anyone have any tips on getting a heavy *** zx7 up? hard time doing 2nd gear wheelies

 

clutch it up high and fast in first

 

small sprocket change.

 

I hate you.

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Try bouncing when you clutch. I had to do this on my F2 in second cause it was so heavy.

Pull in the clutch, rev the bike up, bounce down to compress the front fork springs, when there all the way compressed release the clutch and this will help push the front up.

So basicly when you clutch up bounce before you release the clutch. This should help.

 

a bigger rear sprocket? If you put a smaller sprocket on the rear it will have a higher top speed and be harder to get up.
going down a tooth in the front though is equal to +2.75 in the rear though.

 

it really doesn't matter cause its a zx7 Take all the bodywork off and the bike should loose about 100 lbs. put a 84758478437 tooth sprocket on the back. J/K but seriously you got to rape that thing to get it up in second

 

best way to get it up is to take it to the dealer and trade it for a better bike

 

i think the guy meant to go up in sprocket size but just a "small" change . prob best 2 get another bike.

 

hehe LMFAO. :YEAH
That should do it.

 

Doodle used to wheelie the **** out of a zx7..

 

practice will wheelie that one...seems like some people on here never messed with the older bikes...it just takes some lovin

 

my 94 yzf 750 was a heavy bitch and that had no problem coming up in 2nd. dont be scared on the throttle

 

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seat time.

experience.

 

if my friend can wheelie the **** out of his old *** Yamah YZF600R that weighs easily the same weight as a zx7r then you can wheelie that zx7 lol.

 

Are you talking about ZX7 or ZX7R??? Coz if you mean the ZX7 (thats a naked bike, not a sportsbike) then good luck, that **** is a tank, had it at work, propably one of the worst bikes I have ever driven lol:P

 

im on there

 

Must be ZX7R

 

You dont have to get rid of the bike..alot of epople nowadays are spoiled with their new bikes,they say get new ones cause they can afford to do that.I have a 97 yzf 750 that is a tank and i can do anything i wanna do on it.Grantd its a tank like yours but the only thing you can do about that is a lot of seat time and practice...couple that with a little bit of throttle and clutch and youll be twelveing with the rest.I do agree that a newer lighter bike with a little more power to weight ratio will catapault you into the ease of getting it up,but if you cant afford it then change your sprockets out and keep at it.