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RE: help me get it up - 10/9/2008 5:03:08 PM

TK954RR

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I have a 954, geared, and i clutch first gear.

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RE: help me get it up - 10/9/2008 9:12:30 PM

scorpion2420

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i''ve been told clutching wheelie''s in 1st is good way to start cuz your goin at a decent speed. they say around 4-5k rpm slip your clutch and you should be up. plus in first u have more engine braking cuz u probably wont tap ur rear brake pedal to bring it back down. start low rpms and keep incrementing up, that way you''ll get a feel for it oh and lower your back tire pressure as well to around 20psi if ur gonna try that shit

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RE: help me get it up - 10/14/2008 4:16:15 PM

motosikel

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yeah bro. I just abt a month ago and I can ride a 10 to 11 o clock wheelie till I hit rev limiter. But anyway I tried in 2nd and it comes up damn near redline so u cant hold it for long. I also asked the same question a while ago on stuntlife thread is called clutch wheelie. They tell me to clutch it in first from damn near a dead stop. But you might want to get a cage or something first if u dont have one. Hope this helps ya.

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RE: help me get it up - 10/17/2008 8:34:28 AM

loko

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f**k that yank on that gas hard as hell and lean back look straight at the sunn Oh yea and make sure to stand on the back seat when you do!!! and then IF you live, sell the leftover parts to me!! >:)
or you could always just do things the right way?? (go find some guys that can ride and talk to+watch them!!!)Good advise!

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RE: help me get it up - 10/18/2008 6:39:47 PM

adams12

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eh screw the clutch for sit downs i geuss its great but your bike does or should have the power to pull it up in third once you get comfortable to it... takes a pretty good bounce but no clutch second should be no problem ...... and if it feels imposible keep practiceing ive got buddys that have been rideing a while and cant get it up for the life of them as much as its not t he same ive rode dirt bikes my whole life and it was less than a week and i had it down keep tryin it will come

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RE: help me get it up - 10/24/2008 9:02:09 AM

simplyorange

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i can get mine up fine, i just get nervous when it does come up.....i know im a puss...only been riding a week though

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RE: help me get it up - 10/24/2008 8:04:18 PM

jlowellb

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hey, I''m on a 03 F4i, Im new to stuntn too. I''ve been gettin it up dropping in at 4.5k-6k with a big bounce, Its all in the bounce. here''s my video I tape today. I bitch out, but its progress and perfection today.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yf3O1W7ThNY

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RE: help me get it up - 10/24/2008 8:54:21 PM

TK954RR

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Its not all in the bounce, its in your clutching technique.

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RE: help me get it up - 10/25/2008 5:31:22 AM

jlowellb

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quote:

ORIGINAL: TK954RR

Its not all in the bounce, its in your clutching technique.

FINE, its both. But If I don''t bounce the bike when useing my ''clutch technique'' it won''t come up.
So, I gets it not "all in the bounce" "its all in my bounce"