[cbr_jon]

im trying to learn how to move around at balance point. when im at bp it seems like im holding on more than i am free. im starting in second clutching up w/ one finger and i cant really move my hands back to place any ideas?

another thing anyone put their feet on the back part of the seat and if so is it real unstable when learning? and does it hold bp good?

any advice will help im trying to get videos up i just got my -1 +2 sprockets on 520 pitch should i go higher in the back cause i want to go alot slower i am clutching up and i start out at 20 then bp at like 60 mph.

 

[silver_bullet_cbr]

its all about just getting used to the bike and your stance grip etc, alot of guys go with big giant sprockets for parking lot stuff but it kills your top end bad unless you plan on just stunting keep what you got and just practice then youll see what your limits are and what makes you more comfortable.

 

[sytfu_RR]

If you're gonna try stand ups stick with the staggered ( left foot in rear peg and right foot on the front peg ) the foot in seat isnt going to make things any easier..IMO just make sure you get smooth on the throttle and cover the rear brake. Have fun be safe.

 

[juni5]

+1 staggered...What type of moving around at bp do you want to do? No handers? Fender grabs? If you're already starting to learn those moves and you got the prerequisites already..Then maybe go big on the rear sprocket for a lot bike...But 929rrFTP and I'm sure Ceph aswell can clutch to bp from dead stop w/ stock sprockets and go like 5mph..But as I said if you got the prereqs and you wanna learn those tricks a bigger sprocket will help you go slower...But your throttle and brake control better be on lock

 

[blk05600rr]

do first gear instead of second it will stand you right up before 20. I can do slow clutch ups on my f3 600 stock gearing so i know our bikes will do it.

 

[f4stunna]

you dont need big gears to go slow

the best way is to go out there and try to figure it out. the only way to learn is seat time

 

[sproket13]

you dont need big gears to go slow

the best way is to go out there and try to figure it out. the only way to learn is seat time

lol. seat time...not head on fender time