to do a 12 from a dead stop or to be rolling say 30 miles ...im talkin about balancing the bike while 12ing

 

a goldwing

 

The faster you go the easier because of the gyroscopic forces of the wheels. But do you really wanna be 12'n at 30+mph?

 

since you asked, you are learning. Since you are learning, you probably don't want to practice 12's at 30 mph. It might hurt a little bit more if ya have to tuck n roll

 

been there done that. lmao. my first 12 was about 30 mph... wait that was my only 12 so far due to a blown out knee tore my ACL and miniscus. tehn winter hit so i have had no time to ride. so doing 12's at 30 mph .

 

gyrowhat??? it jus has to do with speed if your moving in a direction you tend to keep moving in that direction resulting in balance . pretty sure its nothing to do with tires spining thats jus an excuse for peps with problems.

 

gyroscope. the thing that keeps your motorcycle from falling over while you're riding, it's what's holding you up.

 

on the real 12v's at higher speed like 30/50 mph are easier in the sense that the bike does not rock much side to side even with full pressure..if you still ride the streets sometimes you do not want to be going too slow on the wheelie...but my friend the stakes are higher if you go too far..better to learn slower 12v's first