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[jofstevens]

I am a VERY new boy to all this...just done CBT but need help....any one got any good tips on slow riding and speed control...mine goes pants every time I try? [/list]

[Danny]

IMO it's all in clutch control. Also keep practising, it'll become second nature eventually. I wasn't particulary good at it either.

[cliff]

Balance for as long as you can standing still on a pushbike, i was shite too, i found it helped.
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[mattd]

I find that looking where you want to go not at the floor, or the front wheel is crutial.

Be quite loose, don't be tense, it'll only make it harder....try and 'flow' with the bike.

With slow control you need to keep a nice bit of momentum up to stop wobbling.

Once you have done it a few times it gets easy!
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[dainesefreak]

Drag the back brake and keep the bike under power, you can also vary the clutch to help. Keeping some controlling the bike under power with the back brake should give you more control and help to stop the wobbles.

[1cyl]

Always avoid showing off and racing, i've done it and you feel like a right prat!, , and never forget that life saver check!!
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[mtthwpez]

aah the old blip and slip routine i remember it well doing the u-turns on thin roads.
the only thing i can say is keep practicing it takes a while but you will get there!

[jofstevens]

CHEERS FOR THE TIPS ALL -PLEASE KEEP 'EM COMING & WILL TRY THEM OUT. TEST NEXT FRI 5/3 SO STILL GOT TIME TO PRACTICE

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