March 14, 201511 yr #231 I love my 14. I was on the aussie streetfighter site for a while. Looks like a mean bike. Id love a phil t special on mine
March 14, 201511 yr #232 A few of us are heading for a ride on Tuesday if anyones keen.South Sydney - meeting Caltex Heathcote at 10am. Nasho - stanwell tops - back way to mittagong.Much full throttle goodness. but we dont go stupid, our licenses are too valuable lol
March 16, 201511 yr #235 I took my r1 out for a cut at the drags the other night. First time ever racing a bike at the strip so there were no miracles lol only got 2 runs in all night as the timing gear was playing up most of the night.https://youtu.be/7VXilckWm3YIm headin out to try again on friday night. Should easily crack a 10 but anyone got any advice for novice at the strip on a bike lol raced the car plenty of times though
March 17, 201511 yr #237 Two fingers on the clutch. Get the first light on, get low and set yourself up for the run, set your launch rpms, let the clutch out till it juuuuust starts to take up. Roll into the second light and let it go on the last yellow.Wind the gas in as you feed the clutch out. When you get it right, the launch rpms won't drop or flare up by much. You want to really drive into the clutch, not dump it and bog the motor.Your eventual aim is clutch fully out and throttle against the stop by the 60' mark.Start launching at 5k and work your way up till wheelies, then come back 500.I used to leave at 8k on my Gixy thou. But I'm a fatty.
March 17, 201511 yr #238 Haha thanks heaps for that mate. I knew I had to lean forward and ride the clutch to some extent but that's detailed as hell and helps out alot. Its a different ball game to launching cars but so much funner on a bike I rekon.I know I wasnt nearly giving it enough cause it wasnt even tryin to lift the front wheel but on the street its always trying to pick the front up.
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