searching for a feeling

Much TY!

sprocket bolts bro

You're not a head case! Your triple clamps are bent, no just kidding, check your front wheel offset

How are you hitting the jump? Sitting down, always standing, out over the front?

Cause the only thing I could initially think of is sometimes you can get a similar feeling when you're forks are too soft and you hit a jump in a fairly front-wards or aggressive position, the forks push deep into the stroke and the energy deflects and pushes the front out to the side a little.

I think you need to hold on loosely BUT don't let go.

Totally Bro! When this happens I instantly go to the gym, hit my 1 rep max on bench, then come back to the track. Problem solved Bro.

ML512 wrote:

How are you hitting the jump? Sitting down, always standing, out over the front?

Cause the only thing I could initially think of is sometimes you can get a similar feeling when you're forks are too soft and you hit a jump in a fairly front-wards or aggressive position, the forks push deep into the stroke and the energy deflects and pushes the front out to the side a little.

Like a front end seat bounce?

Forks are damped, though, so how can they have a spring effect? We should discuss . . .

ML512 wrote:

How are you hitting the jump? Sitting down, always standing, out over the front?

Cause the only thing I could initially think of is sometimes you can get a similar feeling when you're forks are too soft and you hit a jump in a fairly front-wards or aggressive position, the forks push deep into the stroke and the energy deflects and pushes the front out to the side a little.

GrapeApe wrote:

Like a front end seat bounce?

Forks are damped, though, so how can they have a spring effect? We should discuss . . .

It’s more or less the energy gets transferred through the front of the bike and causes stuff to flex. Testing with Supercross makes this standout more as riders will complain about not being able to drive through a rhythm section when things are too soft or flex too much. The energy transfers around and can make the bike do weird things.

You think adding rebound would fix this?

aeffertz wrote:

I think you need to hold on loosely BUT don't let go.

Ha

Sounds like youre just doing some sick scrubs

Four stroke phenomenom. Too many things whirring around inside the engine cases upsetting proper flight characteristics.

OldYZRider1 wrote:

Four stroke phenomenom. Too many things whirring around inside the engine cases upsetting proper flight characteristics.

lol

OldYZRider1 wrote:

Four stroke phenomenom. Too many things whirring around inside the engine cases upsetting proper flight characteristics.

This

MX915 wrote:

First thing I thought to post was this but you got it covered lol. Video would of been even better.

So 1 rep max and stop throwing sick whips? Problem solved

Binding front brake. Bent disc?

In regards to the levers. You have to be sure that you know when to hold em and also you have to know when to fold em. Hope this helps.

2 thoughts.

1. Is your finger on the front brake? It could be engaging just enough to cause the front wheel to stop and turn. I had that issue on a down hill MTB. Normally you'd get a drop of the front end too.

2. Technically one side of the front end (forks/wheel/brake caliper/rotor) is heavier. Especially with the SFF style forks where one fork leg is lighter than the other. It could pull the bars slightly off center from that unbalance however minuscule it actually is.

aeffertz wrote:

I think you need to hold on loosely BUT don't let go.

If you cling too tightly, you're gonna lose control.

The amount of astroturfing going on on this website is getting unreal. Multiple versions of the internet water army are out in full force. Its to the point where the majority of posts are coming from these paid forum posters.

bvm111 wrote:

Feelin your meme bro. TY

kzizok wrote:

The amount of astroturfing going on on this website is getting unreal. Multiple versions of the internet water army are out in full force. Its to the point where the majority of posts are coming from these paid forum posters.

Who pays them, the Russians?

Ya gotta go back a bit. Def Leppard got ya covered. Great tune, BTW...

Gypsy, sittin' lookin' pretty
The broken rose with laughin' eyes
You're a mystery, always runnin' wild
Like a child without a home
You're always searching, searching for a feeling
That it's easy come and easy go