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  • #121
    Re: How to Wheelie??

    Originally posted by Andy_kristine View Post
    I have a very old HH Splendor, that I can afford to drop. I've planned to learn wheelies through this bike. So my question is whether a HH Splendor could wheelie or not? And if it can, how hard is it to wheelie on a Splendor?
    Yeah. Old Splendors too can pull up wheelies like mad !
    I have a 1997 model. I raise the throttle above half (in 1st gear) and then suddenly pop out the clutch.
    The front wheel will be on air. Now try on 3/4 throttle and even more height the front wheel will be on air. Try it! It will be fun with the old beat !!!
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    Disclaimer - The above post is written without any gender, regional or otherwise bias and in a positive frank tone. Any other interpretation is the reader's imagination, not mine!

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    • #122
      Re: How to Wheelie??

      Can anyone teach me how to do wheelie in a non gear two wheeler (Yamaha Ray Z)? I need some tips. Please help..

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      • #123
        Quenstion regarding wheelie

        Dear brothers , first of all let me tell you that this is your indian bike lover brother from Bangladesh wheres bikes above 150cc are illegal hence my pursuit for high performance bike is limited to 150cc , and i have this ug4.5 150 pulsar.
        Now being an enthusiast i tried to take the most out of my bike and do some stunt which seems pretty hard if not impossible for an amateur like me. After some trial and error i manged to pull front wheel up 15-20 inch above the ground only when a pillion on my back ! Couldn't do it while i ride single
        Now my question's are ,
        Is it too hard to do wheelie on a pulsar 150 ?
        What rpm i should throttle up before releasing the clutch ? Is it 8k or 9k or above redline ?
        What damage i might do if i practise it too often ?
        If anybody can do a good afew seconds lasting wheelie without pillion ,please suggest me the procedure
        Thankz in advance

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        • #124
          Re: Quenstion regarding wheelie

          Originally posted by Sakibchy View Post
          Dear brothers , first of all let me tell you that this is your indian bike lover brother from Bangladesh wheres bikes above 150cc are illegal hence my pursuit for high performance bike is limited to 150cc , and i have this ug4.5 150 pulsar.
          Now being an enthusiast i tried to take the most out of my bike and do some stunt which seems pretty hard if not impossible for an amateur like me. After some trial and error i manged to pull front wheel up 15-20 inch above the ground only when a pillion on my back ! Couldn't do it while i ride single
          Now my question's are ,
          Is it too hard to do wheelie on a pulsar 150 ?
          What rpm i should throttle up before releasing the clutch ? Is it 8k or 9k or above redline ?
          What damage i might do if i practise it too often ?
          If anybody can do a good afew seconds lasting wheelie without pillion ,please suggest me the procedure
          Thankz in advance
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          • #125
            Unable to do wheelie on pulsar ns

            I tried alot to do wheelie on pulsar ns ,whenever i release the clutch at 8000rpm my tyres rotate instead of wheelie...
            Any sugessions guyz

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            • #126
              Re: Quenstion regarding wheelie

              Originally posted by Sakibchy View Post
              Dear brothers , first of all let me tell you that this is your indian bike lover brother from Bangladesh wheres bikes above 150cc are illegal hence my pursuit for high performance bike is limited to 150cc , and i have this ug4.5 150 pulsar.
              Now being an enthusiast i tried to take the most out of my bike and do some stunt which seems pretty hard if not impossible for an amateur like me. After some trial and error i manged to pull front wheel up 15-20 inch above the ground only when a pillion on my back ! Couldn't do it while i ride single
              Now my question's are ,
              Is it too hard to do wheelie on a pulsar 150 ?
              What rpm i should throttle up before releasing the clutch ? Is it 8k or 9k or above redline ?
              What damage i might do if i practise it too often ?
              If anybody can do a good afew seconds lasting wheelie without pillion ,please suggest me the procedure
              Thankz in advance
              If you want to do easier wheelies I suggest you go for a sprocket change. And you can't power wheelie on a 150 you have to go the clutch way.

              But first get a bicycle and practice wheelies on that to help you understand the whole dynamics of the stunt.

              If you have too many hard landings it can damage your front suspension. Its not about how often you wheelie but how you wheelie.

              To perform a long wheelie you need to have near perfect rear brake and throttle control once you get the front to lift. That's something you'll have to develop on your own as no once can really teach you that.

              Always use proper gear. Since you are doing wheelies the only way to be safe is to have a jacket with a back protector and elbow guards. Pulling stunts are really really dangerous even for pros.


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              • #127
                Re: How to Wheelie??

                How can a wheelie be performed on royal Enfield classic 350 ?
                If not a proper wheelie , then just a pop wheelie will be good enough .
                Thanks in advance .

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                • #128
                  Re: How to Wheelie??

                  I did wheelie on 150cc bike. But got my brand new Duke 390 3 months ago & this bike makes me feel nervous to do a wheelie. It lifts like hell.

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                  • #129
                    Re: How to Wheelie??

                    Originally posted by Shyam Cmr View Post
                    I did wheelie on 150cc bike. But got my brand new Duke 390 3 months ago & this bike makes me feel nervous to do a wheelie. It lifts like hell.
                    And why do you want to try that? Are you with specific stunting group who does this professionally?
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                    • #130
                      Re: How to Wheelie??

                      Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
                      And why do you want to try that? Are you with specific stunting group who does this professionally?
                      Am a tourer who Wanna ride bike like a pro. So gotta learn them all. Learning is good so i could drive safely even if bike wheelie accidentally

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                      • #131
                        Re: How to Wheelie??

                        Originally posted by Shyam Cmr View Post
                        Am a tourer who Wanna ride bike like a pro. So gotta learn them all. Learning is good so i could drive safely even if bike wheelie accidentally
                        We "ride" bikes. We "drive" cars.
                        Do you know what pro means, professional. So if you want to tour like a pro, just head out and venture out.
                        So if you are a tourer you want to learn wheelies too, so that when you accidentally wheelie you can stop it? What logic is that.
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                        • #132
                          Re: How to Wheelie??

                          Am a tourer now but I also wanna learn some stunting & track racing. It ll give batman reflexes which ll be helpful in case of accident.

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                          • #133
                            Re: How to Wheelie??

                            Originally posted by Shyam Cmr View Post
                            Am a tourer now but I also wanna learn some stunting & track racing. It ll give batman reflexes which ll be helpful in case of accident.
                            For Touring : No one can teach you that, trust me on that
                            For track : Contact your nearest track riding school, rajni academy, CSS, apex etc etc
                            For wheelies : Contact some professional team and learn with them

                            Learning wheelie = giving batman reflexes, again logic fail

                            And alongwith that so remember, jack of all, master of none will not yield anything special
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                            • #134
                              Re: How to Wheelie??

                              Doing stunts ll give good reflexes. An stunter could handle a bike better than an regular commuter.

                              BTW suggest me an track school in chennai.

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                              • #135
                                Re: How to Wheelie??

                                Originally posted by Shyam Cmr View Post
                                Doing stunts ll give good reflexes. An stunter could handle a bike better than an regular commuter.

                                BTW suggest me an track school in chennai.
                                Can you guide me who said that stunters can handle bike well and other riders cant. You need to get your facts straight or start riding sensibly and know your bike more to get all the facts in place

                                And since you are in chennai and ride a bike and have an internet connection with google search at disposal, but still let me do the hardwork for you, not to forget it took me quite some time , rather hours to get the info for you
                                Please click on it, I saved your time
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