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used to try them but have no idea of the gap between front wheel n tarmac, stopped when i realised i had no concept of how high i was going.

perfectly happy to have the front rising on track ie the mountain,under dunlop bridge etc, thats fine with me and as much as i need

deej wrote:used to try them but have no idea of the gap between front wheel n tarmac, stopped when i realised i had no concept of how high i was going.

perfectly happy to have the front rising on track ie the mountain,under dunlop bridge etc, thats fine with me and as much as i need

I've given up now to mate.

Enjoy them on the spur of the moment but ain't no great wheelier plus cost me a fortune in fork seals over the years to

I will stick with what i know and do best, holding everyone up or getting taken at on trackdays

love em and it surprises people when you pull off and pop an old zzr 600 on the back wheel they tend to think did that just happen

I love wheelies, they are great. The only people who say they are not are people who can't do it

It does take quite a toll on your bike though, I killed four engines on my last Blade, all due to long distance wheelies. But there is nothing quite like lofting a well balanced wheelie.

I don't care what your mum told you, they ARE big, clever AND funny

I cant do wheelies.. I could never on pushbike either..

I love seeing a good wheelie.. makes me envious that I cant do them.. not that I ever would on my own bike though..