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Luke_Retrofly |
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 Luke_Retrofly Silly Lesbian

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 Posted: 23:26 - 24 Apr 2004 Post subject: Wheelie pic,Scratch one off the new years resolution list x) |
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Hi
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EuropeanNC30R... |
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Impressive Was that off the throttle or by using the clutch? |
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Luke_Retrofly |
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Korn |
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 Posted: 23:41 - 24 Apr 2004 Post subject: |
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This is just a pic to explain what I mean about sitting up. If you imagine rotating your top half of your body so that your arms are straight and you're not 'hunched' over the tank your head would actually be higher meaning you can see more over the screen - and it would also bring more of your weight over the back wheel making it easier to get to the balance point. I know it's kinda like instinct to bring your chest close to the tank when the bike comes up but once you get the hang of sitting back it makes everything a lot easier...  ____________________ 3516 Miles, 11 Countries |
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Luke_Retrofly |
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 Luke_Retrofly Silly Lesbian

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Thanks korn, yeah im doing it by instinct, but im also trying to see how high its going, i guess i need to relax more, but ive only been wheeling a few weeks so i hope i'll get better with time , that for give me a twin .
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Korn |
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 Posted: 00:02 - 25 Apr 2004 Post subject: |
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Here's an example, if you were to draw a line straight up from the middle of the rear wheel my center of body weight would be just slightly behind it, with the weight of the engine and front end acting on the other side of the line. This way you also have your weight - which you can shift about - as well as the throttle to keep the wheelie going.
That's quite an old photo, don't wheelie without leathers kids  ____________________ 3516 Miles, 11 Countries |
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craigT19 |
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Thx prof korn that must be why i'm having problems holding them then...when my bike comes up i move closer to the bars, like luke said.. its just instinct ____________________ Bikes owned :- 2001 nsr125, 1999 zx6r, 2006 yzf-r1, 2009 xmax 250, 2012 yzf-r1, 2015 MT-07
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Demonic69 |
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I think it's photoshopped
Well done though matey, it's my new-years res too, getting there, just keep running out of road bloody 126bhp just wanting to go faster ____________________ Back on a Blade. Just feels so right. |
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Korn, would you be so nice as to photoshop lukes picture to show where thre front wheel should be to be at the balance point!
This would then help fellow R6 riders such as Craig Luke and myself. ____________________ Carbon closet tart! https://www.bikepics.com/members/r6stuk/02r6/
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big al |
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 Posted: 18:37 - 26 Apr 2004 Post subject: wheelies |
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nice picture
can't do that on my vmax "or at least i've not seen anyone doing it ____________________ nobody saw me coming |
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 Posted: 18:58 - 26 Apr 2004 Post subject: Re: wheelies |
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https://www.vmax.com.br/fotos/modificadas/WheelieMax.jpg no excuses now then :p.
Pretty mucha ny clutched bike can wheelie... though if you go sticking a dt50 engine in a fatboy you may be making it a bit difficult for yourself. |
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That picture is really cool luke.  ____________________ Good girls ride motorcycles bad girls thrash them. |
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Korn |
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 Posted: 22:37 - 26 Apr 2004 Post subject: Re: wheelies |
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Wow. Thats actually a really nice VMax as well.  ____________________ BCF: Be yourself, just don't be an arse. |
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Dup |
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Wonder if i could do that on my DNA
When i had my rear pegs on i tried but didn't wanna budge.
Can't get the back up either. I can sit on the "tank" and hammer it even at low speed leaning right forward and the front just skids. Or stops dead and you need to manouver quick so you don't fall off hehe.
Can an NSR or RS125 get the nose up? Having a clutch and all.
I want a real bike to ride. One that fits into my CBT and daily 50 mile round commute. |
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My CG125 came up easier than the NSR did.
It does take quite a bit of practice to get it high on a 2st 125 sports bike... and a /lot/ more to keep it there... you really need to practice on a bigger bike, then move down . |
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Dup - On the DNA you cant do a moving wheelie, but the trick it (and i know i wheeled a DNA50) is to hold it back, put on the revs as the front lifts, lift your feet up and hold on, if you get it in the power, and don't get belt slip it WILL travel.
Note, that you don't let the front come right up when your feet are on the ground, just let it raise half a foot, and don't manage to flip the bike.
I accept no responsibility for what happens. But i know thats how i did it on my friends many times and it worked a treat.  ____________________ VAG Cars - www.vagcars.co.uk - North East VAG Owners Club |
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You should be higher Luke, and in at least 3rd gear by then! Especially on an R6 (G ) |
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Luke_Retrofly |
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 Posted: 16:14 - 29 Apr 2004 Post subject: |
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Hi
Shut it bitch, give me the TL and I'll wheelie the nuts off it. I cant do 2nd gear wheelies becuase its knackered, G says just like you yours . Though i think its easier to find 2nd hand R6 engines .
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 21 years, 8 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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