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Old 02-15-2006, 09:42 PM
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I know this is a newb question and i've searched the forums but have not had any luck. I was just wondering the proper way to burn out in a bike? (not that i plan on trying any time soon) I was just curious. Thanks in advance for the input
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Old 02-15-2006, 10:59 PM
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Re: Newbie question

Hold the front brake, tach it up and dump the clutch.
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Re: Newbie question

Any bike? Just in case, some newb might try it on a 250 ninja and dump the bike instead of the clutch...
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Well if they do, and they dump the bike, just another display of natural selection.
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Re: Newbie question

keep both feet on the ground, it'll shoot over on you if you lean at all.
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Re: Newbie question

thanks for the input and puttin up with my newb question guys
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Re: Newbie question

For most bike second gear works best. Hold the front brake, feather the clutch, and hold on ! Burnouts are very impressive on large touring bikes like Goldwings and K1200LT's (don't ask how I know ).
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