Might as well hop on your own bike get some frame sliders and learn on yours cuz its gonna be different, second if your worried about putting it down then don't bother cuz you will if you keep trying stunts. Pros put bikes down all the time even doing routine tricks. Also quickness is key when starting a rolling burnout, middle finger on the front brake while moving and then role on the gas and let out the clutch. If your front locks up and slides your on the brake to hard. Once you get it its easy, but like I said get some protection, there are comp!bits that make race rails instead of full cages.

 

or you're not leaned over the front good enough

 

agreed

 

A lot of people don't realize that if you panic while doing a rolling burnout a lot can go wrong quickly. Just remember, if your front tire ever starts to slide and lock up, or your back end starts to come out from under you just pull in the clutch. Keep that in mind.

 

 

Just a note, disagreeing with what someone is doing is fine. Voicing that disapproval... still ok.

Name calling and attacking the person, nuh uh

 

yeah especially when that someone is coming at another person because he got called out like a squid and didn't like it. thats totally warranted.

 

 

My last word on the topic: if you can help the OP with rolling burnouts, feel free to reply.

If the only contribution to the thread you can add is name calling and attacks, you will get banned

This is not up for public discussion.

 

lol mk. sounds good chief