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any tips on wheelies - 4/20/2007 8:33:19 PM   
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i have a 98 cbr900RR and i want to learn to wheelie like crazy..... i can pull out of a redlight and get the rpms up, dump it, and get back on it and ride out through 3rd.. BUT i can't get the feel for clutching wheelies in like second and especially not third.... any tips to help me clutch wheelies, so i can do the high speed wheelies with my buddies that do it??? 

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RE: any tips on wheelies - 4/20/2007 8:35:19 PM   
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practice which is where im heading in about an hour

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RE: any tips on wheelies - 4/22/2007 2:24:15 AM   
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The best tip that I heard in which to ride wheelies...

Take it in secod gear to a middle range in RMP's, accelerate moderately (not wide open, but a good amount of thottle) and WHILE ACCELERATING pull the clutch in quickly and release (for less than second.)

So, I would go about 40, gas it and while keeping the trottle open, hit the clutch breifly. This whould bring the front up smoother that dumping the clutch from a stop.

On my 97 900RR, I would go about 30 in 1st, realease the gas and then accelarate. This would sort of bounce the front end and bring it up.

BTW - I think it is impressive that you can go from a stop to third gear on one wheel... I can't!

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RE: any tips on wheelies - 4/22/2007 6:07:41 PM   
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not from a stop but like you said be in first and dump it and get back on it.....

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RE: any tips on wheelies - 4/22/2007 9:17:30 PM   
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if u wanna get it up in 2nd or 3rd, you might have to bounce it.

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RE: any tips on wheelies - 4/22/2007 10:57:05 PM   
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quote:

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not from a stop but like you said be in first and dump it and get back on it.....


never do that, thats asking for a loop
learn to clutch it, get on stuntlife.com and search for clutching methods, its more predicatable and you can get that shit down better, **** bouncing i hate that shit it always throws me off balance, if my 600 can be clutched up without a bounce so can your 900, a 1st gear power wheelie is askin for it, just my opinion tho, do what ya do killla




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RE: any tips on wheelies - 4/22/2007 11:13:11 PM   
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well i rode a lil today, and worked some on clutchin.... my bike seems like if i don't lean back or bounce it, it just wants to blow the tire off when i rev, and dump in second.... i have one question though......... i bought the bike off of a guy who was about 300 lbs. i'm 180, and the ass end is really stiff.. would it make it easier to do this shit, if i softened up the suspension???

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RE: any tips on wheelies - 4/23/2007 2:13:14 AM   
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the tire is probably just cold, that or you just havent got your clutching down yet, practice. beware: wheelies are like herion nicotine and crack 

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RE: any tips on wheelies - 4/23/2007 11:20:10 AM   
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is it better to slip the clutch to come up or dump it?

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RE: any tips on wheelies - 4/23/2007 12:18:50 PM   
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Slip the clutch. The time you dump it and the front end comes up a lot quicker then you planned it, youll see why.

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RE: any tips on wheelies - 4/24/2007 10:52:47 AM   
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will loosening up the rear suspension help me any? i bought the bike from a fatass, and it is stif as shit!!

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RE: any tips on wheelies - 4/24/2007 3:31:57 PM   
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leave the suspension alone, adjust the rider, not the bike, but learn slow dont rush

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RE: any tips on wheelies - 4/24/2007 3:35:23 PM   
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allright, i practiced some today, and i found BP in first and can ride it smooth through 3rd pretty comfy... but i still can't consistently get it up in second.. kinda frustrating

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RE: any tips on wheelies - 4/24/2007 3:36:16 PM   
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if youre shifting gears you arent at balance point, hence the term balance point, not "shift to the next gear point"


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RE: any tips on wheelies - 4/25/2007 10:06:06 AM   
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good point. i need to grow bigger balls and work on throttle control too

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