How can I make it faster?
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RE: How can I make it faster? - 6/14/2005 4:07:58 PM
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chainstretcher
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Wheelie problems are generally due to the rider quitting early. I've seen many people that try to pull a wheelie start shifting their weight forward as soon as the nose starts to lift. Some get spooked by the nose coming up and don't give it enough gas. Unless there is something seriously wrong with your bike you should be able to walk that thang. I've read articles that favor clutch or power or combo of both. One article was like 5 pages long. If you wanna do wheelies you just need to do a couple things right. 1) Plant yourself on the seat and don't move forward when it starts to come up 2) Run it to 30mph in 1st and then open it up. Not slowly either -- open that bad boy up. 3) Cover the rear brake in case you start to go over. ****caution : this will cause you to land HARD but is better than flipping**** it's better to ease off the throttle. 4) A lot of people prefer bouncing it up in 2nd because you can control the throttle better -- only thing is you're doing 50-60mph as it's coming up. Kinda fast to be learning. So find an empty parking lot and practice, practice, practice. Remember though ... eventually you will crash doing any kind of stunt. Even the pros do. So be careful and wear the gear.
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RE: How can I make it faster? - 6/15/2005 3:15:01 PM
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bwhittington00
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Yeah..... I can get it up in first and I'm fairly comfortable standing it up in first now.... But shouldn't it stand up in second? I have it revd hard and give it all she has and it gets moving don't get me wrong. But it won't stand up. Other bikes I see just punch it and they're bike pulls up. I want mine to.
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