power wheelies
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power wheelies
hey im learning to do power wheelies, second gear at about 8000rpm snap back and then full throttle, im getting the wheel of the ground for about 3 seconds, and about a foot off the ground, i dont want to do clutch wheelies because im worried of getting it to high and slamming down hard doing damage, the way im doing it seems smooth and i like how it feels, its even better when there is a little crest to help the front end up a bit, am i doing the right thing or should i try clutch wheelies
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Re: power wheelies
Hmmm...is this what this forum has become....teaching newbies how to pop wheelies.
Ofcourse its....... "black"
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Re: power wheelies
try what you like mate.
they world is your oyster.
i never clutch up.
but im no stunter either, i normally do it on the track or on the dirt squirter
they world is your oyster.
i never clutch up.
but im no stunter either, i normally do it on the track or on the dirt squirter

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Re: power wheelies
Well, try 1st gear, gas up and slight lean back. Try it without the lean back and you will probably do it anyway
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Afterall 1st gear gets you up around the 100 or so.

Afterall 1st gear gets you up around the 100 or so.
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Re: power wheelies
I learnt how to clutch them up 'cause that's what Aardy's article taught for a 600 then promptly decided to stop sorry not much help.
it hasn't become anything, he's just asking a question about riding his bike, where should he ask, a knitting forum?
blackryder wrote:Hmmm...is this what this forum has become....teaching newbies how to pop wheelies.

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Re: power wheelies
My z750 gets looks all the time. And nothing looks better than a bike on it's rear wheel and a rider who can control it,
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Re: power wheelies
Stick with 2nd gear mate. First is 2 touchy and 2nd will allow you control the wheelie alot better once it is up.
Once it is up lean forward over the tank and try easy off the throttle a bit (dont shut it off). Easying off the throttle will allow you to level out the raise of the front wheel. once level just mediate the throttle in sync with the wheelie.
Try getting your hands on a dirt bike first. it'll teach you the basics within a day
Once it is up lean forward over the tank and try easy off the throttle a bit (dont shut it off). Easying off the throttle will allow you to level out the raise of the front wheel. once level just mediate the throttle in sync with the wheelie.
Try getting your hands on a dirt bike first. it'll teach you the basics within a day

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Re: power wheelies
Mate, just rev the fuker to redline and dump the clutch, that will sure get your attention, ffs wheelies thats so Neka 1990's 

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Re: power wheelies
Yeah man...the boys in blue love wheelstands too.Grow a brain ya dickhead.
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Re: power wheelies
Yeah..... could be in the car park at Hoffinator IndustriesSix Addict wrote:who says he's doing it on a public road?


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power wheelies
Mate I can't do wheelies to save myself, but good on ya for having a go ..... I'd love to learn one day too. Maybe when I get that chooky.
And don't worry about the nanny state sooks, just choose your time and place
And don't worry about the nanny state sooks, just choose your time and place

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Re: power wheelies
Stuzrx wrote:Yeah man...the boys in blue love wheelstands too.Grow a brain ya dickhead.
Why is it that someone who wants to learn how to get the front wheel off the deck is automatically a dickhead who is going to do it in inappropriate places? Every time someone asks about wheelies on here, they get flamed. As long as it is practiced in a secluded environment, where is the harm in learning? It's their bike, they can break it if they want

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Re: power wheelies
There, fixeddave#3 wrote:I'd love to learn one day too. Maybe when I get that ZRX I'm dreaming of - I hear they do it without to much effort![]()

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Re: power wheelies
never done one? Ever riden with anybody that has? Did you flame them to there face?Stuzrx wrote:Yeah man...the boys in blue love wheelstands too.Grow a brain ya dickhead.
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