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duck1 05-09-2010 12:07 PM

newb question
 
i am a new b and i was wondering how to change gears while on the tank or seat going down the road on one wheel?any info would be helpful and do i need some extra parts to be able to do it

Slaw Skillz 05-10-2010 12:15 PM

Re: newb question
 
Man you need to duck tape a broken broom handle to your gear shifter, thats how ALL the pros do it these days!!

duck1 05-10-2010 12:35 PM

Re: newb question
 
[quote=Slaw Skillz;4322472]Man you need to duck tape a broken broom handle to your gear shifter, thats how ALL the pros do it these days!![/quote]
lol thats where i went wrong i tried a mop handle and rope

swampy 05-10-2010 12:39 PM

Re: newb question
 
you dont, if your feeling the need to shift through gears while in a wheelie then you either cant hold bp or your doing power wheelies and trying to make sure you dont keep running red on it.
if ya bring it up proper in 3rd or 4th gear you shouldnt have to worry about shifting. also if your needing to go that fast in a wheelie then i feel your dumb for doing so anything over 70ish isnt needed. thats my :2cents

maverickxp 05-10-2010 01:00 PM

Re: newb question
 
[quote=swampy;4322482]you dont, if your feeling the need to shift through gears while in a wheelie then you either cant hold bp or your doing power wheelies and trying to make sure you dont keep running red on it.
if ya bring it up proper in 3rd or 4th gear you shouldnt have to worry about shifting. also if your needing to go that fast in a wheelie then i feel your dumb for doing so anything over 70ish isnt needed. thats my :2cents[/quote]

agreed +1

duck1 05-10-2010 02:49 PM

Re: newb question
 
i am just learning and dont really know how to wheelie but i can bring it up in first without using clutch...how do u pop up in 3rd or 4th

Big Float 05-10-2010 02:53 PM

Re: newb question
 
for tank wheelies I carry a cane and reach down and hook the shifter to change gears

frayz 05-10-2010 02:57 PM

Re: newb question
 
178 posts. and your new to wheelie-ing?

duck1 05-10-2010 03:21 PM

Re: newb question
 
[quote=frayz;4322541]178 posts. And your new to wheelie-ing?[/quote]
i buy and sell alot of bikes but i wanna learn but nobody around here stunts so i been trying to teach myself

swampy 05-11-2010 02:43 PM

Re: newb question
 
[quote=duck1;4322534]i am just learning and dont really know how to wheelie but i can bring it up in first without using clutch...how do u pop up in 3rd or 4th[/quote]

thats your problem, your trying to power wheelie it which is hella dangerous man. learn to clutch it man, thats how ya pull her up in a higher gear, and have more control over it comin up.

duck1 05-11-2010 03:02 PM

Re: newb question
 
[quote=swampy;4323278]thats your problem, your trying to power wheelie it which is hella dangerous man. learn to clutch it man, thats how ya pull her up in a higher gear, and have more control over it comin up.[/quote]
thanks swampy i am trying but i must be doing it wrong but i am goin to keep trying

swampy 05-11-2010 09:54 PM

Re: newb question
 
[quote=duck1;4323286]thanks swampy i am trying but i must be doing it wrong but i am goin to keep trying[/quote]

+1 to that, start in first gear to get the feel of it comming up. cuz with clutchin it up its going to come up faster but overall its better for the bike. likes the saying goes practice makes perfect, keep at it you'll get it :cheers

swampy 05-11-2010 09:56 PM

Re: newb question
 
also if need be, post up in the main forum asking if there are any riders in the area the would be willing to help ya out. having someone there in person is alot better then trying to figure out wat we are say to ya in the threads.

walker935 05-13-2010 01:19 AM

Re: newb question
 
I am just learning and don't really know how to wheelie but i can bring it up in first without using clutch...how do u pop up in 3rd or 4th.
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swampy 05-13-2010 09:14 PM

Re: newb question
 
[quote=walker935;4324354]I am just learning and don't really know how to wheelie but i can bring it up in first without using clutch...how do u pop up in 3rd or 4th.[/quote]

was this suppose to be serious or were you mocking the dude like an asshat :nono

StuntNinja6 05-14-2010 07:56 PM

Re: newb question
 
bro slow down an take it one step at a time, changing gears dont mean shit its like bmx riding wether you have a 42 in the F or a 24 the wheelies are the same its up to you to find the sweet point, an if you cant clutch wheelie dude get off doing wheelies your going to end up going down

zookiezook 05-14-2010 10:59 PM

Re: newb question
 
[quote=duck1;4322560]but nobody around here stunts [/quote]
im sure there are people if your selling bikes ... they might not be on this site ... try putting an ad up on craigslist

are you trying to learn on a stock bike

swampy 05-16-2010 02:54 PM

Re: newb question
 
[quote=StuntNinja6;4325411]bro slow down an take it one step at a time, changing gears dont mean shit its like bmx riding wether you have a 42 in the F or a 24 the wheelies are the same its up to you to find the sweet point, an if you cant clutch wheelie dude get off doing wheelies your going to end up going down[/quote]

i disagree, gearing makes things easier for pulling it up and less stress on the motor. in a way yes its the same, but for the most part a geared bike is miles differnt from stock.

beardo 05-16-2010 03:20 PM

Re: newb question
 
i have a feeling this is going to end bad....

swampy 05-18-2010 12:20 PM

Re: newb question
 
[quote=beardo;4326043]i have a feeling this is going to end bad....[/quote]


why you say that :shruggs

so far its been a delightful convo :LOL


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