[yamahaman623]

i was drag racing my yfz this weekend and i couldnt keep the front end down. i already lowered the front and when i sit on the bike the frame it level with the ground. i didnt know if you guys knew anyway to keep the front end done. i really dont want a longer swinger but i still might consider it.

thanks

 

[Jose T]

Wheelie bar or swinger.

 

[Kawiking]

put a bar on it...

 

[BBIII]

Maybe less paddles and just Re-gear for them.

 

[yamahaman623]

i drag on clay so i cant change my paddles because i dont have them. i was thinking smaller front tires, like scooter tires might help but im not sure.

 

[BBIII]

ya dropping the front will help out some more for sure.

 

[travis fulton]

the swinger angle is a big part!!!


it can either LOAD or UNLOAD the tires

 

[SANDPLAYAZ]

slam the whole thing!

 

[phatboyz]

ride your brake

 

[SANDPLAYAZ]

lean over the front!

 

[yamahaman623]

big daddy what should my swinger angle be at to keep the front end down.

 

[2slo4u]

the closer to level the more bite it will have.

 

[theoriginalLiLjocky]

But you dont want it to be level. You want it to be pitched slightley up.

 

[raistlin 12]

QUOTE (theoriginalLiLjocky @ Jun 17 2009, 08:47 PM) index.php?act=findpost&pid=46936But you dont want it to be level. You want it to be pitched slightley up.

why not level?

 

[chief_shocker]

Sit on your tank and lean over the bars.. and get a longer swing arm

 

[2slo4u]

build a drag bike and keep a bike to do everything else with.

 

[Sheefreak]

I find at level and beyond you lose traction. But the way I see it is, if you handle it this way you are not putting all the power to the ground and therefore are sacrificing potential to keep your front end down.

 

[bubba297]

There are tracks we run a negative swingarm angle at.

 

[camatv]

have a FAT guy ride it!

 

[boo_69]

Or eat more twinkies