04 636 highway wheelie
08-02-2008, 01:34 PM
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Re: 04 636 highway wheelie
i dont ever look at the rpm when clutching up a wheelie... when riding think of what gear your in, get up to the right speed, then clutch it up. when slipping the clutch to stand her up learn to do that by sound. start off with less then slip it with a lil more n more untill you clutch it up to bp. in second get up to 35-55 n slip the clutch a lil. if it barley comes up remember how it sounded when you did it n just slip it with a lil more. less is best when learning cus you woulnt have to visit the ER if you just do a wimpy wheelie. memorize the sound when you slip the clutch n then judge if you should slip it with more... after enough practice itll become second nature n you woulnt even think twice n stand er up to bp right away. just remember, always clutch it up, bouncing it up in a power wheelie is for amatures n ALWAYS COVER YOUR REAR BRAKE in any attempt of a wheelie. be careful n practice makes perfect! N watch out for the law! ha ha ha
08-02-2008, 02:07 PM
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Re: 04 636 highway wheelie
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What the **** did you just say? Do you ride a Katana?
The 636 pulls up clutching it at 70mph in third gear~
And 4th gear up to 90+. Impossible? Maybe, if you leave the goddamn keys at home!
Holy ****!
Moving on~
Dude, if you want to do a squid wheelie, you need to smooth out your pimping hand and use the brake more. You're probably choppy on the throttle, which is causing the "power" fear..... Don't be gay, use the rear brake
What the **** did you just say? Do you ride a Katana?
The 636 pulls up clutching it at 70mph in third gear~
And 4th gear up to 90+. Impossible? Maybe, if you leave the goddamn keys at home!
Holy ****!
Moving on~
Dude, if you want to do a squid wheelie, you need to smooth out your pimping hand and use the brake more. You're probably choppy on the throttle, which is causing the "power" fear..... Don't be gay, use the rear brake
08-02-2008, 04:26 PM
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Re: 04 636 highway wheelie
Who the **** power wheelies? Goddamn, if he's or anybody is doing power wheelies in this forum, they need to go ahead and take up mountain biking or something. Everyone uses the clutch. And if they don't, they eventually learn that it's the most unsafe way to get a bike on one wheel short of a log in the ******* road.
For the record, I didn't call anyone an idiot... so eat a chub and get over yourself.
The kid never said he power wheelied. The response said powering it, so I assumed he was talking nuts, not squid PHYSICS 101.
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08-02-2008, 04:35 PM
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Re: 04 636 highway wheelie
My bad, I am a ******* idiot.
I'm just going to punch myself in the ******* dick now.
MY NEW ADVICE TO WHEELIE QUESTION!
GOOD LUCK
08-02-2008, 04:41 PM
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08-02-2008, 05:36 PM
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Re: 04 636 highway wheelie
i guess you have never tryed it when my f4i had staock gearing i could pull about a mile 2,3 gear wheelie.....clutch it at about 7600 rmp and stay in it until you reach balance they rock it out
08-02-2008, 05:46 PM
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Re: 04 636 highway wheelie
i had a zx7r the 450lb bike and i never looked at the rpm i just hear it out and i do stunts on 4wheelers so its a basic step in common with both but the balancing on one wheel is different and im married to my back brake thanks guys for the advice.
08-02-2008, 05:53 PM
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08-02-2008, 05:55 PM
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Re: 04 636 highway wheelie
He just said a power wheelie is damn near impossible on a 600 on the freeway, and the first thing you say is "clutch it at about"..
08-02-2008, 05:59 PM
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Re: 04 636 highway wheelie
Let's see it, because on stock gearing, I had to ping my f4i off rev limiter, and dump the clutch to get 3rd gear to just barely come up.
08-02-2008, 06:49 PM
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Re: 04 636 highway wheelie
maybe if he weighs 400lbs or has a HUGE girl on the back!!!!
It would wheelie on the kickstand! HAHA
08-02-2008, 06:51 PM
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08-02-2008, 10:02 PM
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Re: 04 636 highway wheelie
08-03-2008, 02:17 AM
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Re: 04 636 highway wheelie
man ppl just dont read nowadays
i said HE CANT POWER UP a wheelie.. POWER P-O-W-E-R
bet you 100$ you can not get your bone stock 600 to power up aka wheelie of the throttle on the freeway at 70+mph
i said HE CANT POWER UP a wheelie.. POWER P-O-W-E-R
bet you 100$ you can not get your bone stock 600 to power up aka wheelie of the throttle on the freeway at 70+mph
08-03-2008, 03:32 AM
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08-03-2008, 03:38 AM
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Re: 04 636 highway wheelie
i dont ever look at the rpm when clutching up a wheelie... when riding think of what gear your in, get up to the right speed, then clutch it up. when slipping the clutch to stand her up learn to do that by sound. start off with less then slip it with a lil more n more untill you clutch it up to bp. in second get up to 35-55 n slip the clutch a lil. if it barley comes up remember how it sounded when you did it n just slip it with a lil more. less is best when learning cus you woulnt have to visit the ER if you just do a wimpy wheelie. memorize the sound when you slip the clutch n then judge if you should slip it with more... after enough practice itll become second nature n you woulnt even think twice n stand er up to bp right away. just remember, always clutch it up, bouncing it up in a power wheelie is for amatures n ALWAYS COVER YOUR REAR BRAKE in any attempt of a wheelie. be careful n practice makes perfect! N watch out for the law! ha ha ha
ahh, how cute debo has groupies.
08-03-2008, 07:26 PM
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Re: 04 636 highway wheelie
ok so i hope what i wrote helped out.. if not i guess you gotta learn on your own like everyone else. as for "stock05"... you are an ignorant piece of **** and need to find something better to do with your waste of life. stock05, **** you! im sure i can ride better than you n kick your ***. at least i tried to help, you just talk ****.
