i been havin problems doing them.i have a 2002 gsxr750.i ride for a while to get my tires warm then i start tryin.every time i go for it my tire locks it make that sound that tells u get off the front brakes.i am not afraid.i just don't want to do something stupid.help me out guys.........

 

i have a 2000 750, when I first started I would go slow and just slam it and lean forward, until the back wheel comes off the ground. Once you get a feel for how hard you have to hit the brake gradually go faster, as for your tire sliding problem shift your weight forward as soon as you hit the brakes and it will cause the front tire to grab and the rear to come up then you put your weight over the front forks with your *** off of the seat a few inches and roll it. But the biggest thing is just practice.

 

i'm really tired from being up all night so i'm not going to post long. there are like 3 threads going on right now about endos that have a lot of instruction on how to do them. check them out to get some good tips

 

I had that same prob(i am sure like everyone has) Here is what I did to avoid that situation.
got rid of the stock tire,get a better tire
is the pavement free of road dust?
simply go faster, trying to do an endo at 10mph is harder than doing one at 35
and most importantly load up the front end before you lift up the rear end, apply a small amount of brake to compress the bike all the way onto the front end(compress the forks)

P.S. there is a screw at the bottom of the forks, facing the motor. 4 clicks to the H side helps big time!(on each side)

I can only do endo's about 100 feet but this is what I have learned so far. Later.

 

i going out on saturday to practice all day.i let u guys know how it went..