Stunt Practice Day 7 - Crash

Cycle61

What the shit is this...
Some are gonna hate. I appreciate the progressive development of skills and the measured approach.

And that (for the most part) you're not doing it out on the street. :thumbup
 

khan

RideTheKKH.com
Some are gonna hate. I appreciate the progressive development of skills and the measured approach.

And that (for the most part) you're not doing it out on the street. :thumbup


thanks bud, im always looking for those who hate this stuff cuz that makes me wana do it even more :twofinger
haha

and of course off the streets in a secluded parking lot is the right way to do it. (until you know what ur doing, then you can go murder the streets). HAHAHA.

sadly i still dont know what exactly i am doing
 

Pking

Humble Rider
Stunter hater here. But I give this a big :thumbup cuz it was secluded road area. Didn't have to worry about hitting stuff or cagers hitting you on the get off. No broken bones, just dust youself off and hop back on. Sweet bro! That's how it should be. :thumbup
 

khan

RideTheKKH.com
Stunter hater here. But I give this a big :thumbup cuz it was secluded road area. Didn't have to worry about hitting stuff or cagers hitting you on the get off. No broken bones, just dust youself off and hop back on. Sweet bro! That's how it should be. :thumbup


;)
 

khan

RideTheKKH.com
friday i work 2 to 10. if you wana ride before my work im down. 11 am to 2?
saturday i work 2 till 7. down to ride before work.
i have work just this sunday, 6am to 2pm. ill be at the spot at 3 till dark.
this wednesday ill be at the spot too. if you can make it let me know..

do you still have that green tank?
 

TheMachine

Suck It
yeah i still have the tank. I think ill try and come out sunday, but i may end up riding somewhere closer to home. ill let you know.
 

EastBayDave

- Kawasaki Fanatic -
Not into stunting but also wanted to congratulating you for doing it in a secluded area; not pissing off the masses. I posted because I wanted to mention this:

I don't know if that specific Honda is "wet-sump" or "dry-sump" oiling system. In the video at second 40ish until 48ish after you bailed, you got up & celebrated w/your bud while the bike continued to run on it's side. I can understand that, but my point is:

If it's a "wet-sump" oiling system, the bike running on it's side can be catastrophic to the engine. The sump pump pickup will be gulping air during that time, feeding air to the lower-end main bearings (crank), along w/everything else. Causing bearings to score/fail/get damaged. It's an easy way to needing a new engine.

My suggestion is to either run a "lanyard" (some call it a "tether") to the kill switch so it immediately cuts-off should you leave the seat, or get up -quick- & kill it saving your engine from a possible early demise.

Here's one for $12 at Orient Express Racing:
http://www.orientexpress.com/Univer...ed+Jacket%252FFits+Any+Brand+Kill+Switch.html
Again, just a suggestion. :teeth

You guys got skills, I couldn't do that. :thumbup
 
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KooLaid

Hippocritapotamus
I know the F4i comes standard with a bank sensor. Maybe this one was defeated? Or the cage prevents it from properly functioning? It should have auto killed...
 

EastBayDave

- Kawasaki Fanatic -
bank sensor is bypassed
Yikes! Now why would you do that? Stoppies? Wheelies? Leaned over burnouts? All of the above?

Well, again I'm just trying to give a helpful suggestion. I'd hate to see you have to split the cases to fix scored crank bearings, or have to send the crank off to be resurfaced...

-ebd
 

khan

RideTheKKH.com
Yikes! Now why would you do that? Stoppies? Wheelies? Leaned over burnouts? All of the above?

Well, again I'm just trying to give a helpful suggestion. I'd hate to see you have to split the cases to fix scored crank bearings, or have to send the crank off to be resurfaced...

-ebd



crash cages?
 

khan

RideTheKKH.com
Not into stunting but also wanted to congratulating you for doing it in a secluded area; not pissing off the masses. I posted because I wanted to mention this:

I don't know if that specific Honda is "wet-sump" or "dry-sump" oiling system. In the video at second 40ish until 48ish after you bailed, you got up & celebrated w/your bud while the bike continued to run on it's side. I can understand that, but my point is:

If it's a "wet-sump" oiling system, the bike running on it's side can be catastrophic to the engine. The sump pump pickup will be gulping air during that time, feeding air to the lower-end main bearings (crank), along w/everything else. Causing bearings to score/fail/get damaged. It's an easy way to needing a new engine.

My suggestion is to either run a "lanyard" (some call it a "tether") to the kill switch so it immediately cuts-off should you leave the seat, or get up -quick- & kill it saving your engine from a possible early demise.

Here's one for $12 at Orient Express Racing:
http://www.orientexpress.com/Univer...ed+Jacket%252FFits+Any+Brand+Kill+Switch.html
Again, just a suggestion. :teeth

You guys got skills, I couldn't do that. :thumbup
i like the idea, but how do i instal that wire to the kill switch?
if i can do it myself and i dont have to go to the mechanic then ill probably get it
 

TwoToes

Member
Nice. I cant wait to build a stunter myself. Looking for a project now. Hopefully start in sometime this summer.
 
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