xxdarkfury01xx

what up everyone . i've been riding since june . and i want to get into stunting . the only problem is that i'm stuck wit an ex250r . so theres not really much i can do . i'm trying to do wheelies on it and ive been doing my research on it . only problem is that most of the tips are based off of bigger bikes . i've managed to get my front wheel a couple of inches of the ground today by working the clutch . i dont really know of anybody in my area who is into stunting to i dont have anyone to really tell me what i need to do to get it up higher . if anyone has some input that could help me out it would be deeply appreciated . thnks

jebova2301

slow down...give it a bit more throttle...drop the clutch quick

Trick

ask kelm!!!!!

Trachito

i started off on an extremely heavy rf600, and i've heard of guy's wheelieing the **** out of 250cc 4wheelers. u prolly just gotta learn to slip the clutch just right. one thing though, at least get frame sliders or something to protect the engine covers. and try bring her up from nearly a dead stop. good luck

shayneusaf

if slippin the clutch doesnt work id say put some bounce into it?? thats what i do on mopeds and ****...?

*trix*

4k arrrrrrpm drop the clutch and cover that back brake....nuff said

Rocketcrotch

I have had to pretty much stay on the back pegs to get my 250 up, but you lose all brake control that way... Hopefully I can learn something from this thread too.

Endo Andy

nearly every bike can wheelie. there are some that just take different positions and a little technique. so just keep working on bringing that front end higher a little more each time (while covering the brake) and you'll see some progression!

xxdarkfury01xx

i;ve progressed some . i got up a lil higher . just having trouble holding it . i think i'll be fine once i get used to it

paristakeover

people are doing wheelie on 90cc . Like most of the guys said it don't comes over night learn to dump the clutch . The most important thing make sure you cover the back brakes.

zxonone

dead stop, clutch it up, cover the brake*.


* - most important part.

MartinSLP

yup..i learned on the same bike.
i think i was revin that bitch to 7 grand the droppin the clutch...and that bike would shoot straight up. haha i think i even got some footage of it.. imma check tomorrow. anyway...


all these guys are givin great advise... just take your time, start off small... dead stop or coasting... try 4thousand rpms first..... slip the clutch.. and cover that back break.

little by little work your way up to 7 grand...

always cover your break..and always wear protective gear

Kevmo7

learn from this guy:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llvvAygcAUE