lian

Oh, i just have entered site and Thanks God or Thanks to glitch - your message didnt disappear! Thanks man, will try and do my best...

splatter http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hv2FgkZ_VXs...feature=related jap zap

Does it mean im doing right when not keeping foot always above pedal? Yes, i can rotate toe to push brakes, but when im airborn my toe is in position lil lower from pedal tip thus it take alot of time (0.5 sec )) ) to making push and im losing. Preparing to jump with toe above pedal is not right technique? (but this decrease body motion while bending legs to swing bike ) About clutch - Thanks i understand some.. And one more - when im reving to full pop i noted that bike stand still almost full way of releasing clutch lever and only in last ~1/5 start instantly moving. And when according splatter technique i need to slip clutch to raise front end and then fully release clutch to get quick jerk and fly to the moon, i only get smooth but fast riding on back end without jerk of rear wheel to hop!

Hello everybody. I ride about 6 months and get some skills in splatters, jap zaps and rear/front wheelie, but i still have problems in positioning myself on bike while doing that. Problem is in my foot and rear brake pedal. I dont know how is right, but i often hold my toe near pedal not above it and when i bend knees before jump i have more movement of my toes. But!.. When i need to use rear brakes i do not have my toe on the pedal cause cant instantly react in a split second and put it on the pedal, so im making dubs or rear wheel becomes front wheel with bike upside down Not cool! Do i need hold my foot while jumping on the pedal or what? Im just exhausted already trying to make right technique but with constant change in foot positions. And when doing front wheelies do i need squeeze bike by my legs to pull it up and don't make jump off pegs? The same while doing splatters, do i need squeeze bike or just keep legs on pegs ~1,5 inch from frame? When i squeeze, my boot become lil burn by exhaust. So different 3-rd question about clutching. I suffer my finger from using clutch cause i need to gripe lever to handlebar to get engine idling, thus when i learn jump on rear wheel i need to press and release lever to full length (sorry for such speaking i don't know how will be right to say) and in 6-9 cycles of pressing my finger refuse obey to me It get so tired.. its not normal. Is right adjustment of lever get moving a little not to handlebars, so i can make short press of finger?