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Hello, i just ordered my first bike. I watched *LITERALLY EVERY SINGLE TUTORIAL* so thank you for helping me out

jona

Huge inspiration Tyler, from businessman to motoxrider. Love following this channel.

THAxBLiNt

Awesome video!! Feels so weird to find the balance point. It's waaaay higher than I first thought. 💪🔥

TwistedTriggerEnduro

I used to have a 1989 Yamaha TT600, and I could do wheelies with it. I would ride slowly in third gear and then pop the clutch while pulling on the handlebars. The front wheel lifted smoothly and stayed up without any issues. I never used the rear brake because as soon as I eased off the throttle, the front wheel would come back down immediately, so I never worried about flipping over. I felt completely in control and wasn't afraid of falling backward. I would keep the wheelie going until I reached the top speed I was comfortable with in third gear, then I would stop. I tried shifting up a few times during the wheelie, but it never worked well for me.

Recently, I was talking to a friend, and he mentioned that what I was doing was more of a "speed wheelie" rather than a "real" wheelie. He explained that a real wheelie involves reaching the "balance point, " where you need to use the rear brake to maintain control. Since cutting the throttle causes the front wheel to come down immediately, does that mean I'm not at the balance point? What do you think? Thanks.

fc

Cannot wait for the series!! You guys are always dropping the goods!

mathewflood

“Just little throttle bites” haha i love this explanation 😂 sounds like were teaching toddlers lmao

Galaxiiee

Was out most the day trying this!
Keep up the great work ✌

tyson

thanks! been riding all my life and long controlled wheelies still mystify me :/ these tips look helpful, cant wait to try them out.

mfmonthefmf

Sick stuff! Feeling more ready to start wheeling now

MsAndreaskastrup

In which gear do you use for wheelie? Ive want to get these answers frim
All these videos but havent found one yet.

jamesbelmotes

any tips i cant get my front tire even off the ground doing this

brianruff

I wouldn’t say (or admit) to being a beginner, but I’ve never been able to constantly pull and hold a controlled wheelie. Look forward to watching through this video and taking some notes to try. Would you say a 4 stroke is easier than a 2 stroke? I find with 2 strokes the power band never works to my advantage.

JMKGarage

Can you do one on lofting the front wheel over rollers and keeping the rear wheel down.

brandonkee

Loved the video man! But one thing I was hoping you would touch on for the people actually trying to learn is when and why you would pull a standing wheelie vs sitting! I know your just touching on basics but I feel like with most trails that people will be running and learning on will be quite rough where i find standing gives far more control! Better to learn real enviroment usable wheelies off the hop in my opinion!

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