Bigger plate, dynamite chicken, black pepper chicken, beef and broccoli with half and half power greens and chow mien. Really decent lunch for the price.
I've seen a few posts over the past couple weeks about people having trouble stalling their bike when launching from stopped and I am hoping this can help.
You can get your bike rolling from a complete stop to the point where you do not have any clutch engaged without ever touching your throttle.
Start from a complete stop with the bike in neutral. Slowly let out the clutch and allow the friction zone to start the bike moving. Keep the clutch engaged and continue to slowly let it out while the bike rolls and starts to pick up speed. You should be able to do this smoothly and to the point where you have no throttle and you no longer have any clutch engagement. Practice this in a parking lot until you have a really good feel for your bikes friction zone.
Once you have a good feel for this you start adding throttle while you are in the friction zone allowing you to accelerate much faster. Adding throttle makes it easier to let the clutch out much quicker but you should never be dumping the clutch from fully engaged to fully open.
I hope this helps!