I ride every day, 2 bikes, and every month I put about a thousand miles on each bike (only had the GSXR for a month)... That's 2000 miles of riding a month, it does feel light to me now. I'm not worried ever about dropping it at any stop light or in a parking lot, I even go one footed at stop lights now.. The only time I did drop it was an accident because the sidestand didn't extend all the way and it was dark so I couldn't see.


I'm not attempting to be a stunner here, I just want to learn to wheelie for 100-200 feet.

 

keep on ridin :YEAH

 

I suggest cluthing it in second. Clutching it rather than powering it gives you a little more time to find the balance point.

 

i love when people first talk about how they cant wheelie then they learn how to wheelie then all of a sudden i'm getting it to "almost" balance point. how the hell do you know where balance point is if you've never hit it. your just saying hey i got my wheel a foot off the ground for 3 seconds look at me.

 

soo tru im just learning... and i pulled a few high ones and im like omg its getting up there.. then we took video and im like.. damn thats pathetic... im at like 45 degrees..... miserable... but whateva with time it comes.. i would recommend video tapeing your self to see where your at and how much more u have to go.


Mark

 

I have no trouble with mine. Hit 7,000 roll of and snap it back on. I can even just roll mine on from a standstill. Once it hits 7,000 it comes up on its own.

 

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