Brand New

I recently purchased an 06 cbr600rr and i have been riding for about three years. I can do basic wheelies sitting down or standing up in 1st and 2nd and now i want to try and take it a little bit further so my question to you guys is, what sprocket combination would be best for a bike i ride everday and just wanna do some highway wheelies on? I dont plan on doing anything too extreme anytime soon so I'd prefer a combinatin good for someone starting out...any help would be greatly appreciated...

DENIRO600

I am up 3 in the rear on my 03. Not to bad on the hway. I might go up 2 more soon. I think up 5 will be nice. All around.

silverstunterR6

welcome to stuntlife
try using the search button so you won't get flamed on
theres been a lot of sprocket size questions in the last couple days
but to answer the q
turn your idle up to like 3-35k and just get used to the rear brake while going slow. after that +5 is good

silverstunterR6

hey since your in orlando you should run by H.A.I. bike shop
lot of good riders they will hook you up

big dave

don't turn the idle up on the '06 past 3000. It'll only go up to 3500 max, then it gets stuck and you have to take tank off to fix it. it's happened twice and i don't know the solution.you've been warned.
don't do it.
dooz it.

DENIRO600

Best advice I have heard all day.

Brand New

Thanx for all the help, I do plan on going by HAI when i get a chance, its like 10 minutes away from my house...and i'll try turning the idle up but how does that effect everday riding? I ride this bike to work and school....

silverstunterR6

my bad
I didn't know this happened to 600rrs

T-Dubby

Dude don't worry about Idle thats for slow wheelies. You're just wanting to hit the hwys.-1+2 is good. Still go fast and has more torque.

Brand New

Thanx for all the help, it stopped raining so i rode over to H.A.I. and they were very helpful and I ended up getting a -1 to see how i like that and later on i'll get something in the rear, thanx again for the advice...

Charlie_L.929

i went -1 in the front on my r1, you'll love it. it makes a big difference

ratfink1970

yea i did the whole - 1 in the front
+ 2 in the back

Brand New

Well I went riding tonight without putting the sprocket on yet and decided to grow some ***** and just give it a little bit more throttle and that worked out pretty well so I can't wait to see what happens when i put the sprocket on...

RedneckRider01

for highway wheelies I don't see why you'd need any change in sprocket, before I totalled my 05 rr I could do stand ups in 3rd gear all day and 4th most of the time.