volcom666dj

im a little new at the wheeling but when i ride a 60-75 mph wheelie for a while sometimes the top of my bike sways from side to side is there any cure for this or do i just deal with it

nyRocketkid

If it wobbles set it down.

Wobbles are usually cause by a shot rear tire, to high psi in the rear tire, or not being smooth on the throttle. I run my rear at 20lbs on a pirelli diablo & I am smooth & I can ride out wheelies alot faster than that with no wobbles.

powder46

Scott-

take it back farther to slow it down a bit it will stop this at least it does for me

E-BRAKE

roll out of the throttle just a bit to bring front wheel down SOME and come back up it will fix ur problem while teachin you to balance your wheelies and slow them down a bit ,pressure never made a difference to me ,doin what i said made me learn to balance them and slow em down ,once you slow them down theyll quit wobbling

lczx6r

it could also be low tire pressure.... that causes major wobbles......

[T-Roy]

i love da wobbles

i rock it back and ride out like a

Xtreme-Stunts

I would vote for adjusting the tire pressure a little up and down and see if that helps.

Xtreme-Stunts

crazy636stunter

throttle control!

DirtyToes

wats ur tire pressure?

Outlawtorn50

I think most everyone covered it already. Make sure you are being smooth on the throttle and if that doesn't help then check your tire pressure and adjust it a little up or down, depending.

volcom666dj

thanks alot for the advice im gonna go out this weekend and try everything ous said ill post back what made it worse and what made it better thanks again

Kliewer

Wobbles are just a normal part of a high speed wheelie. I get crazy *** wobbles for no reason at all.. just roll with it and it will smooth itself out and you'll look like a gangster instead of a tool for setting it down.

higher psi works great, I run around 20 right now... you usually never have to chop at high speeds, just a constant rpm that u can adjust up or down without shutting the throttle down.