The Dos and Donts of the basic burnout

[ghost]

Go.

[gixxert]

dont when you let the throttle go let off the front brake till the rear tire has stopped spinning

then if you do make that mistake dont panic and grab a handful of front brake pulling a beautiful stoppie just barely missing another buell and a truimph 955

not going to say who did that but he rides a yellow buell and went to arkansas u. and his name does happen to rhyme with ridenhour.


hahaha

[JOS51700]

Haven't seen ol' Type R around these parts lately. Must be all caught up in the Ron Paul thing.

[IQRaceworks]

Don't dump your bike over while doing one.......:D

[CoderHead]

Don't do it on gravel in front of a plate glass window.

[ghost]

LMFAO at these posts.

[gixxert]

mine is 100 percent true though i was showing said person how to do one then he did one everything was going great till he let go of the throttle and let go of the front brake before the wheel stopped he took off like a rocket right toward mr bodydrop's truimph 955 and my buell luckly roady grabbed the front brake with his whole hand which on any buell (he has a xb9r) isnt a good idea so the then pulled a pretty stoppie and almost flipped his bike over and him onto my bike (i had grabbed lees bike and moved it). he was ok nothing was hurt and after he got off the bike and i could speak again we laughted till we cried at what had happened

[t-rock]

Don't do them unless you are getting new tires later that day/the next day because it is a waste of a good tire. I don't really enjoy riding on tires with square edges.