Can any one help me with wheeling a 50cc

[olliec769]

Can any one please help me out here, i want to learn how to wheelie my standard NRG 50cc.

Any help will be much appreciated.
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[mchaggis]

Wheelying a moped? It's not going to have the power, and there's no clutch either. I suppose it might be possible, but I'll be damned if I know how.
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[JonB]

Is possible. Done it once on moped.

Sit right at the back of the bike and basically pull as hard as you can to get it up.

You might want a full fuel tank to let the fuel add extra weight to end of moped.
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[numark1]

I could do it on a Piaggio Typhoon very easily. It is quite similar to the NRG. Just pull the bars hard as you accelerate from a slow speed to get it up. Thats about it really. I could twist the handle bars in the air whilst i was doing it. Also it helps balance when you stick your left leg out abit. I don't know why it just does

[mooseman]

Here's how i would do it but not sure without a clutch

-start rolling at about 10-20mph

- throttle on as if you are excellerating hard and similtaniously flick the clutch in and out and tug on the bars

-when the bike starts to climb roll the throttle to keep at the right height

-Height is controlled by gentle dabs on the rear brake

- Land with front wheel straight otherwise a tank slapper will occur

and thats it Easy :up:
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[nick.h]

Don't do it in a busy area!

Yesterday a mate of mine on a speedfight 50 was messing around wheeling up and down a strech of road. He lost control by leaning too far back, and ended up ghostying the bike down the road.

The damage to the bike was the least of his worries. As the bike went down the road at speed, it hit and jumped up a cerb, hitting two elderly people. He has only been riding 2 weeks and is likely to be banned as he left the scene, and rode off.
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[El_Bandido]

Ill help! You lean back, i will pick up the front wheel for you.

my mate had a malaguti crosser that would wheelie. funny little scooter that was. he used to lean it right over until the centre sctand was scraping too.

Id say sit as far back as possible with the bike stopped. then simultaneously yank back the bars and open the throttle full whack!

Yeeeeehaaaaa https://www3.telus.net/dougsimpson/WheelySparely_s.jpg

[olliec769]

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The major part of a scooter wheelie is balancing the weight I believe. A lot of people start out with their legs hanging off the back, sitting right on the back of the seat.
After that, it's going to be a case of getting the power to come on as you pull on the bars.

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[TomC]

I have done it before on my senda, by mistake i might add. Too much revs and let clutch out too quick.

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[Vespa]

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[mchaggis]

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[olliec769]

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[Vespa]

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[Marc_Buck]

Ok ill tell you, legs off back DOES teach you at the start, i learnt by dangling legs off, now i can wheelie with feet over bars, sitting as far forward as possible and standing on seat.

And yes that is on a 50..........a zip to be more precise.

Just sit back twist and when you feel the thrust pull back, remember finger over rear brake, but dont slam the brake otherwise you will do serious damage to ped.

Remember practice makes perfect, dont get the hump if after an hour you cant do it, 10months later you will be as at home on 1 wheel as you are on 2, well took me 10months anyway.............

Now i have to learn stoppies, any advice?

That wheelie pic up top looks like you are going round a bend on the rear wheel or about to lose it.................
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[The Tot]

Dont do what i did on the NRG and sit on the rear spoiler- spat me right off the bike as i felt the bike rise to past the 11 o clock position.

Feet on pillon pegs or dangling off ensures you get the balance right. Cover the rear brake just in case you need to shave off some speed and to get your front wheel on terra firma.

Ensure that your rear tyres are at correct pressure - did a wheelie when there was a stone wedged in my rear and i cant say that i was the sensible one doing it up a hill coming home from college (private road but that doesn't make it any more appropriate for a wheelie)

Best to tug on the bars as you throttle on - about 6000-7000 rpm when the auto clutch kicks in, about 10-15mph. Get it right and depending on your balance and determination, you can get about 50 feet. A "pop" can see you do about 10 feet if your balance is a bit off, but is still considered a wheelie. NRG's are fun tools to do them with, but i cant say that they were as fun as doing clutch wheelies.
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