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TENNBANSHEE -> RE: Raw power (5/6/2008 11:28:23 AM)
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ORIGINAL: KidCr3nshaw Man, at the risk of sounding like a dick... If you can't get it up from a power wheelie in 2nd, my guess is you're not fully aware of the power range on your bike and when to expect it and how to get it. To me that says you shouldn't be doing wheelies. Dude I can power wheelie in 2nd on the F3 - if that was something I wanted to do. I'm a clutch guy, through and through. Apart from having a fvcked up bike, the onyl problem I can see is you. Again, I'm not trying to be a dick but it seems as if the wheelie-question season is upon us and I see a lot of bad habits/practice/and advice being given. Let's put it this way - if you're taking the time to write on a forum to ask a question about your bike and how it wheelies, you shouldn't be doing them. I would recommend logging out, finding an empty parking lot and learn it. Nothing anyone can tell you will make you hear the RPM's and feel the power range any better than if you were to go out and figure it out yourself. Other than that find some people that know what they're doing and watch them. Listen. Whatever you do, be carefull man. [:D] good advice. no one wants to hear about you loopin' it and then asking for a tail section. Be careful and listen to what the bike is telling you and soon you will not think, you will do.
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