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RPM? Clutch Wheelies - 4/2/2008 12:06:21 PM    tribal600rr   Posts: 22 Joined: 4/1/2008 Status: offline I can do power wheelie's no problem but can never seem able to do a clutch wheelie.  How many RPM's should i hit before i pop the clutch?  I have an 06 cbr600rr.  Thanks Post #: 1

RE: RPM? Clutch Wheelies - 4/2/2008 2:57:35 PM    stunter411 Posts: 258 Joined: 10/5/2007 Status: offline   6000+ rpm's make sure u pull the cluth only little bit! NO HALF WAY  much more less then that (in reply to tribal600rr) Post #: 2

RE: RPM? Clutch Wheelies - 4/2/2008 5:42:22 PM    jjsmi Posts: 160 Joined: 3/14/2008 From: North East Philadelphia Status: offline Yeah same here, i can get power wheelies up no prob. but I cant ride them for long, and I've been tryin to clutch wheelie but can't seen to even get it up... (in reply to stunter411) Post #: 3

RE: RPM? Clutch Wheelies - 4/2/2008 6:57:02 PM    stunter411 Posts: 258 Joined: 10/5/2007 Status: offline there is only one way that you are going to get it, practic... and make sure the cover the rear brake... (in reply to jjsmi) Post #: 4

RE: RPM? Clutch Wheelies - 4/3/2008 7:22:00 AM    tribal600rr   Posts: 22 Joined: 4/1/2008 Status: offline Thanks i'll give that a try today. (in reply to stunter411) Post #: 5

RE: RPM? Clutch Wheelies - 4/3/2008 8:17:52 AM    F3Rider Posts: 96 Joined: 7/16/2007 Status: offline If you guys cant get-it-up theres only one other way.....Viagra ...see if that works  j/p _____________________________ 1996 CBR600F3 --Two Bros - Carbon Fiber - GP Style Slip-on --Fender Eliminator Kit --520VM DID Gold Chain --520 Conv. Vortex Sprockets (-1,+2) --Flush Mount Turn Signals --White Frame Sliders --Chrome Windshield --Custom Venting (in reply to tribal600rr) Post #: 6

RE: RPM? Clutch Wheelies - 4/24/2008 10:56:23 PM    skubysnak   Posts: 267 Joined: 4/21/2007 Status: offline Been trying myself.  Just keeps jerking when I slip he clutch.  I learned where my 929 slips by just cruising along and pull it in a little, then let it out quickly.  You'll soon figure out that point where it slips and if you start getting more balls to give it more throttle, it'll go up.    I know I just need to give it more throttle.  Someone told me to slip the clutch at about 5000rpm, slip it, but make sure to allow the rpm's to go up another 2000rpm before actually letting go. (in reply to F3Rider) Post #: 7

RE: RPM? Clutch Wheelies - 4/25/2008 3:06:07 PM    RCR Posts: 1313 Joined: 6/16/2007 Status: offline How are you doing your power wheelie's? power on, let off, back on to lift the front? If that's how your doing it ,skip the let off part and just slip the clutch at the same throttle and it will start to come up. From there just play with more gas to keep going up higher each time until you can do it. After enough times it will just come natural. I can pull it up from as slow as 5mph up to 65mph. you will get a feel for it after enough practice.. Just my Opinion though. _____________________________ 2001 CBR 929 (in reply to skubysnak) Post #: 8

RE: RPM? Clutch Wheelies - 4/26/2008 8:42:41 AM    jjsmi Posts: 160 Joined: 3/14/2008 From: North East Philadelphia Status: offline I leaned to pop them up in first no problem now, but in second, its a whole nother story, It just doesnt want to go up in second, any help? (in reply to RCR) Post #: 9

RE: RPM? Clutch Wheelies - 4/26/2008 2:23:06 PM    stunter411 Posts: 258 Joined: 10/5/2007 Status: offline its really simple if u know how to do it in 1st, every gear is higher rpms....so that means when u slip it more throttle (in reply to jjsmi) Post #: 10

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