Mile-High Wheelie
03-20-2006, 09:41 AM
#4
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MotoGP
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^ Smart ***! 
It should have NO problem doing a 1st gear wheelie....anywhere...anytime. :wink: But don't do wheelies emmkay. Wheelies are bad emmkay...and if you do wheelies then you'll be bad emmkay.
It should have NO problem doing a 1st gear wheelie....anywhere...anytime. :wink: But don't do wheelies emmkay. Wheelies are bad emmkay...and if you do wheelies then you'll be bad emmkay.
03-20-2006, 05:21 PM
#7
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Squid
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Morrison Colorado
Posts: 60
Re: Mile-High Wheelie
YES most defanatly! You need to clutch it up in second but for first all I need is just 3500 rpm 4000 rpm mite be the norm you go any higher and it will come up way to fast and you better becarfull although alote has to do with your weight I weight 170lbs. Just close and whack open to throttle briskly and the front will no doubt come up!!! Be ready to click second and you will ride a wheelie for a long time remember that rear brake is your friend if you find your self coming up to fast!!
What's it outside, nuthin' degrees?
03-21-2006, 01:47 PM
#12
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Superstock
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Merritt,MI.
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Re: Mile-High Wheelie
maybe play around in first to find the balance point. but these bikes come up fast and nasty in first.If you want to ride it out a little bit pull it up in second gear then you can learn to shift through the wheelie.But you did not hear it for me.And do not do anything your not comfortable with
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