k1uminati

whas up guys, names Amitoz,from asbury,NJ , new to posting on stunt life even tho i ben a member for a while, jus silently readin up n searchin.

gotta ? for ya guys bout gettn my wheelies up, ben tryn real hard n iv searched n read everythin on the site, i got a 05 gsxr600 n i can only get it up bout a foot or so at bout 7k in 1st, pullin the clutch real quick with my index finger n twistin the throttle up. my thinkin was that i should jus try it at a higher rpm but everytime i do i jus get wheelie spin when i dump the clutch, what u guys think im doin wrong?? think im jus bein a ***** n should jus bring up the rpms n hope for the best? haha

n yes the tires r warmed up i take it out for atleat 10-20 mins n get the tires nice n sticky.



oo also if thers any riders on here from the phillipsburg, clinton, flemington, nj area hit me up im always lookn 4 ppl to ride wit n learn from

BandAidSquid

How much do you weigh? Are you trying sit downs or stand ups?

kuziken

from what i understand its more of a slippage of the clutch and more more practice and it will come to you

k1uminati

iv tried some sittn down, leanin all the way back in the seat as far as i can n also some with my left foot on the rear peg n tryna bounce it up

k1uminati

yeaaa i guess im jus goin hav to hit the parkn lot n jus keep on wit the trial n error

k1uminati

o n i weigh 170

T/C

Seat time... I am about 150 lbs and have no problem getting the front wheel up... Practice makes perfect..

BandAidSquid

I've seen some people try and learn but they dump their clutch out too hard and the bike doesn't react to it fast enough, then the person gets angry and can't figure it out. Make sure all of the slack is out of you clutch cable, all of the play is out of your throttle, and use your left pointer finger to let the clutch out. let your clutch out just like you would if your riding normally basically not too fast not too slow just right

k1uminati

yea i hear ya T/C, im bout to go put in some practice time right now

thnks dwminnick, i thnk that might b my problem i kinda jus dump the clutch so ima go try jus lettn it out slower n see if i can get that to work for me

thanks guy 4 all the fast responses too

BandAidSquid

Don't over think it just keep practicing, you'll get it nothing good comes easy... except aids

k1uminati

hahah thanks il keep at it!

Standupnfall

Its probably mostly your technique but my friend has the same bike and it came with the worst tires Ive ever ridden. I dont remember riding it in the lots but on the street it would get squirrly at any speed or temp. Pilot powers helped a lot

Mordliss

k1uminati, Im over in the freehold area. If your down for some lot time to work on your wheelies I am down to meet up and help the best I can. I am still fine tuning mine as well. Let me know whats up.