Hi all!
STUNTINC is debuting the midwests ONLY wheelie machine at Prosource Motorsports in Morris IL(about 45 mins southwest of Chicago) on May 24th at Prosources open house. We will be charging a discounted rate for the open house, 5min for $15! Come out and test your skills on our wheelie machine and see how good you really are! ProSource is raffeling away a 250cc Yamaha Raptor quad and free food and drinks all day. Show up and support us on our opening day in the stunt world. Thanks guys hope to see you there!



STUNTINCs' website is www.stuntinc.com (soon to be updated)
Prosource's website is www.prosourcemotorsports.com for directions

 

Gay.....

 

you sure are

 

Go find balance point you squidlishish homo

 

Ok, no love around here!

whats gay about it? Its kinda like a foam pit for FMX guys, you can try out tricks and get the feel for it before actually taking it to the street.
I respect your opinion but thats your opinion.
ever tried one before? not as easy as it is on the street

 

U got maaad skiilllzz

 

 

you can not compare a bike that is tied down solid so it can not move side to side. so no you cant get the feel of doing a trick on there compered to the real deal ****.

waste of money. if you wanna get the feel for a trick grow some ***** and hit up a lot with your helmet and wheelie away.


let me know this.

can you clutch it up on the wheelie machine from a dead stop? does it give the same feeling from clutching it up from a dead stop as you would in a lot?

i dont see that happening.

 

ya its cool for ppl who dont know how to ride wheelies but we all know how to ride wheelies......Well most of us do.......well some of us do anyways ha ha

 

people who ride that **** and get on the street must get a reality check

 

ok we got a the wheelie thing now weres the stoppie one???

 

you guys need to not talk ****. Riding a wheelie machine is wayyy harder than on the street. You have no idea how hard it is to hold a wheelie on a perfectly smooth barrel and a rope on your front wheel and a solid axle preventing side to side motion.. until you do shut it!

 

you realy need to get some new material.... seeing as i got bp and all...



why dont you learn a new trick seeing as you've had idle on lock for 3 years now??

 

fitty you have hit bp for maybe five foot three times.........and i havent even had my bike three years homo muchless been in a parking lot

 

shut up podunk, you dont even come ride to know whether i have it or not...

btw... i do...

 

Ive tried it before. For more than a couple mins. Heres my HONEST opinion on it.

This is what it will teach the "new" guy trying to learn to stunt.

1. Teachs you how high balance point is.
2. What it feels like if you go back too far.
3. The concept of how to clutch a wheelie up.
4. Proper form.
5. Throttle control.

Overall you will learn the basics and technique of how to wheelie.

The down falls are.

1. No side to side movement.
2. No wind variation.
3. Really easy to slow the wheelie down WITHOUT using the brake.
4. Not everyone is going to have the same bike you have on your machine.

So to some it all up, with the RIGHT person teaching a NEW rider on the machine, YES they can learn a lot. But you have to stress to them the difference on riding a wheelie on the machine and on the street. The CONCEPT is the same but its not 100% realistic.

 

Yes I agree with SIC. I never said it was a realistic way to learn new **** but you can learn the basic maneuver like how your leg has to get around the clip-ons or maybe there is an unforseen problem that you realize on the machine that you wouldn't have on the street until its too late.

I realize that this is not for everyone, maybe not for anyone on this forum but hey I was just giving it a shot. If anyone on here lives near by and comes out to Prosource on the 24th and tells me they are from this board we'll talk and maybe I'll let you try it and you might see things differently.

I also understand and have waivers for participants to sign saying this in no way shape or form can be done the same way on the street and if so serious injury or death can happen.(sumarizing)

Just to pull the wheelie up on this machine is rediculous, the only thing that this replicates is the balance point and throttle control.

thanks for the input though

 

Dude if i was you i would make a gaurd around the wheel and chain cause that is just asking for a lawsuit if someone fell down and there leg got caught up it would or could cut there foot right off......I give you props tho anything to get the sport out there and put dinner on the table

 

I'm with Josh on the sharkfin or something to keep someone from losing a foot!

I also agree with Sic because I have ridden one and its not the same at all. Its a pain in the *** to get up because dude wouldn't let us clutch and the engine brake was way diff. It was not what I was used to to be honest. Its kinda like a 4 wheeler....for guys who can rock the good **** its boring, but to newbs they were happy as **** and takin pics!

 

oh oh oh... can I try.. can I try it please, please, please, please!!!!!!