wheelie help
05-19-2009, 12:44 AM
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wheelie help
Ok I no ima get creamed for this but guys I wanna learn my balance point I can pick up my bike in 1st 2nd 3rd and 4th gear but I chase my wheelies I usually pick it up in 3 on the highway I pick it up at 60 but I run it till it comes down by iself how can I fix it. I bring the bike all the way up to where I'm looking at the clouds so if you pros dnt mind giving me a couple of pointers id appreciate it
05-19-2009, 12:59 AM
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Re: wheelie help
wheelies arent rocket science.
wheelie not high enough add gas
wheelie too high add rear brake
how do u know youre not high enough? if youre gaining rpms/speed
how do you know youre too high? your tail is scraping
thats all you need to know which is pretty common knowledge, the rest is just doing it over and over again till you get comfortable enough to do it right.
wheelie not high enough add gas
wheelie too high add rear brake
how do u know youre not high enough? if youre gaining rpms/speed
how do you know youre too high? your tail is scraping
thats all you need to know which is pretty common knowledge, the rest is just doing it over and over again till you get comfortable enough to do it right.
05-19-2009, 01:26 AM
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Re: wheelie help
Check it out bro... Do you realize that there are people on here EVERY DAY asking that same question when it has been answered so many times!!! There is a search button at the top of this page, go click on it, post your question, and read the previous threads that are about that subject....
And unfortunately, SDFKILLZ is right..... There is nothing anyone in this forum can tell you that will make your wheelies any easier... He narrowed it down, now take the advice and go practice.... Cover your brake, give it some gas and get it higher and higher every time....
Good luck and try to video tape EVERYTHING!!!
-Jesse
05-19-2009, 01:39 AM
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Re: wheelie help
Check it out bro... Do you realize that there are people on here EVERY DAY asking that same question when it has been answered so many times!!! There is a search button at the top of this page, go click on it, post your question, and read the previous threads that are about that subject....
-Jesse
05-19-2009, 01:44 AM
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05-19-2009, 01:51 AM
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Re: wheelie help
hey if you dont like our advice, go ask one of the other 44 stunnaz you ride with.!!
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05-19-2009, 02:08 AM
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Re: wheelie help
Dude did you see my sprocket set up 3rd gear sit downs 4th gear stand ups at 70 if you dnt like that maybe I can tell the other 44 stunnaz to show you how to pick up a 600 like that or maybe you need to get the ********* to try that. No ofense to they other ppl
