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RE: how to wheelie vid - 3/13/2006 12:59:06 PM   
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I wheelie my bike and have for a while. Only ONE problem I see with this vid!!!!.......that's ONLY true on the LARGER cc'd bikes!! I'm sorry, but unless you weigh 150 or less, then MAYBE a 600 will come up on it's own, but NO way will it if you weigh very much at ALL. I'm not fat, but I'm a larger guy. (i should be on a 1k, which I have now) But, with my 05 600rr, I have to get it up to around 7k rpm's dump the throttle then JERK it back open. It comes up ok then, but not just by rolling on it! HOWEVER, that being said, THE VIDEO IS AWESOME for beginners. My buddy had NEVER wheelied, and since I sent him the link, he's been layin down some BIG time wheelies. 2 weeks and he's goin over 3 blocks!!!! I think that's good anyways. Took me FOREVER!


Yeah i was trying to see what kind of kawi he was riding cause like you said, with my 600rr i gotta get it up to at least 8-10k to get the front up....


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RE: how to wheelie vid - 3/18/2006 6:08:32 PM   
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honestly, I think it's a kawi zx12. I'm not 100% ON THAT though. I know it's at least a thousand tho. My new Gixxer 1k will come up on command! And sometimes without. My girl weighs 120 pounds and if SHE cracks the throttle open on the 05 600rr, it comes up on her! But, it's around the powerband that it does it. But, I weigh around 210. not happenin with me! Like I said, I have to take it up to around 6 or 7 SORT OF hard, and then DUMP the throttle, and INSTANTLY snap it back open, using the front forks' recoil as a spring. And it'll stand STRAIGHT up. And for you smaller guys, watch that, cause it'll loop with me, and I can't imagine what it would do if I only weighed around 150!!!!! Have fun and ride safe!

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RE: how to wheelie vid - 3/18/2006 8:08:44 PM   
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He's riding a kawasaki zx 636, with a sprocket that lets him roll on wheelie power easier. The guy in the video is Dave Sonsky he wrote for Super Bike magazine for a year back in 2003 and he is one of the worlds foremost instructors of wheelie schools. Ive seen pics of him doing 12 oclock endos in pouring rain. That guy can wheelie anything with two wheels, period.

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RE: how to wheelie vid - 3/18/2006 10:06:24 PM   
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actually, not to argue, but you ARE right....in one instance. He is NOT riding the same bike! I actually see him on 3 different ones. He's next to a 636, look at the graphics on the kawi he rides with the power wheelies, then the one he's next to while he's talkin, two different ones. And, with the 2 mile, he says he's on a FAZER 1000! A stripped down R1. (naked). Much different. And he doesn't say anything about sprocket conversions. That's my only dissagreement with that. Don't mistake this as an arguement towards you Armstrong, you actually got me wondering, so I watched it again.

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RE: how to wheelie vid - 3/21/2006 11:35:13 PM   
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Yes, on the two mile wheelie he is riding a fazer 1000, but on most of the video its a black kwacker 636. The reason I know he has a sprocket change is that most stunters use altered gearing in order to help the bike to punch up to the balance point. In his writing in Super Bike magazine he refers to his own bikes ( always a Kawasaki 600 series) and he uses 1 tooth (down) up front for all the bikes he stunts with, assuming this is one of his bikes I would bet my life that his gears are arranged this way, and you cant tell because the front sprocket is under the fairing. This is how his bike is lifting so easily off the ground at 7000 rpm. I canged my gearing beacuse of his articles.


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RE: how to wheelie vid - 3/23/2006 1:10:28 PM   
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ok, so if i have an 87 600, will it get up, cause i have opened that thing up in first at lights before and it hasnt jumped like that. i dont remember getting over about 7K though. i think i might try before i repair/paint my bike.

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RE: how to wheelie vid - 3/23/2006 10:28:13 PM   
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Depends on how aggressive you get with the gearing. It should make it easier to lift up though. Be carfull, your bike will rev out much quicker with altered gearing.

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RE: how to wheelie vid - 4/3/2006 6:20:38 PM   
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Yeah, you have to get a 600 within 9-11k to get the front wheel up without clutching.... I usually take it up to 40-45 in first then dump it and get on it when the forks come back up and it comes up pretty easy....

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RE: how to wheelie vid - 4/13/2006 7:01:18 PM   
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too bad he didnt get into stand up wheelies whole different ball game there

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RE: how to wheelie vid - 4/13/2006 7:57:49 PM   
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rrasco if you gear down one in the front and two up in the back you will still have to dump the clutch to get that thing off of the ground. 600's are a little bit harder to just roll on the throttle and bring up the front especially with a bike of your age (speaking from experience used to own one of those).

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RE: how to wheelie vid - 4/14/2006 4:00:58 PM   
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that vid is the best video i actual can do wheelies now that look good its a freekin rush im luvin

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RE: how to wheelie vid - 4/21/2006 11:51:51 PM   
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Do you guys dump the throttle in 1st or 2nd? I rolled on hard like in the video and brought my o6 600rr up to 12k rpms and I got nothing. I weight about 205. What about slipping the clutch? That seems like it would be better than dumping the throttle?

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RE: how to wheelie vid - 4/22/2006 9:38:06 PM   
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The best way to learn a wheelie is get used to it coming up in first. Bring it up to about 15 or 20 then chop the throttle off then about 1/2 way real fast and it will bring it up. Just take it slow and go a inch or foot at a time till you get used to it coming up. In 2nd the only way your getting it up is by jumping on it or clutching it up. Ill attatch a lil vid of me learning the stand up is in 1st gear chopping the throttle and the sitdowns are clutching it up
http://members.cox.net/turboedsupe/Movie.wmv


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RE: how to wheelie vid - 4/23/2006 8:30:25 AM   
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http://members.cox.net/turboedsupe/Movie.wmv



damn, thought you were going to bunny hop over the kid sitting down..

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RE: how to wheelie vid - 4/23/2006 1:02:08 PM   
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Haha yeah that dude is retarded he over reacts to everything. I just laid his bike down from a stoppie going no where and layed there for like 10 minutes my friend even walked his bike out the street for him

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