sitting and standup
#1
sitting and standup
alright so ive been killing myself trying sitdown and stand up wheelies. without standing staggard i feel and always feel like im going to loop. can someone please give me some advice on doing sitdown and standups thank you
#5
Re: sitting and standup
sit down you can come back further (which feels like you'll loop) bc you'r center of gravity is more in the middle and weight is distributed differently when you'r in stagg... just cover the brake and kill it
#7
Re: sitting and standup
you too, i thought i was the only one
as for advise dude you just have to grow a set and just do it, im not trying to sound like an *** but just cover your brake and go after it. crashing is learning and thats all apart of the game, practice is the only thing that will get ya where you want to go.
as for advise dude you just have to grow a set and just do it, im not trying to sound like an *** but just cover your brake and go after it. crashing is learning and thats all apart of the game, practice is the only thing that will get ya where you want to go.
#10
Re: sitting and standup
i got my first bike last tuesday, and 2 days ago i decided to just go for it. i just got home after doing a standup wheelie for alittle more than a quarter mile. i havent figured out sittin yet.
#11
Re: sitting and standup
I've been trying to ride out staggard for a while now, i feel like I hit a wall, i'm just not improving, until the other day when I really pushed myself and ended up scraping and i was so surprised i hopped off and let the bike fall.. After that, I feel soo much more comfortable.
everyone on here always says "sack up and cover the brake".. Reading it so many times you kind of dismiss it, but really, that is the best advice.
Whatever position you're doing, cover that rear brake or hand brake, slip the clutch, rip on it, bring it up higher and higher every time, and catch it with the brake.
everyone on here always says "sack up and cover the brake".. Reading it so many times you kind of dismiss it, but really, that is the best advice.
Whatever position you're doing, cover that rear brake or hand brake, slip the clutch, rip on it, bring it up higher and higher every time, and catch it with the brake.
#12
Re: sitting and standup
and get a stuntbike, yours is to pretty.
#13
Re: sitting and standup
How do u guys recommend practicing wheelies at slower speeds or higher speeds. And is the best way to learn wheelies is just getting a cage or going to a lot and dropping till you learn?? let me know how u feel
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Re: sitting and standup
still trying to get that clutch thing down...jsut seems to buck...matter o fact..call me a ***** but it is kinda scary the way it bucks...feels like someting is gonna brake...think im gonna try again tomorrow...haha...would you guys recomend sitting down and doing it, or standing or what?
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#17
Re: sitting and standup
Sit downs are hard to learn for some people but they are way way fun once you get them. I would recommend learning staggered and say **** stand up because stand ups are not practical if you plan on learning to slow wheelies down or learn idle or anything.
When learning the basics of a wheelie ( and i mean everything from balance point to 12's and idle) i would say stick with one body position, and then you will have a greater understanding when you switch to a different body position. Thats just my though and everybody learns differently.
Have fun and remember to look at the HOW TO WHEELIE threads in the how to section because hundreds of questions like this have been answered there very thoroughly.
When learning the basics of a wheelie ( and i mean everything from balance point to 12's and idle) i would say stick with one body position, and then you will have a greater understanding when you switch to a different body position. Thats just my though and everybody learns differently.
Have fun and remember to look at the HOW TO WHEELIE threads in the how to section because hundreds of questions like this have been answered there very thoroughly.
#18
Re: sitting and standup
still trying to get that clutch thing down...jsut seems to buck...matter o fact..call me a ***** but it is kinda scary the way it bucks...feels like someting is gonna brake...think im gonna try again tomorrow...haha...would you guys recomend sitting down and doing it, or standing or what?
something tells me you already know the answer to that question
#19
Re: sitting and standup
still trying to get that clutch thing down...jsut seems to buck...matter o fact..call me a ***** but it is kinda scary the way it bucks...feels like someting is gonna brake...think im gonna try again tomorrow...haha...would you guys recomend sitting down and doing it, or standing or what?
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