mastertonster

Need HELP!!
I have no problem keeping the bike straight in line when I do power wheelies. But, when I clutch it, I consistantly pushing and tilting to the left.
As much as I focus on the throttle control when a wheel is up, I now need to keep my attention on fighting it and countering the tilt to keep the bike up straight. Can some one give me a few pointers here?
THanks

CarpeDiem

No one is going to bite on this? lol.

ptcspotweld

wow...... no responses... must be the silence before the storm.


ima get ready anyhow

Cllmewish

To much turn signal fluid in the left turn signals. Take some out and your good to go.

GSWITCH33

I think your tranny belt might be getting worn out, try replacing that. Then check you blinker fluids like he said.

You cant forget the basics man!

808stunna

the closer to balance point you get the easier it will be to make the bike turn or drift one way. are you sitting down or standing staggered? body position might be whats makeing you drift one side.

Beto

true that, also I know that when I first started learning, I would push more on one peg and that would make me drift to one side.

-GoBLIN-

your exaust pipe timing is off, and your key needs to be filed on one side because of to much weight...

chirpin4th

Is that what I need to adjust to do gangster stoppies like you.. ^

-GoBLIN-

oh yes... oh yes my friend. and i bought a stoppie button

chirpin4th

hahaha

-GoBLIN-

i bought it and the wheelie button from a guy on another thread, cant pass up that **** man!

stock05

whats up with your low riding 636, you dont live in the V anymore.


-mexican mayhem

stock05

whats that smell, almost like fish ??? oh its just this squid.



-mexican mayhem

-GoBLIN-

ooooh well.

mastertonster

Sitting down. I didn't pay that much attention to my body position.. I've always thought its because I put pressure on my throttle hand more than my left hand.

stock05

ride staggered you'll be able to move your body around more to adjust your wheelies direction.


-mexican mayhem

s0nofg0d

maybe your tire is crooked?

808stunna

if your putting to much pressure on your throttle hand then you will most likley be drifting to the right. also if your throttle in the wheelie isnt smooth that will help you drift to the side that you are putting more pressure on. every time you let off the throttle and rethrottle you will cause the bike to come back up crooked.

Veggie Dave

You need to relax. Any body tenseness will make the bike unstable. And make sure you're not tugging on the 'bars, either. Lack of smoothness on the throttle will also make the bike veer.