Hi Josh, Setting the idle a little higher is one thing that may help. I think it may be more clutch related. I'm assuming that you're disengaging the clutch in the slow part of the corner. However, the lever may not be disengaging it all the way. Adjust the clutch out a little more. Let us know if that fixes your stalling issue?Â
Gary Semics
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Jeff Smith I’m glad it helped Jeff. Yes you want to keep your knees against the bike but light enough for them to row, also.Â
As for the bike not keeping straight, this is corrected with upper body movement from side to side. A good example is The Daytona SX video that was posted on May 23. It’s in the Other Motocross Videos category. Watch the pros going through the sand rollers, shot from a front, side view. This is about 3/4 in the video.Â