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Message: [QUOTE="KawieKX125, post: 49927, member: 20140"] On a jump where you are at any kind of good speed(2nd and up), seat bouncing does not have a profound effect on the height of the jump compared to the standing position, unless you regularly absorb the lift while jumping standing. It will get you a little higher, but not much higher. To really get a "kick", find a small kicker(walking speed). SLOWLY approach it, lean back a little sitting down, keep the throttle steady, once at the top, pull the clutch in a little, hit the gas, and drop the clutch. This will extend the suspension and lift the bike a great amount. It will go brrrrrrrrrrapp(sharp rap at the end). If you time it right and lean the right amount, you will fly right, but be prepared to nose the jump your first couple of tries. ------------------ [url="http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=1466260&a=11046272"]Aaron's web site[/url] [/QUOTE]