How to Wheelie a Motorcycle: Part 1 - Clutch up

[@rexd1976]

Finally wheelie instruction by someone who speaks in full sentences, doesn’t use terminology reserved for squids, and is actually realistic . Thanks. Going to start tomorrow

[@thehobbyguy]

Can you wheelie now

[@andrewbloniarz286]

I would like to know, what happend

[@paradoxion8295]

No response.. I think we have our answer💀

[@evase3]

9 years later here I am watching this. You explained it perfectly and I learned so much even after watching multiple videos. You went over everything multiple times which was amazing and easy to learn. Thank you.

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

You're very welcome!

[@Dankwheelie]

Watched this and tried one,worked for me!

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

haha you rock bro! :)

[@ryanr6607]

Dankwheelie you and salt are crazy as hell but both of you guys gave me inspiration to get out there and try some wheelies. I already shot salt a comment but wanted to say thanks to you to dank! Maybe one day ill be good enough to come pop some wheelies with you guys haha!

[@matthewgray4700]

Dankwheelie what a troll

[@christopherespinosa1540]

Dude you already know how

[@ldofficial652]

3 Years ago 😂

[@FryingPanDan]

This is honestly the best video Ive found for learning wheelies.

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

+Frying Pan Dan Why thank you. :)

[@sportrider89]

Dang that hurts

[@frimjay4557]

Do these rules apply to a car as well?

[@Pereragihan]

+FrimJay also helicopters...too

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

+FrimJay Totes bro, Just pop da clutch and WHEEELIEEEEEEEEE!!!

[@pileOgames]

Does this rule apply to my light up sketchers?

[@jagerbomb7810]

FrimJay only fwd cars.

[@christilahercule5467]

pileOgames I hope so

[@spmcclung140]

that was wheelie dangerous

[@harryday174]

+Scott McClung lol

[@stephenlonon4605]

Dad, is that you?

[@clutz7941]

Oh my god

[@Edifyudig123]

Lol. Oh my goodness

[@mikewazowski3540]

I’m wheelie not ok with that

[@neuroplasticity]

One really important thing that's missing is... When you come down always have your wheel straight. if you don't you bet you're going to flip the bike and high side... Remember to ALWAYS KEEP THE WHEEL STRAIGHT WHEN COMING BACK DOWN!!!

[@Vral92]

well i hope this is considered as common sense.

[@lee1170]

flip the bike and high side...

[@nvidiapowah4581]

@@lee1170 lol, or tankskap i think he means. Bless him

[@axelxan]

Just hold W and Ctrl.

[@Eric-uq4ny]

Lol

[@resid3nt]

* CTRL + W.

[@THSV275]

axelxan åå

[@Lessoninablessing]

axelxan lol

[@unclesesi5559]

What if we're on the phone?

[@mindhackerrr]

Thanks! I went from never having done a clutch-up to consistently hitting them this weekend. The two parts that helped me were 1) Actually showing the duration of popping the clutch, and 2) "Don't get yourself hurt over something as stupid as a wheelie"

[@colemelville8298]

I just bought a 2014 ninja like 4 months ago. I have never ridden a bike before this (dirt bike or street bike) and I have always really liked the idea of doing wheelies but was just too much of a pussy to try them lol but this video helped a lot. I started off only raising my wheel off the ground like an inch or two at first but a month after watching this and a lot of practice later I can ride a wheelie out the length of 3 telephone poles. I'm still trying to improve on it but your video helped so much. Thanks man.

[@BigGuyBigMind]

What kind of bike ?

[@KillswitchQueen]

You make wheelies look less terrifying and more like something I can actually do. Thanks for the video dude!

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

Killswitch Queen You got it, ride safe :)

[@mogtopshotta]

He sure do thanks man I'll try it

[@Alps6408]

I can do power wheelies on my ZX12 no problem, 3rd gear power wheelies happen sometimes also.. But I've never been able to master the clutch ups till i saw this video! worked a treat and after a week of practice I've got the hang of clutch ups! longest was about 20 or so meters :) Thanks, you've got another sub

[@mike216ism]

Thanks! I had a 1996 gsxr 750 10 years ago and I was able to ride out first gear wheelies until the rpm died. Friends said that was far more dangerous because being in first gear and having so much power and slow speed to balance. It was the only way I could do them, got very comfortable doing them like that. Here iam years later and I just bought a 2005 gsxr 1000. Thanks so much for the safe instructions and excellent explanation on how and why. I'm going to practice after getting a little more familiar with this bike. My riding confidence is coming back more and more every ride. Awesome video and much appreciated.

[@christianramirez8610]

I've never done a wheelie, but of all the beginner clutch up videos I have been seeing, this is by far the best detailed & most helpful. My thank you

[@snakevera]

Its just like rev matching to down shift without the downshift...I just came to this conclusion Edit - To all the riders over the years who have found this relation helpful thank you. I love the positivity and the Ken comments 🤣 Ride safe everyone ✌🚀

[@jesus194566]

goodjob:)

[@jghernandezsalazar]

OHHHH SNAAAAAPPP

[@iTryaiK]

This comment... Golden

[@MrJesus-jp1zv]

Lol this comment literally helped me

[@loloudoudara]

That's a helpful analogy

[@Dreedington]

I just watched this video earlier today and I was like hey lets go out and try it. I have been doing power wheelies for about 3-4 months and a bunch of my friends tried to teach me clutch up wheelies and failed. But this helped me a lot. I have been hitting balance point a lot easier now. I ride a 2012 Yamaha R6. Thanks man helped me get better

[@Majesenmoto]

great video, great lesson and great motovlogger, everything explained without cuts! 10/10. cheers from spain

[@Arkoss]

Mirá dónde te vengo a encontrar, pícaro! Igual veo que con la Goldwing no tuviste que usar ese embrague. Saludos, crack!

[@Reptilefamily7]

Te amo majes más videos pleaseeee

[@joeydee8902]

BY FAR the best wheelie tutorial I've seen. Thanks bro, great teachings!! 🙏🙏

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

Thank you for watching! Good luck 👍🏻

[@Bansheeboat]

This will be the last video I watch before I go out and die.

[@brazzadazza]

Are u alive

[@Kangarooo6]

@@brazzadazza no cap huh

[@SHADYPONDMAN]

😂

[@williamwest7008]

If you do this you deserve it. Putting people in danger. Scumbags.

[@RastusSoup]

@@williamwest7008 you seem like a nice guy.

[@tpk916]

Just got a 2006 Honda CBR600rr on Saturday never rode a motorcycle learned how to ride within 4 hours drove it home which was 2 hours away that night and now on Tuesday after now feeling confident with my taking off in first gear , I'm looking at your videos and I know I shouldn't but there is no feeling like what a motorcycle gives you.( Plus I was already doing this on accident so why not learn how I did it) Thank you for great content you just got a new sub.

[@danielbrown2012db]

I have watched this a few times and waiting for a dry day so i can get my chance to try it out. I got my chance to try it today n nailed it, mates were shocked. I haven't stopped smiling since lol. Thank you

[@ryanr6607]

Hey man, been watching your videos for a while and the wheelie tutorials over and over again. Finally got the balls to have a practice day with a few friends on a back road yesterday and got a few inches of lift and worked my way to about a foot off the ground. It felt so fuckin good to finally try it out. You give the best/safest explanation on KZbin and it helped me a lot man so thanks brother and ride safe out there man!

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

Ryan R6 hey man thanks a lot for the comment, love hearing that my videos have helped others! And congrats on getting that front wheel up, ride safe brother! 👊🏻😁

[@TomasUjhelyi]

I assume you have an R6? What revs did you build up to before letting the clutch out? 4-5k as mentioned in this vid seems too low for my R6 (-2 front +1 back) ... Hardest part seems like getting the right throttle control while you have the clutch in, I need to practice that to get my muscle memory up to snuff and keep my ears in tune.

[@michaelb9776]

I live in Tampa and it's so weird seeing you ride on the same roads that i've driven for so long!

[@oidirk]

So far I've found the hardest part is finding a place isolated enough to practice. I live on the fringe of the Jacksonville metro area and found a couple of good roads. They were open and straight but still had the occasional car. Now on the other hand, this one road made the perfect spot to try out the Roush without the traction control on. Now that was a success!! Search will continue for a wheelie practice spot. Great video BTW! Dankwheelie - dude, I am workin on it! LOL

[@agprince82]

finally! a motovlogger that doesn't try to push their stupid tshirts on me. oh, wait...

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

+Ashley Prince oh give me a break would ya! it's a dog eat dog world ;)

[@agprince82]

SALTxTHExWOUND Sorry, I was having a bad day when I wrote that! If people want to support your videos through merch purch, more power to you.

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

Well if it helps any this is was the first time I ever did a t shirt sale and it was mainly so my close friends and I could get our hands on them. I'm not one of these vloggers making sweat bands, friendship bracelets, and man thongs with my name on them lol

[@shepdgc.og.soldier7732]

+SALTxTHExWOUND I know this was a while ago but is a good tutorial on "clutching up". When I started it was infuriating because I was using too much throttle to power the front up and having to break it back down,and HARD when first started...By the time I had the front up and on balance point I was at about 60+ already winding throttle at about 9k rpm Lol. I had a zx6r loved that fucking bike but crashed out in Philly one night because some asshole needed a cab..and got a H-D xl1200Custom Sportster..Age calms a man down.Would rather cruise through the canyons instead of trying to conquer them. You got game bro,came a long way I been watching you but just subbed up. Keep that back wheel on the asphalt,safe riding watch out for the assholes. Peace

[@chainslayer2004]

Shep dgc.og.soldier I have a 93 ZX600R that I'm finishing putting back together now. Should be back on the road in a week or two. I love this thing! It sat in someone's garage forever and only has 6k miles on it to date. I'm excited to get it back together and start practicing!

[@Drake-0-99]

8 years later still coming in clutch 🙏 slowly working my way up. Can’t wait till I can ride one out

[@daltonwilliams6297]

Pulling my first power wheelies on my 600 the last 2 weeks in first. Think I'm about to try some clutch ups and see if I can make it work. Great video 👍🏼

[@Mr0GL0C]

same

[@DyingBreed1776]

How did it go?

[@shalinsutaria7010]

Dalton Williams how to do power wheelies? I can't do it with clutch on my 650 Ninja

[@hoyt_arms]

@@shalinsutaria7010 MORE THROTTLE

[@cnclathe3606]

One of the best video and advice I’ve found so far. Owned a gsx-r 750 and want to learn how to wheelie but didn’t find any good video. I will give a try after watching this video.

[@Qcforever2121]

best tutorial on youtube thank u

[@rhondamohlman]

agreed

[@apglasses]

i'm glad you gave that advice with the seat because i was actually worried about my positioning on the bike while doing a wheelie. makes sense to just start there so u don't slide back and shift the weight.

[@NTKLife]

Totally diffrent on my 50cc :) i have to rev it to the max and really swing the bike up

[@schmidty7654]

Method is working great for me. Doing it in first for now. Just getting used to my bike coming up. Used to doing it on dirt with dirt bikes and quads. Using the same method you are just first gear for now. Gets further up every time. Just getting my throttle control down. Ride a 08 zx10r. So I didn't want to loop my bike first time lmao. Thanks man!

[@asianpersuazion]

I remember my first "way too high" moment lol. I froze like a deer on the rear brake, good thing I release throttle. And it wasnt even my bike. My buddy and I swapped bikes for a few minutes because he bought a brand new CBR600RR out the showroom and was kind enough to let me try. It was dark outside. My friend told me afterwards that all he saw was a beam of light going from horizontal to almost vertical. And then slammed back down as if someone knocked over a flashlight 😭😭😭😭😭🤮😷

[@troubleshooter12z]

Bet you almost shit yourself lol

[@nikhilgambhir5068]

Bro I had the same fucking thing, it was my second week of riding lol

[@JeremySubasic]

The only reason I’m Yyggggyy

[@terompo2083]

I just learned how to do power wheelies but I'm really going to push myself to learned clutch ups which I've heard over and over again is the safest and proper way. very nice vids bro.

[@my73kustomchevy]

One of the best HOW TO videos out there man awesome job

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

Thanks a lot man =)

[@tommyfernandez360]

Hey bro, love the video! I recently started riding and learned on cbr600 about 3 months ago. I learn real fast and yesterday I went out and tried for first time. Got it up many times safely. You are correct it is addicting!

[@yamariderAllen]

SALTxTHExWOUND yeah i did power wheelies for about 6 months and after the first clutch up a few weeks ago, I'll NEVER GO BACK... I couldn't get it up in second on power wheelies unless i bounced her hard but second gear at 70 mph or even as low as 20 mph it'll come up everytime!

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

yep! clutch ups kick ass!

[@yamariderAllen]

SALTxTHExWOUND for sure... I'm hoping on making to a meet up next season and would love to meet you, I've just started motovlogs and hoping to build my channel and meet as much vlogger's in Florida as i can i live about 30 minutes from Gainesville, fl

[@sharpsdoublerifle1439]

Finally somebody shows the actual motion and hand speed to do this. It's the throttle and clutch pop at the same time. Other ones I've seen they say pull clutch in throttle let clutch out...it's all one motion with both hands. So I have a heavy bike, ZRX1100, what would you do differently, it's a bastard to get the wheel up.

[@HardstyleUp2Datez]

what to do exactly with the rev break? Do you instantly touch it when your front wheel went off the ground or earlier or later?

[@zelo5499]

When you start to go back and about to hit the ground

[@emilygooden6739]

Probably 5 years too late, but for anyone still wondering: the rear brake is essentially a fail safe if you get the wheel up too high too fast. It’ll slow the back wheel and force the bike out of the wheelie, instead of letting you loop out and losing the bike. So basically, if everything goes perfectly, you should never need it at all. But in case you give it too much power and go too far back, you can just set the wheelie back down with the rear break.

[@HarleyRidinF00L]

@@emilygooden6739 excellent write up, dead on.

[@BikesAndBatallas]

@@emilygooden6739 Yup. And people can practice this on bicycles as well if they're nervous. I've been riding motorcycles since I was a child, but finding the balance point on pavement always made me anxious. So I started doing manuals on my downhill/BMX bikes, which allowed me to figure out what it means, in practice, to find the balance point (which is usually much further back than you feel it could be) in more controlled settings. It also allows you to practice abandoning the attempt by using your rear brake to pitch your nose back down. And if you loop out, which you're more willing to do on a bike, the risk isn't as bad.

[@varkvandiebaaisouthafrica3833]

Hey Salt thanx for the videos and tips I am 35 and just bought a K7 1000cc never driven bikes like these before but I surely want to wheelie them, used to drive motorcross as a youngster wheelie, fell and broken bones but doing a wheelie on a motorcross and street bike is totally different

[@terancecharbs8678]

same I'm 40 just bought a katana. just for this year ..

[@74CBASS]

Do one more!!! Lol! FYI each dash on a road is 10 feet long and the space between is 30 feet per Federal Regulations. ✌️ Don't ask me how I know that?!? Lol!

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

that's actually pretty good information to have haha! :)

[@JacquesEng]

Hey SALT. Nice!! Must admit. The principle stays the same on 2 particular clips I saw including yours. Combining all 3 really made it so much easier to carry on trying. I'm still stuck on doing a Power wheelies on First gear, but def clutch up on 2nd. As you say people should really take it slowly. I'm still super noob but in my 3 month learning how to wheelie just got easier. Now only thing left is balance point and throttle control. Riding her out until she stops screaming. Its amazing how awesome it feels getting further with the progresses. Can't wait to view your 2nd and 3rd part of the wheelie. Keep up the awesome uploads!!

[@BikerBoyzTeam]

Nice Tutorial! Greatings from Poland :)

[@alwoods1588]

Yo... On the real, the best how-to I've watched. All the PSAs are awesome too.

[@MrIronReaper]

covering that brake is key! Clutch ups are awesome!

[@AspectOfTheStorm]

Cool, went from a CBR250 to a 600RR, so I'm stoked to be able to try this. Yea, I could've done it on the 250 but didn't really care to. Gonna go out tomorrow on this nice straight 15 mile road along the river to try it.

[@popeyerider4587]

AWESOME, I wish I could do a wheelie like that!! Practice, practice, practice...

[@paivaalmeida9738]

I still have to yet to finish taking my licence of motorcycles, thinking on getting a used 600 naked like bandit or hornet to begin my 2 wheels journey and this is already one of my goals, cheers man nice video!

[@alexandreameli7901]

I've been wondering how much damage do these wheelies inflict on the clutch mechanism of the bike?

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

I've been wheeling my bike for over 18,000 miles on the original clutch with no issues, as long as you are doing it properly and not riding the clutch it should only wear like it normally would

[@alexandreameli7901]

Ok Cool that's good to know!! I thought with the weight of the machine and the torque if the back wheel an everything that the clutch would be affected. anyway thanks for the video! of all the wheelie tutorials this one is the best!! I'm about to ride out and try out some of your tips. Ill let you know also if I crash my VFR 800 in one thousand pieces lol wish me luck. cheers!

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

haha thanks man, hopefully you don't crash and burn ;)

[@alexandreameli7901]

I got it man!!! I lifted that shit up a few inches loooool and I didnt crash nor Burn . thanks for makin it happen Capn' !!

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

Awesome! glad I could help man :)

[@snowkracker]

I recognize the spot by the dump. I ride back there all the time. Good video.

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

Haven’t been back there in yearsss, used to be a good spot for wheelies haha

[@brjgtm2011]

Man, you really know how to make lesson videos ...... its what i want and what all want .... coz u know how to teach people .... if you were a teacher in the college everyone would be first ...

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

+brjgtm2011 Thanks a lot man, good luck out there and ride safe! :)

[@brjgtm2011]

thanks and you too :-)

[@bikerbhutani]

12:25 as an Indian that guy just stopping on an almost empty road to be mindful of the biker is the most heartwarming thing I have seen this year

[@squalleonde]

I can't see both hands when you do it. I need to see it how close the clutch-throttle-clutch timing.

[@7.62x39-g]

It's not the same for everyone or every bike .. I have to give way more throttle than he does to get my bike up

[@hoyt_arms]

Same for me. Every bike is night and day from each other. I clutch mine up at 7k.. my buddy R1 he clutches up at 4k.

[@garymaartens8061]

This was a really well done video. I'm kicking myself for not trying this sooner. This is so much better than power wheelies.

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

Thanks man, good luck and stay safe!

[@KevinAlexander-yd9du]

So to bring the bike down just tap the rear brake?

[@fiveknuckleshuffle8078]

Well if you do a wheelie and you dont go high it enough to balance point it will come back down on its own if you go to balance point or past it to where you tip to far back yes tap your brake DONT SLAM YOUR BACK BREAK JUST A TAP

[@D3monicBlaze]

I didn't watch your videos to learn how to wheelie, I watched them to learn how to control one. I raced my friends gsxr750 and the front end came up (I got an modded r6 04) even though I was leaning forward. And launch, I can't even haha launching sucks. But you're a great teacher with this shit. I appreciate the effort, time, and money vested in your videos. What's your helmet cam? I was thinking of getting a sena 10c and be done with it.

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

thanks a lot man. I just film with a GoPro :)

[@ericmarrero1519]

+SALTxTHExWOUND How do u drop it

[@ericmarrero1519]

+Eric Marrero Never mind

[@SpearoChris]

Squeeze the knees and tighten the abs. Works for everything. Even taking the morning dump

[@ericmarrero1519]

+rufio1406 lol

[@balancepoint71]

This is definitely one of the best tutorials. It really is spot on Salt.

[@motomotel1606]

Nice tutorial, cant wait to try, although I'm still feelin kinda green...

[@davidmcgregor9024]

Awsome! I've been riding for years and only ever did wheelies flying over steep bumps or bridges. Never thought it was that easy to do on command.

[@dragonslayer8161]

"If you're weel is of the ground your doing a weeley" :D

[@gixxergang802]

Sad , but true!

[@jaredoliver3547]

Go Grammar Class Kid

[@Tom-yb6sl]

@@jaredoliver3547 go to*

[@doomassthenightcrawler]

Your time and effort is appreciated brotha

[@MrSparkyAprilia]

Great video bro! Well explained and to the point!

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

Thanks dude! :)

[@deanborcherds1801]

Would like to see your take and video on counter steering. You explained the wheelie so well, with part 1, 2 and 3. Look forward to see that one day from you...............Fantastic videos as always

[@Sippp69]

I mean I could watch my rpms but my bike doesn't have a rpm reader lol.

[@iride110dirtbikes6]

lol same!

[@matteococco3687]

+TruewoC I am going to buy soon a Ducati monster 750, no rpm reader man

[@Sippp69]

***** yamaha tw200. dual sport

[@714Octor]

also on some bikes the tachs pretty lol my fz-07 for example haha

[@daverock00]

Thanks for the video! Watched it this morning and went out to practice on my 08 zx10r and for about every ten I try I get one good one and ride it out for 20-30 yards. Gotta keep practicing!

[@DoubleT90T]

Finally got to watch this!!! Great tutorial buddy :) and damn... that bike ;)

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

Thanks a lot bro! :) we really gotta ride this year

[@DoubleT90T]

I think it's a necessity =)

[@craigdewar6301]

There is a much easier way to get your front wheel up so you can get used to that strange feeling. In 1st gear get up to between 6K-7K rpm then snap the throttle off then on and your wheel will lift, it wont be anything spectacular but you'll still get that wheelie feeling then you can introduce the clutch to get the wheel a bit higher and chase it out better. bigger bikes will need less revs and less of a snap smaller bikes will be the opposite and might need the aid of a quick stomp on the rear brake to compress the front and just time the snap of the throttle with the front suspension rebound. For a reference my bike is a 2019 CBR650R, will also help if your tyres are warm before attempting this. Hope this helps some of you guys, it worked for me first time i've been struggling with the timing of the clutch release for a clutch up.

[@minibikemayhem9335]

Awesome man, you have improved SOOO much over the months! Thanks for the tips :)

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

Thanks man, just wait for the next video you are gonna love it!

[@nycatt]

Awesome video. I have a kawi concours 14, heavy bike to get up but I get it up in first.

[@oboys1502]

did u ever fell when started learning

[@TechyGamerVibeZ]

I did and wrecked my bike... Wish I watched this first 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@atheekrinsan8166]

Jus did my first wheelie, more like a bunny hop. Loved it.

[@surushenta854]

I have a 125cc.. can these motorcycles do wheelie too?

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

+adan rangel Yep! I've done wheelies on a 110cc

[@VerTeXzGaming]

+SALTxTHExWOUND Man, been trying to wheelie me 125 ktm Duke, can get it like 2 inches of the ground but cant keep it up:((

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

with a 125 you probably wanna be in first gear, sit back on the seat and pull back with your hands as you pop the clutch. another trick is finding a bump in the road or dirt and as you hit the top of the bump try to pop your wheelie, this helped me a lot when first starting

[@barteksiudziak5661]

You can do wheelie even on 50cc :P

[@reviewdykeusa8347]

You can do a wheelie on a bike 0cc

[@adurrence1]

Just bought a 15 650 love to ride sometime over here in lakeland

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

For sure bro! A couple of my buddies ride with me over from Lakeland, find me on instagram on PM me your facebook info and I'll get up with you. We ride about every weekend

[@dolebandit9942]

Remember if you keep doing wheelies, Head bearings will be first thing to go, Followed by clutch, Then the pistons !

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

+Dole Bandit 28k later haven't had any of these issues... it's 2016 and these bikes are built to take about anything you throw at them. I've hit a tree going 80mph and the bike hopped over it and kept going, It's almost bulletproof at this point lol

[@engzthree]

+SALTxTHExWOUND Is it because the imbalance of oil in the motor when the bike is up?

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

He's probably talking about doing shitty wheelies slamming the bike down and riding the clutch burning it up. If you do proper wheelies you should have no issues asside from maybe wearing fork seals out sooner than normal. even then... 28k later and mine are perfectly fine.

[@cirosotomayor818]

Just started practicing yesterday, yes it's kinda scary the first time but at the 5th time tire went up not much but it's a start and lost that stupid fear.

[@Look2TheSky101]

YES!!! Love All That Remains (Stand Up) ;) Like your vids man, I love ya

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

Thanks! Love ya too :)

[@Ja_Mes]

“Most I’ve done is about 50 lines, I think it was about a quarter” that’s a good night with the boys

[@IVANRGTI]

GREAT VIDEO!!

[@Mark-zk7mv]

Finally got my 1000 L7. Love this Beast it's scary. Watch the video and I tried it yesterday. You're right it was scary. I got the wheel up a few inches and tried it about 15 to 20 different times. Day one went well. What would be the difference if I was practicing in first gear instead of second?

[@cantwheelie_rob]

Well hell, I gots to watch this video!! HaHaHa...

[@timwilcox69]

Great info bro I've only done power wheelies but I love how u break it down to clutch up!

[@codydudley1301]

I hit my neighbors new garage door bro I'm serious af trying this shit he is serious af about me replacing the door

[@slawdel]

It must be awesome to see everyone saying how much your video helped them! I can't wait to be next, nice video homie!

[@AllroundSwizzy]

great tutorial. i have the same mirrors :D

[@phantomm7657]

Probably one of the best how to/tutorials I have come across with tips/clear explanations etc. Thank you and happy safe riding 👊🏼 Subscribed.

[@sseba_mu]

unfortunately this only happens with a 1000 or a 600 at least

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

This works for even 250's you just have to apply more throttle in a lower gear

[@CANNIBAxe]

SALTxTHExWOUND so on this video you did it on 2nd gear??

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

yeah on my 1000, on a 250 you would want to start out in 1st gear because it doesn't have quite as much power

[@CANNIBAxe]

thanks, I have a 600cc nakedbike, it has high torque and great acceleration so it gonna be 2nd gear, I have to practice that, it looks so cool and fun! :)

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

Stay safe man you'll get there in time!

[@damnitbobby7822]

I accidentally did a solid 100 foot long wheelie the other day riding with my boy and ever since then I've been teaching myself how to do it and Im getting really good at it from a stop that is 2005 Suzuki sv650s

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

Awesome! Love those SV's

[@EvilNeil187]

imah pop some WHEELERS

[@MrCoreymelton]

I’ve watched a ton of how tos on clutch up wheelies and this one seems to help the most.

[@x1bl0odman]

I did one the first day I had my r3 delivered.... Let’s just say it wasn’t on purpose and I needed a new pair of undies

[@h-maq7463]

Just finished practicing and your video is awesome because it worked just like you said. I have a 14 Gsxr 750

[@TachyonDust]

You forgot to add that you have to ride a kawi bike to do proper wheelies :P

[@SALTxTHExWOUND]

hahaha I forgot about that part! ;)

[@thainewoodrow3960]

Beautiful bike, man. I just bought the 2003 z1000. I feel like I'll probably never wheelie because I'm not much of a risk-taking rider, but I guess you never know. Thanks for the vid, man.

[@willferrell2266]

I figured out how to do this on my 350 cc four wheeler by just barely pushing down on the clutch before it shifts leaving it there revving it till she's pretty high pitched letting go and pulling back. Works real well

[@mikemays8622]

I’m new to riding I enjoy the vids and I’ve brought mine up from just rolling on throttle at high rpm across dips in the road. Just about a foot high and it sparked my interest. Still too new to clutch up maybes next season. Awesome video. Wheelies are instant tickets here if caught. I ride a 636

[@ericleeSupSayK]

Question. Clutch in throttle, and clutch out. As you clutch out, does the throttle get chopped as well?

[@mikesmeltz8400]

Where is that rode at? I noticed you were on the Howard franklin at one point so it's safe to assume you're near st Pete or tampa

[@jcole6076]

Thats what i was thinking... I live in Pinellas County... I get a new bike friday, holla at me well get it going...

[@gridlockedthug]

Great suggestions. One of the best I have came across. Thanks bud. Happy Wheelies!!

[@howiefeltersnatch2596]

I think I might have regained confidence and identified my mistake by watching this, so you say to return the throttle to where it was right after releasing the clutch (obviously this happens very quickly) but my mistake was dumping on the rev but holding the rev high, you are just blipping it to catch it at the high rpm to bring it up but you don't want it to stay there you want it to kind of return to that 5'000 mark where you were at when you were just cruising is what you are saying right? Hope that's not confusing, I almost looped but from riding quads I responded with the rear brake. Haven't tried since.

[@mooseroom]

I've done 3 wheelies that lasted a few milliseconds each. all thanks to this video