stunta08

I have a 125 ttr and was wondering if u stand up and clutch it or sit down then stand up. Plus need help cant hold them that long.

Thanks for any help

XRrider

well i dunno about a TTR125 but im ridin a XR100 ani just sit down through the whole thing. i never stand up cuz it gets your weight further back so u can get to the balance point easier. once you at he poit it pretty easy to keep it up. o yeah and i barely use the clutch. hope this helps

2five0

It Does Not Matter There Are At Least 5 Ways To Wheelie And Hold It Up For Miles It Just Takes Practice Blood And Time

XRrider

thats the only thing...i dont really have the time

Cody W

ok from a stand still give that thing full throttle and drop the clutch....HAHAHHAHA

2five0

if you don't have the time to ride than stop getting on stuntlife and ride. if you still don't have the time to ride than don't ride.

XRrider

i dont have the time to ride now cuz of the snow...ill have plenty of time once the snow melts

BlownGixxer

Most 4-strokes are very easy to wheelie... Start in first gear and go, and just chug along... Find that point where the bike lurches when you idle it and then give it gas. What you do is roll with the clutch out and the bike pretty much idling, then floor it and pull back, and she'll come up, unless you're a retard.

Once you get it to the point where you can balance it in first gear, start doing it in second gear...Once you're good at that, get to the balance point in second, and shift to third before you run out of RPMs.

Oh, and I do all of mine sitting down on the back of the seat...My bike doesn't have that much power.

B_RADICAL

Ive Ridden A Ttr125 Before. Lean Back All The Way To Rear Fender And Then Put In Second Gear And Drive A Little Bit Then Pull Clutch Back In But Dont Stop And Then Rev It Little Over Half Throttle And Pop The Clutch. It Should Pull You Up Good.

XRrider

[QUOTE=BlownGixxer]What you do is roll with the clutch out and the bike pretty much idling, then floor it and pull back, and she'll come up, unless you're a retard. QUOTE]

umm ya you cant reallt floor a dirtbike. theres no floor.

RevoLvHeR

Yea but before you nail it and drop the clutch from a standstill please have someone wit a camera near you. I haven't had a good laugh in a long time. Go ahead, try it... you'll get that **** up :YEAH

2stroke4life

umm ya you cant reallt floor a dirtbike. theres no floor. [/QUOTE]

fagget thats not even funny

2stroke4life

i wish there was like vigra for bikes. help those who cant keep it up.lol

RevoLvHeR

Yea that wasn't funny either. And my a$$ you cant nail a dirtbike. If your sayin that then you have one shitty bike and you need to go bigger. Try a 500. :YEAH

black954

I broke my foot wheeling my CR250. I came up in 3rd and rode it for 200 feet, then the power band kick in and looped the bike instantly. The bike landed on top of me with the peg going through my boot. 4 torn ligaments and a few broken foot bones later, I get a 426F and wheelie it all day with no problems.