CG125 Wheelies

[veeeffarr]

Hi,

When trying to wheelie my CG125, I rev up, dump the clutch and bring the front wheel up.

When the front wheels in the air, the bike loses all power and stops revving until about 3 seconds after hitting the ground. Could the engine be staved of fuel while I'm doing this? Or is the CG wheelie just never going to happen?

[NSR-Rulez]

It can happen just remember that the cg and any 125 bike is low on power, except the 2t bikes. So wheelies are going to be dificult.

When it happens a photo or video will be good.


NSR-Rulez
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[Stevie GooGs]

Yeah lol i got the CB125 right up on the back wheel. Not tried it yet on my 600 do scared i flip it or loose control.
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[veeeffarr]

Problem is that the engine seems to cut out when it starts rising

[phantomtek]

That's normal for low powered bikes, it should bog down. It's all normal, as far as I know. I'm only sure because my 50 used to come right up but then try to die and bog down.

Hope this helps.

[bidman]

Hey, your not positioning yourself properly on the bike to help come up with less effort. You need to hang back like a monkey to bring the front end up a lot easier then there will be still enough in the rev range to get some forward momentum and find the balancing point before you change up to second, Dan
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