seat stand wheelies
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From: Columbus ,OH
Re: seat stand wheelies
I havent worn jean shorts since like 5th grade so it wasnt me... but I have got into it with stock.. but its been a while.. I would "almost" go to say we respect each other now days.and for getting fired up. I sure didnt do it in this thread. I was just pokin fun at a guy that told me to shut up. I joked and he was still being a dick so I threw some **** out there.. no big deal. and I will be out there when you come in town.. I never wanted to make enimies with ya scott . I went as far to quote a movie to get ya to laugh a little.." the your great im not so good.. your beautiful im just average looking your a genius im not so smart".. cant remember what movie it is now but was hoping someone out there knew what I was talking about.
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Re: seat stand wheelies
I havent worn jean shorts since like 5th grade so it wasnt me... but I have got into it with stock.. but its been a while.. I would "almost" go to say we respect each other now days.and for getting fired up. I sure didnt do it in this thread. I was just pokin fun at a guy that told me to shut up. I joked and he was still being a dick so I threw some **** out there.. no big deal. and I will be out there when you come in town.. I never wanted to make enimies with ya scott . I went as far to quote a movie to get ya to laugh a little.." the your great im not so good.. your beautiful im just average looking your a genius im not so smart".. cant remember what movie it is now but was hoping someone out there knew what I was talking about.
CLUTCH IT UP BRRAAPPP!
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From: wichita falls tx
Re: seat stand wheelies
your not the balce point yet. the bike will drop float an feel like its bout to flip. get a handbrake its alot safer, an no if you pull the clutch in it wont jus fall back down if your to far back. granted the bigger the sprocket the better the engine brake will work but there's no guarantee itll bring you back down. lock your legs an knees so your body weight is a lil back so you can counter weight the bike. but jus as long as you feel confortable. an even though you say your not using alot of throttle you gotta have your forks straight parralell from the road.
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Re: seat stand wheelies
your not the balce point yet. the bike will drop float an feel like its bout to flip. get a handbrake its alot safer, an no if you pull the clutch in it wont jus fall back down if your to far back. granted the bigger the sprocket the better the engine brake will work but there's no guarantee itll bring you back down. lock your legs an knees so your body weight is a lil back so you can counter weight the bike. but jus as long as you feel confortable. an even though you say your not using alot of throttle you gotta have your forks straight parralell from the road.
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From: Temecula, CA
Re: seat stand wheelies
your not the balce point yet. the bike will drop float an feel like its bout to flip. get a handbrake its alot safer, an no if you pull the clutch in it wont jus fall back down if your to far back. granted the bigger the sprocket the better the engine brake will work but there's no guarantee itll bring you back down. lock your legs an knees so your body weight is a lil back so you can counter weight the bike. but jus as long as you feel confortable. an even though you say your not using alot of throttle you gotta have your forks straight parralell from the road.
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From: Syracuse NY
Re: seat stand wheelies
he is trying to help, you are way below BP you ****** squid. why dont you listen to the pros. get to like 14k rpms and then try to clutch, if you dont already have one buy this
http://www.haibikeshop.com/store/ind...roducts_id=688
also if you still have problems after buying that product. pick up a zx14 or busa. if you put 110 octane or higher it will automatically wheelie, so just stand on the seat when you start the bike
http://www.haibikeshop.com/store/ind...roducts_id=688
also if you still have problems after buying that product. pick up a zx14 or busa. if you put 110 octane or higher it will automatically wheelie, so just stand on the seat when you start the bike
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Re: seat stand wheelies
he is trying to help, you are way below BP you ****** squid. why dont you listen to the pros. get to like 14k rpms and then try to clutch, if you dont already have one buy this
http://www.haibikeshop.com/store/ind...roducts_id=688
also if you still have problems after buying that product. pick up a zx14 or busa. if you put 110 octane or higher it will automatically wheelie, so just stand on the seat when you start the bike
http://www.haibikeshop.com/store/ind...roducts_id=688
also if you still have problems after buying that product. pick up a zx14 or busa. if you put 110 octane or higher it will automatically wheelie, so just stand on the seat when you start the bike
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From: Detroit, MI
Re: seat stand wheelies
your not the balce point yet. the bike will drop float an feel like its bout to flip. get a handbrake its alot safer, an no if you pull the clutch in it wont jus fall back down if your to far back. granted the bigger the sprocket the better the engine brake will work but there's no guarantee itll bring you back down. lock your legs an knees so your body weight is a lil back so you can counter weight the bike. but jus as long as you feel confortable. an even though you say your not using alot of throttle you gotta have your forks straight parralell from the road.
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Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 1,182
From: Deland, FL
Re: seat stand wheelies
they are looking good so far, try doing them on an empty back road with no traffic. if you have a longer road you can slowly let the bike get taller, when you get close to balance you will feel the bike float. I see your knees are bent in the one pic, I like my arms and knees locked out more but as you progress with them you will bend your knees a bit and move your body off to the sides to keep balance and help you steer the bike.
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Whitetrash
Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 1,182
From: Deland, FL
Re: seat stand wheelies
he is trying to help, you are way below BP you ****** squid. why dont you listen to the pros. get to like 14k rpms and then try to clutch, if you dont already have one buy this
http://www.haibikeshop.com/store/ind...roducts_id=688
also if you still have problems after buying that product. pick up a zx14 or busa. if you put 110 octane or higher it will automatically wheelie, so just stand on the seat when you start the bike
http://www.haibikeshop.com/store/ind...roducts_id=688
also if you still have problems after buying that product. pick up a zx14 or busa. if you put 110 octane or higher it will automatically wheelie, so just stand on the seat when you start the bike
