Thank you G, luke and ste ;)

[Sparks!]

After about 4 weeks of constant advice I managed to actually wheely Nothing amazing yet but I can get the front up now at least. Your methods of throttle chopping works, where my rev rev rev clutch, didn't.

Thanks

Might try and get some pics soon too so you can laugh at how low they are
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[GFK]

That's the good news.

The bad news is he needs a new arse for his leathers.

[Sparks!]

haha I've not scared myself yet actually, getting the front wheel up hasn't bothered me, but I'm only talking half a foot off the ground I'm sure when I actually get it up higher that the scarier moments will happen
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[jam_uk]

next challenge, get my front wheel off the ground hehe. I think I'll need to change my gearing for that to happen!
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[G]

Nah, I'm sure the front'l come up with some clutch abuse on the cb .

Personally I'd try and learn clutching it up on the r6, but power wheelies are a good introduction because they're less threatening... and seem more 'natural'.

[kev]

You just wait till you try out the KX, even I can wheelie that.
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[Luke_Retrofly]

Hi
Yeah chopping the throttle probably isnt the best way but it gets u used to the front being air born, and the whole geometry thing, im going to start clutching it up soon but im not sure about my 2nd gear :S.

Luke
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