IS IT TRUE

Started by WOODY_450r, November 17, 2005, 08:13:52 AM

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WOODY_450r

Well i  heard that when jumping and your front is high you use your brake and your front comes down. Also when your front is low you give it some throttle and your front comes up

is it true
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Ida_Mann

i believe that is correct,,,,one of the quads only guys should come along and confirm or correct me.

personally,,,,,I just hold on till the quad comes back down from 3-4' in the air like I jump ;-)

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Yea its true! the throttle does not work as well as the brake! But its alot better to have the nose up than down! ;)
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53yfz450

yes its tre just make shure you pull in the clucth. ??? in stead of gassing it when the front end is down i like to shift up a gear wich actually doesnt bring the front end up but actually drops the rear.  ;)
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2006YFZ450

Yea that's true but you wanna use your rear brake when doing that cuz the front brake has hardly any affects of bringing the nose down.  And when tryin to get the nose up watch out on the landing you might get jerked back if you were flooring it in the air.
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