I taught a complete NOOB how to wheelie in 1 hour

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Motorcycle riding is inherently dangerous. This video was filmed on a closed course with a professional rider with years of riding and teaching experience. The Mx Factory and all related personnel are not to be held responsible for any injury resulting from attempting these techniques. The bottom line is to wear safety gear, take it slow, have fun, and consult a riding coach when necessary. The bottom bottom line, DON'T BE DUMB

[TheMxFactory]

Would y’all like to see more videos of me teaching Camerman Carson more stuff on the bike? First rut, first jump, etc?

[MikeJones-vbme]

I’m a newbie. I was trying to learn just to clutch pop today. Broke my fender already 😞 but now I don’t have to worry about breaking my fender tomorrow!

[cdog-_-supra]

I love this, hats off to Carson for making that much progress in only an hour. And yes you definitely fooled me 😂

[elyoe]

Tyler thanks for the contribution you have done to the motocross world all these years. I started riding watching your videos 2 years ago. Although wheelies are hard, I don't think they are more challenging that MX Factory Mad Skills Challenge. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing this videos with the community.

[Google_Does_Evil_Now]

Please do a weekly update on this so we can see him progress on his wheelie skills. The progress he makes will give others to confidence to do your course. Proof will be before our eyes and a link in the description to sign up! :-)

[paullewis]

This is something I always wanted to learn. They make it look so approachable.

[HooliganBoii]

We’re reducing the anxiety, we’re reducing the fear.
“Sure” 😂😂😂😂

[billb]

I just turned 58, wheeling is a bucket list item for me. Im always worried about breaking bike and tailbone, LOL. Wish I had a smaller bike to learn on than the 450 and 500. Gonna work on this.

[dbproductions]

Man, I was like….he did it. I have been riding for years, but never got into wheelies. Time to try

[chrismackey]

Well done, great progress in such a short time. I'm learning the same at the moment and get more confident everytime i get on my bike but its still taking time to learn the wheelie! great vid, thanks for sharing.

[ragoff]

Step 1, take the goggles off while practicing balance in an open field. LOL

[MichaelSvenson]

Thanks for the reminder! I need to get some wheelie practice in and I'm for sure taking off my rear fender first 😂

[MrRandoms]

Love your videos. (No exclamation mark necessary... It's a statement of fact).
Massively useful, for a new-to-dirt old geezer like myself.

Can't wait to get my CR125 (1994, no less), up n running, and out in the dirt.
(Out here, bike-wise, you kinda take what you can get...).

Stay bringing it.🦾🤙

[chrisb]

The kid's doing pretty dang good! Aw, damn, you really got me at the end!

[stevec]

do you think learning to wheelie on a dirt bike is key to learning how to do it on a sport bike? for someone who has never wheelied before?

[jaszkowaenduroteam]

7:26 ain't gonna lie this one was sick, my best (after couple days of practice) is maybe like 1/4 of his wheelie
keep up my guy

[klxcountry]

Level Up stunt team gives good advice for learning to wheelie.

Cover the foot brake, slight clutch pop, and light throttle. As soon as you get the front wheel up, pull in the clutch let off the throttle, and apply the foot brake.

Repeat this 100 times.

All that being said, I prefer moving slowly In 1st or 2nd gear, let off the throttle briefly and compress the front forks and then give a throttle blip to get the front wheel off the ground.

[paxtonspell]

What gear would you suggest a beginner to start wheeling in

[Texasphotoguy]

Where do you get the full lesson plan?

[FireBlade-cjpv]

I know I’m just some random person on here but I use to have that same bike it’s what I learned to wheelie on i promise you need to stiffen the shock a lot it helps with it not bucking down when you give it throttle