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