NijuMaru

Ok I've stopped wheelying in the streets now and found a closed off road where I can practice...got a couple of half decent ones but nothing special...feels odd on there, not so confident in it, plus the tank was full which didn't help.
anyway brang it up, It must of been close to if not BP because I seemed to keep the throttle n it didn't go higher or lower n all of a sudden it turned...the bike turned to the left, asif It was the start of a circle, and at 50mph this is NOT what I was planning. In my head I was just thinking "**** I KNEW I should of got a bike just for stunting first...thats it my Ninja's fucked...I'm gona have to find another way to get to work" then all of a sudden..BAM!!! its on the floor...both wheels and I'm thinking to myself "How the **** did I do that?!
Similar happened about an hour later but instead of it turning the bike started to wabble side to side.

I think Its time to let the pressure out of my tyres don't you?!?!? What PSI do you recommend on a J1 ZX6R?

Towlieee

ok is this like a 'chain prank'

didnt we have the same exact thread yesterday?

287ridah

Take is slow and learn the rear brake

burnfreestyle

yep basically the same thing except a car didn't pull out in front of this one........i guess if you can ride BP you can do circles now........i sure as hell can't but hey who knows maybe this guy can

Cody W

thats happened to me......let some pressure out....like 21 psi or something

808stunna

low pressure at high speeds is not a good idea. the bike will wobble more if your first learning.

dizzie56

try goin slower and not shiftin ur weight. and cover the clutch wit ur finger just in case

NijuMaru

Is it best to try and get the bike to BP at slower speeds or try get it to BP at faster speeds n work on my braking to get it slower?

NijuMaru

HOPEFULLY I can get an extra couple of grand on my current loan at the end of the month, if I do so I'm gonna fork out some money for a bike I can use just for stunting, that way I can practice and practice without worrying about wrecking it

HighStyles

what did the bike having gas have to do with your wheelies?? don't lower the tire pressure.. first learn your bike.. then learn wheelies.. you will be with all the others that try to much to soon and loose a perfectly good bike.. but if you do.. deside to keep riding your only transportation to and from work on one wheel before you know the basics.. please e'mail me i could always use spare parts when it does go down.. and wear your gear.. you can buy a bike.. you can't buy body parts