Nice work 💪. You’re definitely hitting balance point on some of these. Maintaining that highest point will get the bike to slow down. Just a liiiiilte further back that’s all like an inch or two.
Thanks bro! I can definitely feel it, I just want to be comfortable hitting the foot brake to keep it at balance. I tried to let off the throttle and it still wouldn't coast for me and just brought me back down so I felt I could go far back. Also, some parts of the concrete are so bouncy it's scary to be below balance point on it 😅
@@richardunderwood950 Hey man, I'm trying to drop back to throttle coaster but the bike just falls down for after a second with throttle closed. It will float (catch itself with the engine brake) for a second there then come down, so do i have to like open the throttle a little bit or I'm just not far back enough? I can slow it down it by staying slightly on the throttle like 1% and dabbing the foot brake super minimal...
@@Morii-s5b long story short you have to get the bike higher before it’ll really coast. Think of your forks being parallel to the ground. When the forks are there you’re at balance point and should have the throttle closed. Anything below that point you can be on the throttle. To get a good coast you have to go past that point (it feels suuuper high) close the throttle and then you will definitely have to use the brake to keep it at balance point.
@@richardunderwood950 oh okay, alright i think that is wayback my comfort zone 😅 i think I'll get use to this height again first before i drop it more back I have learned my lesson before 😆
Nice work 💪. You’re definitely hitting balance point on some of these. Maintaining that highest point will get the bike to slow down. Just a liiiiilte further back that’s all like an inch or two.
Thanks bro! I can definitely feel it, I just want to be comfortable hitting the foot brake to keep it at balance. I tried to let off the throttle and it still wouldn't coast for me and just brought me back down so I felt I could go far back. Also, some parts of the concrete are so bouncy it's scary to be below balance point on it 😅
@@Morii-s5b ah yes a rougher surface will definitely make things feel scary! So close man I can’t wait to see the first drop back or coast!
@@richardunderwood950 Hey man, I'm trying to drop back to throttle coaster but the bike just falls down for after a second with throttle closed. It will float (catch itself with the engine brake) for a second there then come down, so do i have to like open the throttle a little bit or I'm just not far back enough? I can slow it down it by staying slightly on the throttle like 1% and dabbing the foot brake super minimal...
@@Morii-s5b long story short you have to get the bike higher before it’ll really coast. Think of your forks being parallel to the ground. When the forks are there you’re at balance point and should have the throttle closed. Anything below that point you can be on the throttle. To get a good coast you have to go past that point (it feels suuuper high) close the throttle and then you will definitely have to use the brake to keep it at balance point.
@@richardunderwood950 oh okay, alright i think that is wayback my comfort zone 😅 i think I'll get use to this height again first before i drop it more back I have learned my lesson before 😆