How to Wheelie?

[petrol_head]

Originally Posted by Jordan10

Mine will lift on just throttle.

Well might be able to if I hang my arse over the back of the bike lol. So much easier with the clutch though.

[thumpstar-120-thumpsar]

put in second with clutch give a really big rev with clutch in and let revs off quick as soon as you let revs off drop clutch and start incresing revs

works for me

[dannyb]

Originally Posted by petrol_head

These bikes don't have enough torque in them to wheelie without the clutch m8. In first it will just go up then come straight down. If u do them right they can be done and held up for ages whatever bike u have though, my m8 has a little 50 cc pit bike and can wheelie that for miles.

they hav got enuff torque!!!
find the tork get the front wheel up and try an keep the revs just before the torque and keep blipping the throttle wen it strts ta drop

[Lewis218]

come out of a corner and accelerate

[petrol_head]

Went out on my pit bike today doin some wheelies. I found up a hill they have enough torque in 2nd to wheelie without the clutch but on a flat bit it's nearly impossible. I always use the clutch though, so much easier.

[J4D4KIISS]

Originally Posted by thumpstar-120

yh i need 2 no aswell

x2 so i can wheelie b4 weller2005 hahah

[weller2005]

Originally Posted by J4D4KIISS

x2 so i can wheelie b4 weller2005 hahah

your bleedy kill your self lol i can wheelie lol well 4 all of 2 seconds then come strate off the back lol its easy nuff 2 get it up it just gettin it 2 stay up. dont help i got no back brake

[J4D4KIISS]

Originally Posted by weller2005

your bleedy kill your self lol i can wheelie lol well 4 all of 2 seconds then come strate off the back lol its easy nuff 2 get it up it just gettin it 2 stay up. dont help i got no back brake

no i wouldnt well mayb but hey you dont no till you try

[weller2005]

Originally Posted by J4D4KIISS

no i wouldnt well mayb but hey you dont no till you try

lol ok next time we go out u gonna try it den yer ?

[jamessd]

Christ, it's almost as if nobody here went to school... it's TORQUE.

Using the clutch does work, but it's too unpredictable tbh - unless you can get the exact same amount of revs each time your try and wheelie?

Best way for me (although haven't mastered it yet) is sit slightly back (as the back wheely on the dyx140 is quite far back behind the seat tbh), in second gear... find the right range of the revs, give it a slight pull and ''blip'' the throttle when up.

The hardest part as already said is having the confidence to use the back brake (which means having it ready on the brake rather than feet out back to catch yourself) and to sit back. What always seems to happen with most people is they get the wheel up, **** themselves and lean forwards, and then try and keep it going by revving the balls out of it... but what u gotta do is just lean back and use the throttle properly.