clutch in, throttle all the way up, and go with the flow just keep practising
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    keep the rear brake covered incase you over extend , rev , drop clutch and use your body and power to find the balance point , its actually really hard to flip it when your learning

    bike and power are meaning less, cause i can pop up the front wheel on a postie and a scooter and hold it up for ages

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jomsy View Post
    keep the rear brake covered incase you over extend , rev , drop clutch and use your body and power to find the balance point , its actually really hard to flip it when your learning

    bike and power are meaning less, cause i can pop up the front wheel on a postie and a scooter and hold it up for ages
    you can pretty much get any bike up with the clutch but its no good for it. so i wouldnt say its meaningless
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jomsy View Post
    keep the rear brake covered incase you over extend , rev , drop clutch and use your body and power to find the balance point , its actually really hard to flip it when your learning

    bike and power are meaning less, cause i can pop up the front wheel on a postie and a scooter and hold it up for ages
    please explain how your doing this on a postie?

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    easy my friend, if you select 1st gear and hold the gear leaver down it acts like a clutch, simple rev , release the gear lever , lean back a lot and catch as it comes up and hold the balance point

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jomsy View Post
    easy my friend, if you select 1st gear and hold the gear leaver down it acts like a clutch, simple rev , release the gear lever , lean back a lot and catch as it comes up and hold the balance point
    balance point on ct110 is very high yeah

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    theres no need for standing up on pegs either, i can do it on a 250 but not hold it and ride with it LMAO probably only 2 seconds you will shit it when you start doing it but it wont flip unless you pop the clutch at the light slOL
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    if i had enough power you wouldnt need clutch providing your on the right gear yeh?
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    with decent power you wont need the clutch , lift her up in 2nd and gear through the wheelie
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