That's means you are not going fast enough to ramp up the titi.

The theory that you already know:
- Don't look down
- Look ahead
- Play with clutch and brake

Combine with:
1) Start moving bike faster to ramp up the titi.
2) On titi, clutch at friction zone, if too fast, use the rear brake slightly to slow it down. If too slow combine with slight throttle & rear brake together, it helps to straigthen the bike.
3) DO NOT USE FRONT BRAKE, once you press front brake, you are literrally done. Worse case you might fell from bike.

Some little tips:
- Try to push your bike further behind before you start ramp up, if it is allow. (my driving school allow me to do so)
- Don't count time first until you are familiar with all the technique as mentioned above and you pass the titi for many times.
- Try all the bikes at your driving school as all the bike might have different feeling and characteristic.
-  Lastly, don't fall from titi. As long you don't fall from titi, you will have 70% chance to pass the test. You are lucky if the JPJ officer forgot, lazy, tired & etc counting time. 

Hi Kawans, in case anyone's wondering, I'm still alive and well. got all my limbs intact too. Hahah

Just to update, I've gotten my bike for a week and had my first class at the driving school yesterday. Ended up with a Leoncino 250 in pretty good condition from a friend (Was a deal I couldn't resist)

And also I want to thank everyone who talked me out of getting an MT07 as my first bike. My driving school uses the MT07 as their practice + test bikes and whoa, the handling and weight is not something I would have been able to handle without any prior experience. So thanks for stopping me from doing something stupid.

By the way, I could go through the riding test motions at the driving school but one thing I seem to be having issues with is the dreaded titi. Kept going off the titi for some reason even when I'm trying to follow through with all the tips given.

- Don't look down
- Look ahead
- Play with clutch and brake

One thing that caught me is always the 'bump' going up the titi and it takes me half a second to steady myself once I'm fully on it. As time in the driving school is always limited, does anyone have any other tips on how else I can practice the skills needed to pass this 'wall'? Hahah

Thanks Kawans!

Fuh..did you injured yourself? I saw someone injured his leg when he fell from bike on titi.

I took mine at metro subang. You are lucky, i saw many peoples fall from titi and some were injured their leg.