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Ok I DONT WANT TO POP A WHEELIE! ;D
First I am experienced with dirt bikes and 4 wheelers ect, but with street bikes I'm rather new, and since I've picked up my svs I've been pulling away from stops like a granny always thinking in the back of my head that if I give it too much the front end is comming up. However I don't know if this is true hence my question. Is this something that I should be concerned about with my sv? I see so many others on other sport bike just givin er' from a stop and the front wheel never leaves the ground, is bringing the front end up really not that easy? Granted I don't want to start tearin ass like a lot of tarts I see but I would like to relieve the concern from my thoughts if I don't have to be worried about it.
I realize that if I am on the throttle and then just pop the clutch there could be a possibility (used to do it all the time OFF ROAD) but I keep good clutch throttle sinc while on the street.
thanks to all who reply
First I am experienced with dirt bikes and 4 wheelers ect, but with street bikes I'm rather new, and since I've picked up my svs I've been pulling away from stops like a granny always thinking in the back of my head that if I give it too much the front end is comming up. However I don't know if this is true hence my question. Is this something that I should be concerned about with my sv? I see so many others on other sport bike just givin er' from a stop and the front wheel never leaves the ground, is bringing the front end up really not that easy? Granted I don't want to start tearin ass like a lot of tarts I see but I would like to relieve the concern from my thoughts if I don't have to be worried about it.
I realize that if I am on the throttle and then just pop the clutch there could be a possibility (used to do it all the time OFF ROAD) but I keep good clutch throttle sinc while on the street.
thanks to all who reply