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#3
This video's been posted here before:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHelgL4TGpA&feature
And that guy's a pro. Nevertheless try this: roll forward slowly in first, stand on the pegs, drive your knees forward to compress the forks, and when the forks rebound grab some throttle and tug up on the bars. With some practice the front wheel will pop right up. It helps, probably, to have the bike geared down a bit, say with a 13T front sprocket.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHelgL4TGpA&feature
And that guy's a pro. Nevertheless try this: roll forward slowly in first, stand on the pegs, drive your knees forward to compress the forks, and when the forks rebound grab some throttle and tug up on the bars. With some practice the front wheel will pop right up. It helps, probably, to have the bike geared down a bit, say with a 13T front sprocket.
#5
Hi everyone
So, I sold my tricked out KDX 200 last summer, which would pull the front tire off the ground in third gear, so I could buy a 09 KLX 250s. And what a slug it is. I need a jack to get the front wheel off the ground. But it is street legal and it has lots of cool factor so I like it.
Anyway, who needs power? It's so over rated.
Anyway, who needs power? It's so over rated.
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