chulok371

this is the video of my stand up wheelies going about 63 or 62 in 3rd. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0HkWHdzn5k and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewfgAcQjYB4. am i bounce on the throttle too much or is it just right? from what you can see with the movements

OnEWhEeLNEAL

You sure it wasnt 61 or 64mph

~Carms~

I remember riding behind Patrick Stephens in Daytona filming his 500 mile wheelie..

chulok371

# 1 you funny with the mph thing ans #2 imposs

VerticalLimits

looked like you were clutching it up just fine to me... although my sense of direction was messed up by the sideways video ...

Work on being smoother with the throttle and bring it back further...

If possible, have someone video tape you riding one, i'm sure you're feeling like you're way up there... so once you see it on vid, you know you can go back further and maintain a constant speed versus gaining speed and ride it out just my quick observation...

Danger_Dave

outstanding if those were the 1st two wheelies you ever done. sounds like you are in 2nd gear. that used to be my favorite. now its 1st gear. you need to clutch it up quicker so you dont gain any acceleration. then bring it up a little higher and be smoother on the throttle. you want to stay at balance point and occasionally a little bit in front of it.

Danger_Dave

thats retarded. the world record for longest wheelie is no where near a quarter of that. think about how far that is, thats like a 4 hour drive in a subaru outback. you aint gonna be in any position other than seatstander or foot in the bar if you are rockin more than 5 miles unless you have forearms like popeye. well actually you'd have to really be popeye himself. and a 4 hour seatstander just aint happening. my fat *** could hardly stand a 4 hour watch on an aircraft carrier.

chulok371

it was 3rd gear and i feel way to high that why i ride the gear out. but sometimes i feel i hit balance point but them i start shifting toward the left because i think im putting too much pressure on the left leg

jbstunts

your not ****** serious with this post r u?

~Carms~

Uhm. I was being sarcastic about the 500 miles.. You people are hot to jump on someones ***

JR - R6

is Daytona 500 miles long? How does one do a mid-wheelie refuel?

T-Dubby

Sounded good man.. just clutch little harder and cover the brake.. and learn to steady the throttle out

~Carms~

Ninja skillz

EZEC

i can wheelie 500 miles easy!!!!!

malott442

Umm, carefully. DUH!

I could see some crazy *** Asian stunt team trying this soon. Not being racist! Just I've seen some crazy **** on Japanese TV.

malott442

You're doing well on the clutch, but I need a few questions answered. Was this sitting down or stagger? If you're staggering, then if you feel comfortable with it, clutch a hair harder. Use the throttle less and the brake more to control. If you're sitting down, try getting used to looking around the bike. If you're feeling wobbly when you get near BP, then adjust yourself to center out the weight. You're pretty close man, keep it up!

Wait, this was on a road? That's illegal

PLEASE practice with the brake. It'll save your hide and bike. Not saying you;re not using it, just a friendly reminder!

And remember, the rear brake can overheat! I would suggest hi temp brake fluid at least. I had lost brake on my 636 twice due to boiling fluid. I use the **** out of it though. Never looped, just pooped my pants a little

RROCCO

Boeing KC-135 Stratotanker

Danger_Dave

that or someone has to be riding along side you switchback spreader no handed with a gas jug.

Danger_Dave

oh i thought your bike was stock. 2nd gear 40mph then.

-matt g-

turn your camera the right way