i want to learn

[tonymtona]

so i fixed my 93 kx250 not to long ago and it turned out pretty good for something that was done in the old garage lol and i think this is gonna be the bike that im gonna be doing alot of riding in the summer..i want to learn how to wheelie it and there alot of tips but wich ones are better i dont want to go out there and damage my bike that bad heck i just bearly got done fixing it so can you guys give some pointers and tips..it would be really appreciated thanks guys

[D3luxe]

check youtube, it has videos on how to wheelie.

Not sure how credible they are, as my bike is still in pieces, but eh..They look good

[krzywhiteboy]

First off the easiest way to learn to wheelie in my opinion is to grab your BMX bike and just go out there and make sure that you can carry a wheelie on it for about 20 to 30 feet. That will get you accustomed to the balance needed for a wheelie. It will help you realize how far up the front wheel needs to actually be to have perfect balance. It will make it so that you don't loop out the bike as much while learning. You will loop out the bike though while learning, and probably rip off a couple of rear fenders. Once you get it down though it will be like second nature. Just try to keep a neutral body position. Sorry I am a bad teacher, but just start getting the front end up and practice practice practice.

[MotoMan]

Buy some back fenders start out slow and just practice man....wheelies are a feel thing, they are pretty simple but you WILL ruin some rear fenders, possibly a few silencers and probably bend your subframe while finding that feel.

Have fun with it!!

[Freak]

Originally Posted by MotoMan

Buy some back fenders start out slow and just practice man....wheelies are a feel thing, they are pretty simple but you WILL ruin some rear fenders, possibly a few silencers and probably bend your subframe while finding that feel.

Have fun with it!!

LOL it sounds bad, but he's right on the money. Do a search on wheelies on this forum. You will get plenty of advice from all, this subject has came up a time or two on here

[tonymtona]

i did found some good tips on these forums i guess some one else had the same problem..so i guess i should stock up on rear fenders and maybe put back the stock exhaust lol..i dont have a bicycle i sold my bike aswell as other junk to make room for my dirtbikes..its just that ive been hearing alot of opinions but i know out of the whole bunch acouple of them should be down to the nickel