What supermoto are u riding? riding a 400cc single cylinder at 140kmh the whole bike is starting to vibrate like mad.lol

I rode a R6 wearing egg shell helmet was torture...i cant even open my eyes.

Nice KTM u got there...the Akrapovic looks scary.haha...i'm hoping to get a Duke next time, i rike the design.

Used to ride Honda XR400 when i was back in Penang, planning to convert it to supermotard but still saving for it.

I used to visit planet cycle quite often last time with my dad, got a zzr but because there was too much problems with it traded it and got the XR400 instead.

Thumper FTW!! Looking at some videos of supermoto overtaking road bikes on trackdays...how i wish i can ride like them.lol

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Monday blues

Ya i think it might be dangerous too, say if you need to evade something during the corner and let go the clutch instantly, the bike rear end might skid. I think people normally shift down a couple of gears before the turn by blipping the throttle. It took me some time to get used to this as well, the bike kept jerking when I exit the turn at a high gear.

I remember how my dad thought me how to ride a clutch bike, he drove me to the bike shop and asked me to ride the bike back home. I think I stalled the bike at every traffic light that time. Its so embarrassing.

From what i heard of the duke 125 and 200 has the same chasis, just different engine. I think they design in such to save cost.

I have the same problem too...especially riding in Penang with the traffic jams and traffic lights. Sometimes my hands even get numb while in heavy traffic, i treat it as exercise.LOL

But i think maybe adjusting the lever to suit your riding position might help perhaps?

Im from Penang too, but now currently overseas, will be back soon. The XR400 is sold and "upgraded maybe?" to a YZ450F SM. Cant wait to go home and ride it.

I normally ride alone. My daily ride is EX5.lol...the thumper is my dad's and I ride it when the EX5 is taken.haha

By revving while shifting down the you're using engine braking to slow the bike down rather than just brakes.

This method mostly helps when you're slowing down for a turn, if holding the clutch and shift down all the way, the bike might jerk or stall when you release the clutch.

Correct me if im wrong...i havent been on a bike for more than a year.

U fly at QB mall area? the area big enough to takeoff safely? That sounds like fun