Hey, I was just watching 2 Wheel Tuesdays.. and they have this machine that is on a trailer.. and you pop wheelies on it without going anywhere.. is so tight.. check it out

www.wheeliemachine.com

 

Saw that in super streetbike mag a while back. Looks kinda cool. Definately safer then the real deal. He has plans on puttin about 5 or 6 of them in a row and have "wheelie comps" at places like disney and bush gardens. Dunno if it'll happen... but it's still pretty cool

 

link don't work

 

Hmm.. that link should work, they said to go to the website on tv..

 

think they had it at stuntwars or somthing last year too

 

Yea a friend of mine looked into it, you can actually buy the set up and take it to places. He just doesn't have the money to buy it so it must be pretty expensive. I think you pay for the bike and trailor, not sure. But would be pretty cool but kinda cheating when it comes to learning the old fashioned way, you *** up you wreck instead of being caught by cords. safer though

 

 

No, it shouldn't work. The site is wheelieride.com. And that was a re-run of 2 wheel tuesday BTW.

 

Do they charge to get on it? like by the hour? by the wheelie? like the little spaceship out the grocery store.

"Mommy mommy I want to go on the whellie machine"

 

It was at the local Hooters a while back and I think it was like $35 for 10 minutes....or somethin like that.

 

wow, that's somethin' else. i'd be tryin' all sorts of switch wheelies, handstand wheelies, and stuff that not even the users of this site would be crazy enough to try on the road. i want one. better yet...i'mma build one. i'd need restricted 'rollers' to make it work, right?

 

It's like doing a wheelie on a quad... No side to side balance to worry about... Even if you learned on this, The real thing is still alot harder... But it would be cool to mes around on...

 

by the lenght of that cord, it seems like you can't 12 it...would be nice to learn on though

 

wow... that's a crazy but pretty good idea... mayby it can at last teach the trootle control and where BC point is so practicing on road will be safer?!

 

www.wheelieride.com

 

did anyone look at the sliders he has? They retract when the bike falls. He calls them shock absorbers, so probably spring loaded? Looks cool, does anyone have them ?

http://wheelieride.com/catalog/produ...products_id=33

 

ok, so the rear wheel isn't actually rotating. i c. good tool to find bp tho.

 

I actually bought them.. Never put them on though.. Nice quality.. Hopefully I am picking up a Racing905 crash cage tomorrow, if so I will put them on the back of the bike like he did in the picture. I'll post some pics when I get them on..

 

Looks cool.

 

haha, and it has a shorty exhaust.