Balance point
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i'm pretty much a squid too, but I would say the easier one to wheelie would be the one you ride the most. They both have two wheels, an engine and a back brake. One has a power band that might make things more complicted but i'd stick with street unless you ride mx. I think they are both equally a challenge but once you get it, it's like second nature to wheelie them.
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My DRZ400 wheelies it's self. Requires little to no throttle control and practically ballances on it's own side to side. It's exactly like a big fiddy. Tons of fun to ride though.
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Rides pretty much just like a 50 lol
took me 4 days from going from a 50, to the 150 to learn circles lol
Gotta admit though, anything from a xr100 to a drz400/crf450 make learning circles on big bike easier I think.. Its about teh same feeling cutting my 150 as my f4i, except for the whole 100hp 4 cylinder thing!
whereas a 50 IMO, doesn't teach you much circle technique for a sport bike
And posts from this post on out, are half drunk, so watch yo self!
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then i must not be bringing it back enought.. i get the wheel up but i gotta keep on the gas. Im going to cut a hole in the back fender so i can plant my foot there.. get useto the balance point.. then maybe id get ahang of it.. same thing with my quad.. i cant balance my banshee that good but i can balance and ride 2 wheels up the street all day with the little kawasaki bayou 270 semi auto
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ok well thanks i think i got all the info i need from this post.. Thanks All who helped. Yo herb hit me up on myspace.. i live like 5 min from you. myspace.com/gixxermoney
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