Think its time?

[JaKe 2k7 - 125cc Bulldog]

Think your quite experienced?

Time to try something else rather than going fast n the slight jumps, Why not try wheelies, here's my 'How to do a wheelie'

What you want to do is, is ride along in 1st gear fairly slow. Put your right foot on the rear brake, but don't press it down at all. This is a safegaurd to save you if the front wheel comes up too high. Just tap your foot down onto the brake if you freak out. This will bring your front wheel back to earth very quickly.

Next thing to do is rev your engine with the clutch pulled in and hold the throttle maybe 1/3 open. Don't rev too high otherwise you'll flip right over. As you hold the revs at a steady pace, just release the clutch quickly and smoothly. I tend to only use 1 or 2 fingers so that you can still hold the bars tight. Keep practicing with your revs gradually getting higher until the wheel comes up high enough to keep the wheelie going for a while.

As you progress with your wheelies, you need to learn to bring the front up higher right up to the balance point. You'll actually need to tap the rear brake quite a bit to balance the bike out and eventually slow the wheelie down. Using the rear brake is not an option, its part of the technique for having a wheelie completely in control.
Slowing down a wheelie down is very advanced so I don't advise it until you feel comfortable with balance point wheelies.

Be sure to wear at least a helmet when learning because it can save you big time

[xsportjim]

you should try it in second without using the clutch. find the tork, blip it up,catch it then head for 3rd gear for big long wheelies! first gear is for controlled wheelies up hills ect:thumbs:

[JaKe 2k7 - 125cc Bulldog]

This is for beginners, your PRO :D

[Despise]

This is for beginners, your PRO :Dyea but a wheelie is easier with abit of speed as it balences you out abit otherwise your get it up in 1st and then struggle to keep it straight if your not good. Also i agree with jim, clutching it is not the best way and 2nd gear is better to pull up with, long as your comfortable with your riding and balence you shouldnt worry just do it.

[michaelmx]

bet you cant weelie a tractor :D

[JaKe 2k7 - 125cc Bulldog]

LMAO! Can you wheelie a tractor :p

[Alex10]

bet you cant weelie a tractor :D
I can wheelie my lawn mower :confused::icon_lol:

[michaelmx]

LMAO! Can you wheelie a tractor :p


ofcoarse lol :D

[Tommy brown4]

Whata waste of time, Some1 has already done on 'Wheelie' one im sure

Im a begginner but i can still wheelie in 2nd and 3rd :roll: Made me laugh when i started reading

[JaKe 2k7 - 125cc Bulldog]

Oh here we go Tommy, your getting stuck up again is it a challenge for you to do it on all my threads...?

Don't see you coming up with a tutorial on wheeling, why not COS' YOU CANT!

[Lewis42]

when i first started reading it i thought you was trying to advertise something :icon_lol:

Good tut. though :thumbs:

[110XSPORTCBR600]

personally i wouldnt clutch it up in first unless you dont like your rear plastcs... personally ive got a numberplate/wheelie bar so it aint too bad, i just go through number plates weekly lol

[JaKe 2k7 - 125cc Bulldog]

When i first trying some wheelies, i used clutch in first :D just kept the revs low, now i can do um in 2nd and 3rd but i **** myself in 3rd :icon_lol:

[ben_kelsall]

2nd or 3rd gear would be better becus 1st is to short I think.

[Tommy brown4]

^ Exactly ben,

No i wasnt having a moan..Its just you've had your bike for what 2 months and its your 1st bike and you think your some kind of expert..

[JaKe 2k7 - 125cc Bulldog]

No, i just think well if i can do it why shouldn't everyone else be able to like my mate for instance, hes had his bike since september he wont even go past 20mph he wont jump or even attempt to wheelie, so i showed him this and he thought well you can do it and you've had yours shorter and i guess its not that hard and now he keeps trying when we go, so if it helps people, i'm glad I helped ;)

and BEN, you expect someone whos never attempted a wheelie to do it and get from london to berlin? lol

[jthump110]

No, i just think well if i can do it why shouldn't everyone else be able to like my mate for instance, hes had his bike since september he wont even go past 20mph he wont jump or even attempt to wheelie, so i showed him this and he thought well you can do it and you've had yours shorter and i guess its not that hard and now he keeps trying when we go, so if it helps people, i'm glad I helped ;)

and BEN, you expect someone whos never attempted a wheelie to do it and get from london to berlin? lol



and since when does cockyness, make ppl win..? even do tricks? when ur cocky u make mistakes, simple..

your mate has the right idea, progress slowly not fast..

[Tommy brown4]

Yeh, I'd rather do everything myself i dont like being forced into anything or being told what to do

[atticus]

First gear isn't the ideal gear really, as has been stated; the range is too short.

[higgy30]

lol who needs a clutch, just get a 140 and rev it in 2nd :P

[xplorer125]

Think your quite experienced?

Time to try something else rather than going fast n the slight jumps, Why not try wheelies, here's my 'How to do a wheelie'

What you want to do is, is ride along in 1st gear fairly slow. Put your right foot on the rear brake, but don't press it down at all. This is a safegaurd to save you if the front wheel comes up too high. Just tap your foot down onto the brake if you freak out. This will bring your front wheel back to earth very quickly.

Next thing to do is rev your engine with the clutch pulled in and hold the throttle maybe 1/3 open. Don't rev too high otherwise you'll flip right over. As you hold the revs at a steady pace, just release the clutch quickly and smoothly. I tend to only use 1 or 2 fingers so that you can still hold the bars tight. Keep practicing with your revs gradually getting higher until the wheel comes up high enough to keep the wheelie going for a while.

As you progress with your wheelies, you need to learn to bring the front up higher right up to the balance point. You'll actually need to tap the rear brake quite a bit to balance the bike out and eventually slow the wheelie down. Using the rear brake is not an option, its part of the technique for having a wheelie completely in control.
Slowing down a wheelie down is very advanced so I don't advise it until you feel comfortable with balance point wheelies.

Be sure to wear at least a helmet when learning because it can save you big time

Cheerz mate:thumbs: :thumbs: , il be trying that, Because ive wanted 2 learn how to wheelie but didnt realy know the proper way.:icon_lol:

[bullldog125]

think its time for a sh1t :D :)

[JaKe 2k7 - 125cc Bulldog]

lol :icon_lol:

[meaty]

yer i wouldant use first either 2nd or 3rd or both lol i can just about go from 2nd to 3rd then to halfway through 4th lol:icon_lol: