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Four leaf clover is fun!

Bram

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hi, Yesterday I drove some fun roads,

and the best part is, that they are only 5km away from eachother.

I was in learning-mode yesterday, first time I did soms sort of wheelie. It was in 1th gear, throttle on to 5K, then throttle off, and then throttle on again to find myself going upwards. Best experience ever.
I came down with a bang but, I'm happy I didn't flip the bike over.
the most hard part was finding a road with no cars/pedestrians/bicycles/horse**** on the road.

I will practice it some more today...
 
Junctions on the highways can be fun, especially when they are that close together and when it's good weather :rockon:(the thermometers up in double figures today :cheer:)
Have fun but take care doing those wheelies :thumbup:
 
nothing better than a good wheelie (in controlled conditions of course) but dont forget that slamming down on the front end over time may prove to be more costly than flipping the bike once :eek: ..get that throttle open just before the touchdown ..it just lightens the load on the front components.

love that road :D
 
nothing better than a good wheelie (in controlled conditions of course) but dont forget that slamming down on the front end over time may prove to be more costly than flipping the bike once :eek: ..get that throttle open just before the touchdown ..it just lightens the load on the front components.

love that road :D

Thanks, I'll keep that in mind.
It's just that, when I wheelie to about 10K, there is not much RPM left to give the extra throttle for the soft landing.
I think I must go higher with the frontwheel, so less throttle is needed to maintain the wheelie.
 
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