whats the easiest way to wheelie this beach

 

Practice and maybe a little gearing

 

revlimeter 1st gear and clutch
btw start out slow 1st gear power wheeies...yeah power wheelies
get around 8 or 9 grand and then just let off and snap back on
remember to cover that rear brake

 

Take it outside first. Bounce it up and learn how to to use your back brake

 

I have one, and its really easy cuz of the engines responsiveness.
learn to clutch it up.
roll out in 1st at about 17-20 mph, lean back, clutch in, rev to about 9-11,000 rpm, clutch out. Be careful, and use the back brake, clutch, or let go of the throttle to bring you down if you come up too quick. Good hunting.

 

here's my In 1st gear, roll between 5-6krpm, cover clutch with only one finger and 'slip' the clutch(just enough to disengage/quick in-out motion), and give a little gas. Instant wheelie. COVER BACK BRAKE...like everyone says.
Oh, invest in a damper & cage/sliders. Saved my *** a few times l8r


-jr

 

i have some frame sliders but cant figure out how the hell to get them on the bike

 

For the RR you gots to drill some holes in the fairings.... try to get it done unless you're goot with circular bits on a drill.

 

How much is a damper gonna help with wheelies? I'm really most worried about setting it down and getting a lot of wobble. I don't want to eat it, lol.

 

to be honest..... read all of the reviews... the 600RR is prolly the only bike that doesn't need a damper. I have a buddy that put one on his and it actually made it suck... it was a top end one too. I've put my RR dow all stupid wobble-wobble style when I was first trying wheelies on it and has not problem; it always stood right back up, never felt nervous or nothing.

 

i hate 600 rrs for that i got one not even doing a wheelie

 

There is no need to have someone do it for you. Just measure from each of the holes where the plastics attach to the bike to the middle of the frame slider. Then just mark it out on your plastics and wherever the lines intersect is where you wanna drill. Good luck