Im not asking for pointers, just curious how some people learned there BP/Wheelies.

Some people say they learned it in 2nd out on the roadways because of the lower BP, and some say they learned it in 1st going slow for the engine braking and such.

Just curious how everyone learned.

 

i learned 2nd on the road with no back brake:YEAH

 

Lmao, did you really now.

 

yeah ***... i did... my right rearset was broken so i had no back break... all enigine break and ill tell ya, i got ALOT better once it was fixd so FVCK YOU

 

Your a hostile someone eh?

 

bad day..

 

Umm i finally found bp in 2nd one day and then 1st clicked outta no where

 

i used to ride bp on the street years ago no brake. Got into waaaaay too much trouble with the MAN. Learned how to PROPERLY do it a year and a half ago in the parking lots trying to be a good boy in first gear.

 

learned first gear front peggers no brake on stock gears.thewn when i got my f4i everything else clicked.

 

Intersting **** here.

 

learned it on my gsxr / 954 in 1st gear, then perfected on my f4i..

 

learned 2nd gear standups in 1 hour thanks to a man named jim. and it took me a few months to master bp though, chased it for quite a while, but made those chaser pow pows look good though.
after that was all set and done it only took me 2 days to master rear brake control and turtle slow whoolies.
no i can do some scrapes here and there, and rock a no hander for a few seconds, until i lose balance and almost rat trap.
come a long way but still got a long way to go, and being on these damn deployments doesnt help much either.

i think it really boils down to determination and stubborness. ive seen people who are dedicated and want it so badly they got really freakin good in only 6 months.

 

2nd gear on the streets, no brake. it took me a long time and a lot of money to figure out that brake thing

 

rode a crf50 then a ttr125 then jumped on the streetbike and killed it. progression

 

i did the exact same thing, except without the killing it...hahah, but uh first gear rear brake is how i learned bp on a street bike, its the only way.

 

years back,third gear,no brake,lotta fun!!

 

2nd gear, no brake

 

2nd gear highway wheelies. Just keep bringing it back further and you'll feel the wheelie slow down but you should always be on the back brake.

 

should,but when you learn without being on stuntlife and told what to do you learn other ways/the hard way..

 

if you even remotely practiced on that 110 and got any concept of brake control it should be burned in your brain and as soon as you go past bp you will tap the brake..

believe me, i couldn't do a slow wheelie to save my life but learned brake control on a 50 and a couple times i accidentally went way far back on my f4i learning at 45mph and tapped the brake to bring it back