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cawkazn

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so when i am coming through the berm i have been putting my weight on the outside peg and sitting up high on the seat to keep my weight forward. is this basically all you can do?

 

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cawkazn said:

so when i am coming through the berm i have been putting my weight on the outside peg and sitting up high on the seat to keep my weight forward. is this basically all you can do?

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Don't forget to turn!

 

High Lord Gomer

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Inside leg forward and up, smooth acceleration all the way through the turn, look well ahead, and keep one or two fingers on the clutch to get the RPMs up if needed.

 

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Gomer said it best look "well" ahead. You go where your eyes go.

 

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Thats pretty cool, he wants to learn to turn before learning to ride a wheelie. Try riding wheelies between turns. :)

 

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IndyYZ85 said:

Don't forget to turn!

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ya that generally a good idea. going through a burm doesn't feel to good sometimes

 

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I know of plenty of people who forgot to turn. It hurts.

 

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RMZRyder said:

Thats pretty cool, he wants to learn to turn before learning to ride a wheelie. Try riding wheelies between turns. :)

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roger that! :cool: