How to WHEELIE a motorcycle in under 60 seconds

[@DeanosRides]

To wheelie is easy! Getting the mind to do it is the hard part!

[@ShakeNBlake509]

Exactly!

[@Bahle_Gaji]

Hey Deanos, been quite a while since your last upload? When can we some content from a local again? 🤩

[@DeanosRides]

@@Bahle_Gaji Don't really do the KZbin thing anymore. I have Instagram when I post now.

[@Bahle_Gaji]

@@DeanosRides ah ok. Love the tat 🔥

[@georgel3657]

Honestly, exactly my thoughts. I could technically wheelie if I wanted to but my brain just goes "......nope, not gonna let you do that"

[@philippmack5385]

Him: "We all know the first technique: The power wheelie!" Me: Staring at my Yamaha 125cc with 15hp: "Damn it!"

[@tricks9135]

Yeah i got a gsxr 250 so i feel ya, idek if i can wheelie this thing

[@chaosprism144]

Yup, my cbr125r is probably not coming up unless I do a perfect job with throttle, clutch and my own arms lol This guy only talks for people with powerful bikes, it's easy to get it a bit up when you just need some throttle ahah

[@tricks9135]

@@chaosprism144 yeah i have a gsxr 250, gotta be perfect to get that thing up

[@chaosprism144]

@@tricks9135 Yeh lol. Must be a nice bike though :)

[@tricks9135]

@@chaosprism144 thanks man you too 😁

[@DB-Slugz]

Everyone knows how to wheelie, just no one wants to destroy a bike learning

[@DB-Slugz]

@@michaelcollins8391 if they weren’t hard everyone would be able to do it

[@chrisvig123]

Or have gravel scrapped off their ass in emergency 😯

[@JohnWilksBooth907]

Wheelies are easy if you know the technique and are wearing proper safety gear and have pegs you can buy to put on a bike so it doesn’t fall onto its body or just practice on a dirt bike that’s what I do it is lighter and less cost risk if it falls

[@DB-Slugz]

@@JohnWilksBooth907 I guess I should specify a wheelie to me. Not like a power wheelie those are easy af. But to get the bike to a balancing point and ride a wheelie continuously for a mile or more is hard

[@temperspace]

Wheelies are only easy to those who know how to do it

[@elorusk]

pro tip: buy frame sliders and extra bar ends & take off your mirrors or remount them BEFORE you start practicing

[@depfeffel6455]

Frame sliders getting an impact will cause a stress fracture in the frame. Worst product ever imo

[@elorusk]

@@depfeffel6455 When a bike is 'dismounted at speed' the kinetic energy going forward dispels a portion of the initial impact against the road, placing more strain laterally against the plastic frame slider puck. Certainly not enough to fracture a motorcycle frame. If my motorcycle frame were to crack from such an impact, I would re-evaluate where I'm getting my bikes from. I restored a Honda CB500F under a salvage title from a wreck in which the bike tumbled several times. The forks were bowed in, the clutch mangled and half alive, plastics all shot to shit, etc. The frame sliders that the previous owner put on there saved that bike from the scrapyard. Now, fully restored, I drive it nearly every day with 0 issues; 13k miles and still going strong.

[@depfeffel6455]

@@elorusk at speed, yes I totally agree. Tipping over at low speed would definitely create a stress point. But yes, throwing it down the road at 70mph lowside would probably benefit from crash bobbins

[@mint_au]

When I want to learn how to wheelie eventually I’ll buy a dirtbike as I used to ride dirt bikes when I was a kid and when I started high school but dad sold it for money and so I could focus on my shopping. Now that i got my license and enough money to buy a bike myself I’ll learn to ride road then later get a 450 or a 2t for enduro riding as that’s something I want to do in the coming years for fun if it’s wet on the weekends or I can still go to the dirtbike tracks

[@RJ67.]

Back 30 years ago in my 20's, I was the wheelie King Now @ 53 years old I keep both wheel's on the ground. Most of the time

[@Swervy57Squad57]

RJ you probably rode a gsxr. i can feel it

[@sorin.n]

But feels good to know you can do it! 😉

[@RJ67.]

@@Swervy57Squad57 GPZ 750 ,GSXR ,V65 MAGNA, 1985 XR600r first year

[@happytrails5342]

@@RJ67. lol

[@neiliewheelie8399]

Don?!

[@BDCKavalaGroup]

"Dont go on the road, find an enclosed aread" Proceeds to go on the road...

[@hampelmann5804]

I assume because he already knows how to do it?

[@ball7411]

@@hampelmann5804 regardless, it’s reckless driving if you get caught

[@bubbagump_shrimp]

@@ball7411 who tf cares

[@hampelmann5804]

@@ball7411 Obviously, but the advice was directed towards practicing in a safe area, without regard to it being illegal anyways

[@leighstephens6116]

Always someone who comes into the comments with reckless this bad that but your watching the video yourself so I’m guessing your trying to wheelie but you can’t because you have zero talent or balls to do it so the jealous green monster comes out of you and you have to project your anger on others! It’s a wheelie mate grow up 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@blacjacgaming104]

*Instruction not clear* Now I am laughing with Jesus in Clouds

[@chrispy211]

I can't wait to try this while lane splitting on a busy highway!. (Don't do that) lmao

[@mint_au]

I seen videos of teenagers on fixed gear hard tail mountain bikes playing chicken with trucks buses and cars going like 60+ kmh and it’s always makes you hold ur breath with how close they get to them and seeing it in person back tyre slipping and nearly getting killed going under a bus

[@brian636]

How to *Chase* a wheelie in 60 seconds

[@jordanm8743]

Exactly 😂everybody in the comments talking bout wheelies are easy. I bet a band none of them ever felt balance point. And I hope to god if people tryna wheelie they don’t start with power wheelies. Clutch that bitch up

[@gr1mr3apa15]

Lmao 😂

[@Jayarea510]

😂💯🤦🏾‍♂️

[@theonetheonlykb3836]

Ayo, it’s my favorite MotoVlogger

[@erxfav3197]

Hey.. be nice

[@Heavywall70]

Just feeling the front get light is enough for me.

[@n1kmike740]

Except power wheelies are extremely dangerous on fast bikes. And in all three you chased a wheelie instead of hitting balance

[@jaydeville7220]

Just throwing it out there again for the ppl in the back....ALWAYS COVER YOUR REAR BRAKE

[@efbigdave72]

Back brakes covered or not power wheelies are still dangerous

[@jaydeville7220]

@@efbigdave72 All wheelies matter.... all wheelies are dangerous lol

[@magnumllama400]

What does that mean?

[@SpeedSeekerMoto]

Just take your time lads. I started off doing one inch wheelies and being terrified everytime. But after tons of practice and building a sense of the postion your body is at while at one wheel you get more and more comfy with how high up. Now im at the point I can basically wheelie any bike first try and am comfortable holding it at just below balance point depending on the bike. My mt09 I sit at about 11oclock now. Soon Ill be able to slow my wheelies but it all takes time.

[@davec.3198]

Best is to practice in the dirt. Much more forgiving and waaaay less risky

[@warzoneaddict9833]

This gives me heart pulsations watching this stay safe rider's people are crazy these days

[@Eastern_SA]

Finding the balance point and covering the brake are the two most important thing for wheelie. Of course steady throttle is key thing, too.

[@emptyspaceinsidemyhead]

What’s he mean by covering the brake¿

[@Eastern_SA]

@@emptyspaceinsidemyhead it means to keep his foot on the brake and not miss the brake pedal.

[@thebananaboys1666]

@@Eastern_SA makes sense now, much obliged my brethren!

[@badass1g]

Shoulda explained more about what “covering the rear brake” means and does. The simple mention of it wasn’t nearly enough detail for someone to understand what it’s for and when it’s used.

[@n0xxm3rcyxx]

Cover it with ur hand.

[@quincy-2000]

@@n0xxm3rcyxx Then what? Do you just hover your hand over it and not touch it? Do you lightly compress it? Do you press firmly? It’s not clear what “covering” means.

[@n0xxm3rcyxx]

@@quincy-2000 u just cover it with ur hand and wait to uncover it.

[@quincy-2000]

@@n0xxm3rcyxx So no braking is applied? What’s the point of covering it? And what are you waiting for to uncover it?

[@n0xxm3rcyxx]

@@quincy-2000 I cant tell if ur being serious or not? I was just making a joke but if u dont know, I'd recommend taking the MSF course, or basic rider course. It's a really good place to start. Its basically just hovering over the break incase u need it, less reaction time. If I remember correctly. (And u dont cover it with ur hand).

[@motoshan]

Is there any tip so we can overcome that voice that says "what it it comes up too high and I flip?" For someone that doesn't do wheelies this is something we have no experience with

[@ShakeNBlake509]

That’s the hardest part… getting there and mentally getting past that initial fear…

[@PEPEtheBulletSlinger]

I can teach you footbrake in less than. 3 hours

[@koul_2482]

Practice and crashing

[@ShakeNBlake509]

@@koul_2482 facts

[@jonathanedward1642]

Another factor is that some of us don't wanna drop our babies:(

[@Gentry09]

Awesome first rule to the lesson, much appreciated.

[@Proud-pop]

The most important thing you need to know about " learning " how to do a wheelie is, expect a lot of mistakes. That's why you start practicing with your bicycle, when you're a little kid. And when and IF you master it, keep practicing until you think you're ready to try on you're street bike. That way, you know what to expect... lots of bumps and bruises broken bike etc. Every wheelie show off is one blip of the throttle away from disaster, that's why the saying goes, " keep both feet on the pegs and both wheels on the ground. If you wanna feel real intensity, try out a WINGED SUIT and jump out of a plane. The " rush " lasts longer and you get to parachute after your adrenaline fix.

[@TheMythicalAce]

Wingsuits are fun for sure, but it's not like I can just walk out my front door and be flying one around in under five minutes. Also, I still can't wheelie a bicycle, but I can wheelie a motorcycle.

[@poormillionaires6750]

Started wheelie with my small bicycle at 11 yes old. Dad trained me with his BMW H4 back in 2014 when i was 13. Im 18 and o cant get enough of it. Wheelie has the next level suprimacy feeling 😊i love doing it with my s1000rr a d the new kawasaki ninja h2 i bought

[@thinkingimpaired5663]

Rule 4 get an MT10 and switch to B ride mode. I used to wheelie often with my RD400 often and my GPZ750turbo.

[@capnspcyweener2522]

Damn you had GPZ turbo!? I’m extremely jealous

[@sarag1158]

That's what I hear.

[@Josee2486]

Got one, can confirm

[@thinkingimpaired5663]

@@capnspcyweener2522 used to. I sold it to a oregon Kawasaki dealer for his collection.

[@capnspcyweener2522]

@@thinkingimpaired5663 lucky devil. Wish I was wealthy enough to buy one of the 80’s turbo bikes. Way before my time, but timelessly epic

[@cmgzfiveonezero]

The third technique on my Honda Grom was life changing! Thank you! ❤

[@user-po8te9lt2v]

Me with a 50cc dirtbike: Hmm, lifting the front wheel with just the throttle looks pretty easy

[@dertobi257]

Me with a 50cc 40 yo 3,7 hp beast: Huh, never thought it was that easy...

[@user-po8te9lt2v]

@@dertobi257 now thats some serious power

[@veetivainio7378]

Me with 50cc moped with 2hp...

[@user-po8te9lt2v]

@@veetivainio7378 ja jää

[@theexpertgamer-pe9zi]

I learned through a lot of trial and error myself to wheelie my mountain bike. Im not afraid to fall or push boundaries to learn all I need is crash protectors and I'm set

[@BikerXJoe6993]

I was trying to learn to wheelie on a Ninja 250 I could barely get the bike up so I got frustrated and stopped but then I bought an mt07 now I can't stop doing them🤷🏻‍♂️😁

[@erniemckracken1593]

Takes a skilled pro to wheelie a 250 Ninja. (I couldn't either ☹️)

[@StayTunedMoto]

Now I know what I already knew! Thanks!

[@dylanguilliams3224]

Engine break/jay break, ride the front break within comfortability. Bounce, dump throttle. Be amazed. You can wheelie any bike.

[@theonetheonlykb3836]

🤦🏻‍♂️ You don’t ride the front brake

[@dylanguilliams3224]

@@theonetheonlykb3836 you might not. Ride it just barely and when you feel like bouncing give it a slightly bigger tug, bounce and dump. Be amazed.

[@Apollo-Computers]

I love when bikes come up just from acceleration!

[@Antmanmoto]

Buy an XR100 and find a park or a grass lot somewhere and practice slowly in first gear doing power up in first gear then doing clutch ups. Then practice in second gear doing clutch ups like he said covering the rear brake at all times. Once you get comfortable and master clutch ups in second, play with balance point, then try it on the street

[@snakeNP215]

What does covering your rear brakes mean?

[@thegrimreaper6926]

@@snakeNP215 I think it means to rely on your brake in case you don't flip off your bike

[@savagehades3040]

​@thegrimreaper6926 he means to hover your foot over the rear brake lever and lightly balance the brake vs throttle application to maintain a balance point which is roughly where the front forks become perpendicular to the road. I like to practice in 2nd gear as 1st gear is very snappy. Good luck 🤙

[@quacktac]

That power wheelie was so smooth.

[@spudwifi5042]

"Don't do it on a main street" just like I'm about to lol

[@poormillionaires6750]

😂😂😂 wheelie is so easy.

[@michaelheiss4456]

Thank you for teaching using the rear brake , it has saved my butt on many occasions ! It your best friend when you are lifting the front end too high and ready to loop out ! I’ve watched the roost from my rear tire , touched the rear brake and the front came back down ! Saved my ass ! This was on my ; KTM 495 MXC ! Wish I kept the bike ! It’s scary fast and so much fun to ride !

[@TheKep]

When your about to 12’ your bike you just gotta give it a little front brake and it’ll come down smooth.

[@nolanbiskey5200]

I have the same bike and started watching you're videos years ago when you're buddy had the gray and blue fz and I learned wheelies in the same steps you just showed glad to see progress.

[@rickeyh.4667]

Flawless message at the end 🤣 just remember your doing this at your own risk!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@lithium720]

Clutch-ups for DAYS 😊

[@neiliewheelie8399]

Worst way to wheelie is to clutch it up

[@lithium720]

@@neiliewheelie8399 The entire stunt riding community disagrees lol

[@kingmike7729]

You can also use the rear break to create compression

[@Curry3659]

Wow I've seen a lot of wheelie video and this one minute video is probably the most confidence inspiring. Which is so important

[@kavemanthewoodbutcher]

Good job there lad! Keep it up and stay safe!

[@joshsass2335]

I haven't done a power wheelie before. Only clutch ups

[@georgel3657]

I'm the opposite, power wheelie all the time but can't force myself to clutch up

[@charliemason9412]

Thank you for telling and showing me

[@riccardolandi5645]

Me: *has a 50cc motorcycle* Him: first technique is power wheelie Me: Yeah sure

[@cryptogvwd3340]

Great vid 🦈

[@mando9948]

Him:Do it in a parking lot Also him : doing it on the road

[@alanclark9286]

The mike sounds bomb even in the helmet

[@szlaeyer22]

What does it mean to cover the rear brake?

[@chill5949]

Covering the rear brake implies that in an "oh shit" situation you will use it and it will bring your front tire down. But if you just cover it and never use it. You won't use it in said situation. Don't just cover the rear brake. Use it.

[@1bigboi_629]

@@chill5949 spot on👌 everyone says cover, but nobody uses it lol. Too many people giving advice for bad wheelies

[@MrGrey-dx5sb]

Maybe it's me but I don't know if those answers helped at all does it mean just keep your foot over it

[@1bigboi_629]

@@MrGrey-dx5sb cover your rear brake, keep your foot over it, but USE it, too many people screaming cover the rear brake... no, use it. When you get to balance point, dab the rear brake to bring you back down. Dont drag it as you'll get brake fade (where your brake loses pressure due to overheating)

[@user_name_redacted]

​@@MrGrey-dx5sb cover = keep foot over it, yes.

[@ChantiqoArk]

Him: we all know the first technique: the power wheelie. Proceeds to only power wheelie

[@mrredline3940]

Teach them how to not chase out wheelies like you did 😂

[@1bigboi_629]

Exactly lol

[@magnumllama400]

What does chasing a wheelie mean?

[@1bigboi_629]

@@magnumllama400 Chasing a wheelie means you're below balance point and if you're below balance point, your bike will go faster and will gain revs. Throwing the bike to 12 and beyond will slow your bike down. This is a real wheelie. Not chasing hahah. Real wheelies require proper rear brake skill and throttle control

[@magnumllama400]

@@1bigboi_629 then I do real wheelies on mountain bikes. But I think they're not designed for 12 o clock. Back brake hasn't power to hold me at that position

[@1bigboi_629]

@@magnumllama400 Mountain Bike wheelies are still awesome man! in the UK we have people doing crazy stuff like jumping on the seat, leg over the bars and combos etc. Seriously impressive stuff!

[@davidgearardo1788]

one thing no one ever says is when you start, make sure your bars are straight when you bring it down, one of the biggest pit falls of learning, cross em up while your on one wheel, but straighten her out before your tire meets pavement.

[@blitzkrieg1316]

Here in Finland we do wheelies with 50cc mopeds (and it doesn't help that it is -20 degrees cold and snow and ice everywhere)

[@jackryan4313]

Where there's a will, there's a way

[@cristianbello4621]

There’s more techniques and as someone who can wheelie for a while I sometimes will tap the front brake to bring it up but what really helped me learn was to practice poping it up and slamming on that rear break and after a little bit of doing that you’ll get comfortable with coming back more and then you’ll eventually find a balance point or get close and as an extra brap. And just add on I’ve gotten a couple friends wheeling that way and it’s the safest cause your reaction will be hit that brake and you won’t fall , have fun 🤙

[@bobbyward360]

Yeah, I'm at baby wheelie stage. That rear brake will drop your front end if needed right?

[@MultipleInfinity]

Yes... just don't slam it hard or you'll damage your forks

[@jemandanderes6116]

It'll also help you if you press the rear break slightly in wheelie cuz it makes the power delivery more smooth

[@ShakeNBlake509]

Gradually press the rear break and she will come back down. I tell people to learn that skill first before trying to get the wheel higher off the ground.

[@malibuice650]

I'm curious what "cover the rear brake" means? New rider here, haven't heard this before.

[@ShakeNBlake509]

@@malibuice650 the foot break or “rear brake stops only the rear tire. When I’m a wheelie, there’s two ways of bringing the front tire back down. Either by letting off the throttle or by hitting the rear break and bringing the front wheel back down

[@ducrogers302]

Cover that rear break! Nice tutorial thanks

[@bigstixs3868]

Same technique yes but man, it’s so much easier for you on a FZ them naked bikes are damn near made for wheeling 😂🙌 but hell yea perfect lesson for newbs🙌🙌

[@themambee2025]

Little baby wheelies 😂 I like that 😂😂

[@theguycalledturbo]

getting over the fear of lifting up too high and flipping is the hardest part....once you're over it you don't even need much throttle....just get it up to the sweet spot and it'll stay up on its own balance

[@dailydoseofrips8482]

Bike sounds realllly nice man

[@nicj.tessier1689]

Whatever you do, NOBODY TAKE THIS DUDES ADVICE AT ALL!

[@1bigboi_629]

Literally. Cover rear brake is correct but yeah dumb tips lol

[@thatasiandude1351]

1st : learn to accept you will make mistake in the process on learning something that aren't used too. 2nd : you will bang up your bike. 3rd : willingness is the key. 4th : congrats! Avoid having a tickets and especially getting yourself into trouble. 😉

[@sarag1158]

My Ninja 250 isn't going to power wheelie any time soon. Lord knows, I've tried. 😂

[@alexchavez9083]

Can my Yamaha 426 wheelie

[@AevenSong]

Was going to try with my Z250, sad to say he's not making enough power to do it and I'm scared 🤣

[@Sffker]

@@AevenSong you can clutch it up. Ive wheelied a 300 before not much of a difference.

[@joshuacortez9176]

Good looking out 🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@samwoo9993]

Main thing is don't do this on the street, while he teaches you to, on the street. 🤣

[@multimediaproductionz]

He said “don’t do this on a MAIN street, find a secluded area” 🤣 try some listening comprehension next time

[@midvalleymexicans4167]

What year and what kind of motorcycle do you have?

[@Shaggydoo91]

And this is why we have issues as riders. If your gonna be stunting stay tf off the streets, if you can't keep up gtfo the road. You kids doing wheelies down the highway pisses the rest of us off... we ride to escape life's drama and than we see you crash and die and it ruins our day more because a brother or sister is dead. If your gonna stunt, stay padded up on a closed corse or in an area that you can maintain saftey. We loves our bikes so treat her like you care

[@ShakeNBlake509]

Well said.

[@b-modeallday9125]

Couldn't have said it better myself

[@Shaggydoo91]

Last year alone I went to 37 candle lightings, 14 funerals and spent most of my season checking on people in the hospital. I'm tired of losing family, friends and loved ones. We flash the ✌ to each other but seldom do you see another stunt rider telling his friend he's being dumb on the open road. Cars don't see us already, please.... as a brother and fellow motorcycle lover..... USE YOUR FUCKING HEAD! I may not know you but I love you

[@motorcyclemichael2182]

Bike sounds good 👌🏻

[@Porsche996driver]

As he heads toward the tree at the end. Should the novice be liable for other novice damages? Prepare those Darwin awards!

[@romansin5702]

Wheelies are just a mental battle

[@RoseteMonik]

Well that looks like piece of cake 😅

[@ShakeNBlake509]

The concept is easy. That’s it lol

[@octaviolomeli1077]

Wheeling an FZ07 is easy lol Such a fun bike 😍

[@crabman5201]

I've always thought that doing wheelies was dumb just another way to get hurt. But if your into it no hate. It's just not for me.

[@jaydeville7220]

Honestly it’s another level of control... The more you play with it the more likely you are to not panic and be able to get out of unplanned hairy situations

[@alexandreaust8357]

Vem pilotar em São Paulo!!!!

[@drbeefylips1732]

Cover the rear brake? Other videos showing to use the rear brake and throttle simultaneously etc?

[@twotubefamily9323]

Clutch up is the best way to wheelie

[@A_Sound_Soul]

I needed this info, thanks man.

[@oDecs_]

“Main thing is don’t do this on main streets” “Goes on public street .5 seconds later” 😂

[@ImZyaa]

Make sure to rev it up to the little red line before letting of the clutch

[@karthikeyasharma7809]

That's a nice jacket, you've got there.

[@bryantg7641]

The only part about learning to wheelie that takes that much time, is finding that balance point right before it falls over backwards. Right before it falls over it will settle in. That's the part that's hard for new/beginner riders to master !!!

[@bryantg7641]

Also, learn on a dirtbike as a kid !!!

[@Ryan_Carder]

Can't stress the importance of that rear brake enough.

[@googleuser868]

Yamaha 1974 DT125 did plenty of wheelies back in the day. Straight out of the hole clutch drop foot draggers were easy in circles and figure 8s. lol

[@JohnSmith-yr6je]

How long did it take for you to do your first wheelie?

[@AndrewD50297045]

Watching this thinking about wheelieing my Harley bagger😅

[@pranavgd1078]

What does he mean by cover the brakes ?

[@polloisverycool1023]

today was my first time learning how to ride and I did a power wheelie twice by accident. scared the shit out of myself but it was fun

[@louisgarretson5240]

I see a lot of people saying, just crash a few times and you will learn. Yeah, that does work but most people don’t want there bikes sliding on the ground 15 times a day and most people don’t have cash to get a smaller bike that they can use as a drop bike. If you can, yeah, there’s no better way to learn then to jump in head first and take a few falls at some what a slow speed to not get hurt. But I’m sure there’s a way to get it with a bike and not have to fall. Not that it still can’t happen cuz you risk that every time, even if you can do it like a pro, there’s still chance. I would get fully comfortable with your bike, master your back brake, master your throttle, know how much power is where. That way your not surprised by anything. Cuz that’s when you flip it. And once you have that, start giving it just a bit a fast power so the front goes up few inches. After you can do that no problem keep going higher and higher after perfecting each height. After you have it coming up like a foot or 2 start getting comfortable with using the back brake to bring bike back down. So when you do have it up in the air later on you will have that already down pact, back brake, bring it down when you start getting that feeling something ain’t right. You don’t want to have to get comfortable with using your back brake at that moment u need it. Better to get that while the wheel not so high and gonna come down anyway. Than bam, one day, you will have that wheel up, fully under control, using back brake when u need to, with out thing and same with the throttle. You will know just how much you need to give to put it where. Then practice practice practice, and you will go further and further. Never force anything. If it wants to come down, let it. If it wants to go to high that’s when being comfortable with using the back brake while the front is up will come in handy. Tap that thing and try and get it back where u want it, or let it fall back to the ground if that’s where it wants to go. You should get it up with time and practice. And could be done with having to fall. Again, it’s always a risk cuz your taking a wheel and putting it in the air. So be ready to deal with it cuz nothing is 100%. Then after you master the power wheelie, you can start messing with the clutch and all that. I’m no pro or anything, I was just sitting here thinking, how would I try to do this with taking out as much risk as possible. And this is how I would do it. I’m sure if I’m wrong I’ll be told so by all the pros out there. ( not saying that sarcastically, there are some people out there that know, I know nothing. I’m just seeing a problem and coming up with a solution with the bit of info I have.) I don’t have money to through away on a practice bike, so I would try it this way. All starting with getting to a point I know everything about my bike. Cuz trying on a bike u got last week sounds like a fail. Hit that throttle a bit to much thinking you’re getting a little power and you get a bunch cuz your not familiar with your bike yet, your gonna end up on your back. So learn your bike before you even think of trying to pop the wheel up.

[@Ken_829]

Awesome thank you

[@ianjones4116]

Gonna go try this with my zzr1400, should be a piece of cake . 😎👍😂🐢

[@cieuxAI]

Well done shake. I'd say you could be the next Brian_636 but you already revealed your mug 😆

[@shakashakur4233]

Everyone forgets to say make sure your left foot is under the peg/gear shift for support

[@apbt067]

This is a lot better than those stupid wheelie machines I’ve been seeing.

[@As130thps]

I used to be so good at wheeling my crf230 back in the day. I looped it one time and haven’t been able to wheelie since. Gotta get back into it tho.

[@adrianaldueza]

Uhh, what's the brand of your jacket dude? Looks great!

[@pinkeyephone6965]

Also get frame sliders or crash bars so if you dump it you still have a bike

[@aramjelalian3104]

I liked starting off with cute little baby wheelies🙃

[@PacAnimal]

This is how people get seriously hurt. The first wheelie you should learn is a clutch up with a 125cc or so dirt bike, going slow, on flat grass or a parking lot. If you can wheelie slowly, you can wheelie going fast.

[@Crazy4nitro]

Be slightly on the throttle when the wheel touches down also

[@603Nh_FireArms]

I have a huge Question. When letting off the Clutch, do you release it slowly? While giving it throttle

[@isaiah931]

What is covering your rear brake? Is that holding it down?

[@jmc2567]

Cool vid,you make it look easy,it is if you,re not a begginer👍👍👍.only 1 thing,instead of saying,cover the rear brake,you should tell people that if it comes up too high then gently apply rear brake to bring it down,some beginners may not realize this.but awesome vid,cheers,stay safe out there and best wishes to all,from,Auckland,New Zealand.🏍🏍🏍👆😁🙂🙂😉😉

[@s550danny]

I fell off a wheelie once. Got back on and was killing it again. Then I fell again, second time was much worse. I can’t bring myself to getting that front tire off the ground anymore. But man werethey fun

[@KillerOfTheConcreteJungle]

Lookin like ThatDudeInBlue😂😂