Easier Wheelies
Easier Wheelies
Just got a kfx-400, had sportbikes this is obviously different, its kinda hard to wheelie, shoud i over inflate the tires or something I mean I am sitting to the back of the seat and still having to try and jerk the front up, What am I doing wrong? I never stunted before but im trying
Re: Easier Wheelies
Originally Posted by Coastie
Just got a kfx-400, had sportbikes this is obviously different, its kinda hard to wheelie, shoud i over inflate the tires or something I mean I am sitting to the back of the seat and still having to try and jerk the front up, What am I doing wrong? I never stunted before but im trying
I'm having a hard time figuring how you can't get the front up. The KFX/Z 400 has plenty of power to wheelie, it's impossible NOT to wheelie if you really get on the gas in first! Explain your problem more!
Bill
Re: Easier Wheelies
1. get goin, shift to second, put left foot in grab bar(right foot covering brake)
2. Hit the gas and pull back at the same time a 400 should come up with ease.
I stunt a 300 and can power it in third, havent tried 4th yet
2. Hit the gas and pull back at the same time a 400 should come up with ease.
I stunt a 300 and can power it in third, havent tried 4th yet
Re: Easier Wheelies
Originally Posted by Danimal
1. get goin, shift to second, put left foot in grab bar(right foot covering brake)
2. Hit the gas and pull back at the same time a 400 should come up with ease.
I stunt a 300 and can power it in third, havent tried 4th yet
2. Hit the gas and pull back at the same time a 400 should come up with ease.
I stunt a 300 and can power it in third, havent tried 4th yet
It's all technique. I can "power" up my stock Z400 in 5th gear with both feet on the pegs.
I'll look for you on AIM later.
Bill
Re: Easier Wheelies
maybe your right, when i was learning it just seemed easier with a foot in the bar, he said he's rode bikes before so he should be used to it coming up and bein able to cover the break
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Re: Easier Wheelies
Originally Posted by Bill's Blaster
Not trying to hate here, but don't learn wheelies with your foot anywhere near the grab bar. There is no need for it on a 400.
It's all technique. I can "power" up my stock Z400 in 5th gear with both feet on the pegs.
I'll look for you on AIM later.
Bill
It's all technique. I can "power" up my stock Z400 in 5th gear with both feet on the pegs.
I'll look for you on AIM later.
Bill
Re: Easier Wheelies
Originally Posted by Bill's Blaster
Not trying to hate here, but don't learn wheelies with your foot anywhere near the grab bar. There is no need for it on a 400.
It's all technique. I can "power" up my stock Z400 in 5th gear with both feet on the pegs.
I'll look for you on AIM later.
Bill
It's all technique. I can "power" up my stock Z400 in 5th gear with both feet on the pegs.
I'll look for you on AIM later.
Bill
standups were how i learned on my Z..one foot in the bar and one covering the break but i guess everyone is different
as for powering the Z/kfx up in 5th gear.....that all depends on how light you are...that thing isnt coming up with my fat *** on it in 5th gear
steve
Last edited by jdmimports79; Feb 15, 2004 at 12:29 AM. Reason: i dont know
Re: Easier Wheelies
Originally Posted by jdmimports79
standups were how i learned on my Z..one foot in the bar and one covering the break but i guess everyone is different
as for powering the Z/kfx up in 5th gear.....that all depends on how light you are...that thing isnt coming up with my fat *** on it in 5th gear
steve
as for powering the Z/kfx up in 5th gear.....that all depends on how light you are...that thing isnt coming up with my fat *** on it in 5th gear
steve
Bill
Re: Easier Wheelies
Originally Posted by Bill's Blaster
Hey, I'm up in Plaistow, NH. Like 20 min. from you. If you got a trailer you can pull your bike up one weekend and I'll show you! It's really pretty easy.
I'm having a hard time figuring how you can't get the front up. The KFX/Z 400 has plenty of power to wheelie, it's impossible NOT to wheelie if you really get on the gas in first! Explain your problem more!
Bill
I'm having a hard time figuring how you can't get the front up. The KFX/Z 400 has plenty of power to wheelie, it's impossible NOT to wheelie if you really get on the gas in first! Explain your problem more!
Bill
Re: Easier Wheelies
I can Power My Z up in 5th no problem. I have it 1down&1Up. As far as just learning how to wheelie, Just Keep Practicing. the Z/KFX's have alot of Torque so If you're not Clutching it yet, you should have no Problem getting the Front end up in 1'st or 2nd.
Josh
Josh
Re: Easier Wheelies
Heres what you have to do. Put both feet in the grab bar get goin in second pull in the cluth, and rev it up to 9k and pop the clutch, while pulling up as hard as you can. Im sure you will be able to wheelie like that.
Re: Easier Wheelies
Originally Posted by 4doubleOex
clutch it is what i do, most people have a problem keeping the front end on the ground 

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