how to wheelie without dropping it????

[stu9000]

Having got into biking reletively late i didnt pull wheelies on an old 50cc in my back garden.
Now Ive got the VTR, and grown into it, I want to pop wheelies.

Im a bit wary of just dropping the clutch in case I go over, or,,, over react, land wobbly and get thrown off.

Im sure Im being a bit over cautious.
How can I learn the trick without regretting it.

Stu

[Max]

http://www.abercon.co.uk/vtr1000/phpBB2 ... php?t=4067

This I believe

[iggy1966]

http://www.abercon.co.uk/vtr1000/phpBB2 ... 97&start=0

This ones quite comprehensive

[essexbloke]

Ahem!! (cough, cough)

Wheelying is not big, it's not clever, and above all - it's very dangerous.




(but it does look sooooo cool when you do it right!!!)

[sparky750]

Ahem!! (cough, cough)

Wheelying is not big, it's not clever, and above all - it's very dangerous.




(but it does look sooooo cool when you do it right!!!)

The bigger they are the cleverer they are

[Squiffythewombat]

[quote="essexbloke"]Ahem!! (cough, cough)

Wheelying is not big, it's not clever, and above all - it's very dangerous.




says those who cant.........LOL


sparky, ill update my thread tonight as ive been praticing LOADSSSS and i now hit the limiter in 1st but cant quite get the 1st-2nd change!! It also REFUSES to come up in 2nd. Ill post pics.vids tonight as ive been lazy this last week!

[stu9000]

Thanks for the info.

Will put it into practise sooooon.

Hopefully can add an update that puts me in the "cool" camp rather than the "tw@" with the busted fairing camp.

Stu