1. Unscrew the bottom bowl of your carb and empty that out. It sounds like you have dirt or water trapped in there causing the bike to have that poppy sound and not fully clear out. Otherwise its probably a bent float. Either way, carb issues that could likely be fixed without any cost, just some time. 2. You are sitting down early going into corners. Especially after that long straight, I would say force yourself to stand up until you reach the mid point of the corner. You'll soon learn how much easier it is to carry more speed into the entry of the corner if you're standing and leaning back. It allows you to brake harder without the front end feeling like it's going to push out. 3. Overall standing. You should try and do 3 laps without allowing yourself to sit down at all. That's not the end goal, but it will teach you the benefits you have when you're not sitting. 4. Scoot up on the seat more when you're in the corners. 5. When you transition and while you're standing, especially on jumps, focus on gripping the bike with your knees. Post more IRL!
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1. Unscrew the bottom bowl of your carb and empty that out. It sounds like you have dirt or water trapped in there causing the bike to have that poppy sound and not fully clear out. Otherwise its probably a bent float. Either way, carb issues that could likely be fixed without any cost, just some time.
2. You are sitting down early going into corners. Especially after that long straight, I would say force yourself to stand up until you reach the mid point of the corner. You'll soon learn how much easier it is to carry more speed into the entry of the corner if you're standing and leaning back. It allows you to brake harder without the front end feeling like it's going to push out.
3. Overall standing. You should try and do 3 laps without allowing yourself to sit down at all. That's not the end goal, but it will teach you the benefits you have when you're not sitting.
4. Scoot up on the seat more when you're in the corners.
5. When you transition and while you're standing, especially on jumps, focus on gripping the bike with your knees.
Post more IRL!