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Nov 27, 2012 | 07:52 AM

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FatBobJob

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Originally Posted by vdop

Man, you guys should learn how to read before wheelie. Never said my bike was stock, never said anything was the same as a Harley, actually said its a lot harder than my buell. I'm not here to prove anything. Someone asked how to set the bike up and I answered. The rear brake is one of the most important tools to wheelies. A lot of stunt bikes have a rear brake lever on the handlebars. If you don't know how to use the rear brake to your benefit you don't know how to wheelie on a balance point.

Your right wasnt tryin to get in a pissin contest... I guess ill just have to make my front end a little lighter, and do a little work so I can torque a couple up myself....

Nov 27, 2012 | 08:18 AM

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Psi23

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Here's a local guy who most people in the bay area have heard of or seen he tells ya right here

Nov 27, 2012 | 04:56 PM

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vdop

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Originally Posted by FatBobJob

Your right wasnt tryin to get in a pissin contest... I guess ill just have to make my front end a little lighter, and do a little work so I can torque a couple up myself....

Me either. The 49mm front end isn't quite as heavy as you might think. The tubes are really thin. I haven't gotten a chance to weigh them and compare yet though, I've been wanting to. Your fat bob does have the wider trees and the heavy wheel/tire and dual discs though. Doesn't it also have forward controls? Also gotta remember the horrendous stock gearing on '07 newer bikes. That combined with a stock motor is just terrible. My '06 was better off with the 70t rear sprocket and I added the 30t front for a little more.