Im wonder if it's a good idea to pay for learn how to do wheelies? I've been trying to learn at my own but I crashed my bike once so I figured out that the best way to learn it's on someone else bike + you will have a instructor helping you out to inprove but I so confused cause I know that a lot of you guys learned at their own so I need help to make my decision? Shoul I keep my money & keep practicing at my own or should I go to school?

 

Just ask someone on here to teach you. I bet you they will charge you half the price of the wheelie school and actually teach you something worth knowing. That wheelie school thing is BS

 

You asked this same question a long time ago.

What exactly are you trying to learn? Just to do a basic highway wheelie or a slow wheelie?

 

Both !

 

I just went throu your previous posts and I gotta say, that thread about the weird pin poppin out and you didnt remember it being there.. HAHA CLASSIC DUDE HAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHA

 

For the people that missed it:

https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/2-s...need-help.html

read that, hilarious material!

 

when i started doin wheelies, everyone i rode with was riding slow BP wheelies and i was still doin power whoolies and everyone of them said its easier to learn highway wheelies first and jus play with the rear brake then you can make the transition a lil bit easier to slow wheelies....that what i did and it worked for me.....get used to clutching them up and slowly work your way up to BP.....my

 

[quote=stunt127;2806961]For the people that missed it:

https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/2-s...-need-help.htm

I didnt know much about bikes!

 

That was like a month ago.

 

The kickstand switch??, oh my gosh. I think that you should go to just ordinary school, forget about the wheelies, take a stinking shop class or something!! WOW.

I bet your dealership loves it when you bring your bike up for those $250.00 oil changes!! lol

 

[quote=xluisx;2806978]ummm....what was your first clue?

as far as learning, just learn on your own. ur gonna crash. best advise i can give u is to clutch it up to bp and while coverin the rear brake. do this over and over and over and over and over and over until u get it down. then learn other stuff.

 

oh, and buy a damn service manual so u dont get caught askin a dumb question again

 

wheelie school taught me how to wheelie!
I could do any wheelie after ten minutes of amazing magical wheelie school, they're sourcery is amazing, just a twitch of a wand and its incredible

they can give you talent, cordination, instinct, style all for $500!

Its def a great idea!

 

I betcha he was on his knees pushin the pin back up and everytime it would slide out he would let out a cry. "OMG I RUINED MY NEW BIKE, I KNEW I SHOULDN'T HAVE TRIED TO WHEELIE IT!!!"

I can't stop laughing everytime I think about it!

 

i actually looked into that "whoolie school"

and ya, you ARE on someone ELSES bike....but if you crash, theyll make you pay for it...you're liable for up to $700. (this was years ago...might be difference now)

and they don't tell you that **** up front!!!




in other words, might as well do it on your own bike

EDIT:

did they go out of business?

wheelieschool.com

 

http://www.ononewheel.com/ ?

 

go buy some time on one of those wheelie machines! prob. cheaper than wheelie school. i saw a mobile one getting pulled by a truck the other day, new silver gsx-r on it! i was with my dad (harley dude 30+ yrs. ridin), and there was 2 big fans on the trailer, and my dad said "are the fans so the squids can feel the wind blowin' through their hair when they fake wheelie!" i almost pissed myself laughing!

 

LMAO

WTF $500!?!!

inglewood, ride ur bike down here, ill teach you

but again, no one can really "teach" you, you just gotta out and practice. reading **** on here will help, ALOT...but not if you're sitting in your room.

 

You can go to ononewheel.com. They teach you how to power wheelie which is not what you want to do. Just start clutchin it using either one or two fingers to pull the clutch in. You'll get there.

 

damn, i thought they taught clutch

..now they really suck ononewheel.com

and im pretty sure they only teach(and start with) sit-downs....u should start w/ staggered