Question

[TheMachine]

I know I already asked this in the racing orum, but there is always more people here. When you hit a jump and your front end lifts up do you pull in the clutch and tap the brake or just easily tap the brake? I've heard it both ways but I figured I would ask here because someone is sure to know.

[TheMachine]

That's supposed to say forum not orum, sorry.:rolleyes:

[400exrules]

idk about the question but just click edit and u can change it

[MotoX3]

ive never heard of using the clutch to bring the front end down...but i usually just lean forward a lil bc i cant move my foot to get my brake in that position

[dirt308]

I"d pull in the cluth sometimes if you hit your brake a little to hard it will stall it in the air. If you land when ur stalled sometimes you will bounce after you land because of your wheels not turning. Sometimes just pushing down on the bars helps too.

[mike02ex]

i pull the clutch and tap the brakes alot on steep takeoffs, but try pulling on the bars in a boat rowing motion, like circular you know.

[bansheeguy77]

Originally posted by mike02ex
, but try pulling on the bars in a boat rowing motion, like circular you know.

thats what i did. just sorta give it a little whip is what i would do all the time cause it has you controlling the bike and ya straighten it out so its not just flying what way it wants to