Yamaha R6 Stuntable?
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Yamaha R6 Stuntable?
Hello everyone, this is my first post. I just recently got a R6 and I have been messing around with it. And a few buddies of mine have GSX-R's and it seems like when pull wheelies, its much easier. Is my bike just weak? Is there anything I can do to make the front come up alittle easier? Thanks
#2
Re: Yamaha R6 Stuntable?
just learn to clutch it up and practice like hell.read the sticky thread at the top help and how too.you'll learn a lot there if you take it all in and practice right,also if your bike is brand brand new id say get a crash cage..if your going to stunt it your prolly gonna lay it down sooner or later and a cage will save you $$$$$ big time
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Re: Yamaha R6 Stuntable?
Originally Posted by onlineshowoff
Hello everyone, this is my first post. I just recently got a R6 and I have been messing around with it. And a few buddies of mine have GSX-R's and it seems like when pull wheelies, its much easier. Is my bike just weak? Is there anything I can do to make the front come up alittle easier? Thanks
definately not weak. like he said read that thread on how to wheelie. my gsxr 6 comes up super easy you just have to know how. i also went down -1 in the front and + 1 in the rear and now its a wheelie monster
good luck
\cody
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Re: Yamaha R6 Stuntable?
When you guys clucth it up..what rpm are you going to? Im taking it around 9g. I will definately look into a cage. How much would it cost me to go -1 and +1? WOuld I have to get a new chain?
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Re: Yamaha R6 Stuntable?
Originally Posted by onlineshowoff
When you guys clucth it up..what rpm are you going to? Im taking it around 9g. I will definately look into a cage. How much would it cost me to go -1 and +1? WOuld I have to get a new chain?
im not sure what im clutching it up at i dont really look at the tach.. maybe like5 or 6.
i did a 520 conversion on mine so it also gets ride of unsprung weight. = more power. but i think i got mine for no more than 150$. if you do that though it will power up in first gear no problem.
\cody
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Re: Yamaha R6 Stuntable?
oh and i would only get a cage if you plan on stuntin it. but id you want to go for canyon jams like i do then i would worry about it scapin. hey that might look cool at night though with the sparks. :YEAH
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Re: Yamaha R6 Stuntable?
Originally Posted by onlineshowoff
wow..only 5-6g? I dont think I'd ever be able to get up in that low of RPM..
like i said im not really paying attention to the tach but with that gearing it comes up pretty easy i know i power it up in first around 5 or 6.
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Re: Yamaha R6 Stuntable?
i can clutch or power mine up at around 4k rpms and my bike is underpowered and overweight its really all in how you do it. give a dude that knows how to wheelie a ninja250 and he'll rock it. give a newbie a gsxr1000 and they wont be able to wheelie it..or something to that nature its all about its done. also try bouncing it a little and tugging on the bars
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Re: Yamaha R6 Stuntable?
I have an 01 R6. It just takes time and practice. When my bike was stock, i could clutch it up easily. When i was learning i would try watching the tach and clutching it up. Usually this method would mess me up. With stock gearing i could clutch up around 6k. The best thing to do is go by engine sound. My wheelies got much smoother as well as more consistent. If you watch your take, your throwing your concentration off. Now i went down 1 and up 2 in the rear and i can clutch it up in 4th with a bounce. The best thing i have noticed is, dont speed up then let off the gas and pause then clutch it up. This will just make you jump the front end to high and scare you. Just accelerate and while accelerating in a split second pull clutch in and release. In that same movement give just a little more gas. Comes up much smoother that way. Practice first gear power wheelies. Remember time and practice. Dont expect to go out there and ride a mile long wheelie your first couple of times. Start small and get higher and farther each time. Good luck and be careful.
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Re: Yamaha R6 Stuntable?
Originally Posted by boostnm3
Oh and one thing i forgot to mention is that a Yamaha R6 has a high balance point compared to most bikes so that will make riding a wheelie a little scarier.
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Re: Yamaha R6 Stuntable?
i have an 03 r6 and i can clutch em up in 1st gear at 4 grand. im going about 15 mph and im just learning and at that speed you can have more ***** then high speeds. also get a stunt cage. i bought the racing 905 and hated it. the way the engine bolt is the cage is way to close to your shins and you will bang them up all day. and returned it and bought a freestyle ingenuity cage and absolutely love it. no problems. i cant even tell its there when riding.
just practice. thats what i am doing
also a side question...
my boy also has the 03 r6 and he was 12 o clocking yesterday and his engine froze up on him. is this normal or just a random accident. caz he called me and asked how many r6 i have seen 12'd before and even with all the stunt vidz i have i havent really seen an r6 12'd. im pretty sure it could be done but i want to know how to 12 sooner or later
just practice. thats what i am doing
also a side question...
my boy also has the 03 r6 and he was 12 o clocking yesterday and his engine froze up on him. is this normal or just a random accident. caz he called me and asked how many r6 i have seen 12'd before and even with all the stunt vidz i have i havent really seen an r6 12'd. im pretty sure it could be done but i want to know how to 12 sooner or later
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Re: Yamaha R6 Stuntable?
Originally Posted by catach42
i did a bp standup 2dae for the first time in about a month (been rockin slow ****) and holy **** did bp feel low. i remember before i learned slow stuff how high it felt, but ever since i learned coasters i have trouble stayin low enuf. as long as u have the reflex to use the brake its all in good fun