Beginner slow wheelies 1st day
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2024
- This is me practicing slow wheelies for the first time. I'm trying to get the feel for the balance point. The bike's a '93 CBR600. Since the video, I have taken off the instrument panel, so it won't keep getting messed up, and it looks a lot better. Any tips or advice would be great. I don't even bother going fast while doing a wheelie, because I think slow controlled wheelies are cooler, and better to learn on. Plus I'm not even old enough to ride on the street, and parking lots aren't that big. Also, I want to compete when I get good, and I'll need to know slow wheelies more than fast ones. That was my third crash that day, but the bike's alright, and I am too since I was wearing gear. I also have an Icon spine protector under the Alpine jacket. And I'll have more videos up later of progress.
cameraman is totally his dad. and he's not laughing at him, he's laughing 'cause he's watching his son learn something new for the first time and he's excited.
i think so too ,danm these people are so sensitive.
I agree!
yup
+peacexisxfree hell yeah
peacexisxfree well said
Props for wearing riding gear.
gear is everything for sure...by the looks of it this guy will be a pro in no time and still have all his limbs too!!!
best feeling in the world being able to throw a machine around @ will..
As a dad myself, I laugh when my kids have scary situations to let them know "you don't need to panic, everything is OK... keep going!"
Maybe the "drag it" advice wasn't great but it's better than being an overprotective neurotic yuppy parent that panics when their kid gets a scrape and make em live in a plastic bubble!
McBrappin 👌👌👌👍👍
This guy is possibly nowadays a very good rider!
Practice makes perfect!
Powerranjers
Ossi Ossila
Or dead.
Nino K smh ignorance. Why be negative
I wanted to see him try to pick up the bike! -___-
Chris Price I have a 1000rr and I started to learn that with the first gear then I had a bike !!!
gear + cheap bike + stunts = one of the few smart riders on youtube
I am sorry weren't you suppose to be practicing "Beginner wheelies"? a 90º wheelie is not a beginner wheelie at all
XSpt beginner SLOW wheelies, he is trying to wheelie as slow as possible.
+XSpt (X_Splinter) he got way past the balance point I did that an road it the first time got lucky he had it if he dident jump off
What we don't get to see some kid not pick it up? lol
Im guessing the negative comments about the mate laughing are non british. In Britain us Brits tend not to give a flying F%$^ if we get laughed at, its banter and fun really, even if its a stranger tbh. I'd rather have my mate laughing at me, then running over like a lil slag screaming 'o my god o my god are you ok. Don't worry, you'll get the hang of it, just stick with it blah blah blah' like a weird ass male cheerleader.
One day I hope to see my son riding side by me :] you got a cool dad man
This young kid has the sense to wear proper gear. Why don't 20, 30 or even 40 year olds? Set a good example.
Big respect.
Very cool that you're doing it in a responsible manner in a place where you can't crash with others and wearing the protective gear. Way to go, very soon you'll be doing it perfect.
Hey Sam, though you are not planning on doing fast/long wheelies, you need a much longer distance to effectively practice. You may not realize it but you are spending a lot of your thoughts on how short that runoff area is. longer piece of road makes a massive difference it also means you can try hold it at balance point 4 or 5 times before having to worry about slowing down and turning around breaking your focus.
As simple as this video is its great thank you for posting it it's a great example of how to learn with no editing just raw footage thank you great video
Always wanted to learn this never had a bike i could afford to drop
Same
+ready red Im in the exact same shoes!!
+ready red learn on a bike first, much safer, after that, all you need to learn on a motorcycle is how to get the front up, since you already are familiar with the balance point from safe(r) practice on the bicycle.
interesting point. I can wheelie all day long on a bicycle.
yep, balance is the same basic lesson on everything.if you can't balance on a bicycle, I guarantee you will not be able to balance on a motorcycle oO.
TOTAL AWESOMENESS AT THE END!!!!
And that's why I love cages, best MC invention ever created.
that is safe stunting........deserted road......nothing to crash into .....no one to crash into......and full safety gear. well done!!
by now im sure you're a pro. nice video. like the sound effect recreation by the person taking video. is that dad? props to you. you did it the right way with gear and in a safe secluded area.
Perfect. Slow and controlled. Gear on. Not on a roadway. I commend you for doing it right.
You know they say you have to start some where! Your not doing bad, there is a lot more to learn but when do you ever stop learning! Keep it up, I like slow moving stunts!
This is how you learn. All the sickest stunters have gone down at one point. But they keep at it and get good.
You say you aren't even old enough to ride on the street but it looks like you have good control over the bike. Kudos to actually being able to handle yourself!
How can you not see that the camera man sounds like his dad all super excited for his son? lol
omg people are so dumb.
all the hate everytime for NO reason ...
if u fall with a BMX Bicycle no one woudl comment shit.
if u try backflip u will fall as a beginner, no one would blame u.
i fu try to hanky sack and the hacky sack falls down no one would talk shit.
But if u try to have fun on a motocycle (wheelie or whatever)
people start to say u should have died and u are stupid.
whats wrong with this people?
everyone should do what he likes as long as u dont hurt anyone else.
Peace think about it.
Exactly what I was think. What's with all the hate on the beginners trying to learn to stunt. Even if you can do a decent wheelie half the pros will hate on you and say you're shit. That fucking yut ughhh video pisses me off, especially because I can't even wheelie as long as that guy on the 750. So what if he was hustling people, where the fuck are the stunt schools at, why dont they offer some kind of lessons instead of critism? Fucking assholes.
everyone's hating but this is realistically the best scenario to learn.. private road, bike designed for stunting..and protective gear.. what do you guys think people just "know" how to wheelie.
Looks to be good beginner wheelie to me.
Don't push it tho. Start small. It's better to have a comfort zone than to be over my head.
To me 2nd and third gear wheelies are easier than first gear.
So pick up the front wheel then chase it with the throttle. Always have your foot resting on the back break. Sit towards the back of the seat. Chasing ( power wheelies) with a clutch up is was less risky than looking for that balance point for beginners.
Great job for practicing in the right area with the right gear. I think the way to learn is just like this. If it was a perfect world, a dirt bike would be best for stunt riding practice as the parts are cheaper and dirt is a bit more forgiving. Get the dirt bike down, then practice on areas like this. But I give you props for doing it right with what you have.
Reminds me of the day I rolled my four-wheeler for the first time. I got back up from the crash, looked over, and my dad was giving me two thumbs up.
at least somebody here who wears motorcycle gear^^
some nice first tries :) keep it up :)
Looks like your popping it right to the balance point, good job. One thing I've learned is when you loop it, just let yourself fall. People get hurt trying to stay upright after they come off the bike.
hell yeah man keep it up clutching is the thing most people don't get
-I'm not a stunter
-Hilarious
-Can't believe you're getting up that high that fast
-Take note - wear gear and outfit your bike for whatever type of riding you do and you will have the confidence to push it and get back on and keep trying.
haha very nice work. slow speed crashs like that mean no one dies. ive got a 97 CBR900RR im prepairing to put a cage and 12 bar on, so this will be something im sure i will experience in the very near future. gota start somewhere
What's so bad about the cameraman laughing? We're almost wired to find little falls funny.
My point is the bike has a wheelie bar and an engine case cage so the bike isn't damaged and he's wearing all the gear. A fall like that doesn't hurt very much and is actually very valuable in understanding how far is too far. It's taking me longer to learn slow wheelies because I'm so cautious. It's a thin line between balance point and looping.
That's what I was trying to say. You can use a dirtbike as a practice bike because most people would rather not drop a bike like this one. As far as posture goes, crorch rockets are unique but a dirtbike is the only other bike that you sit up on top of and lean slightly forward on. It's not exactly the same but it's closer than anything else that's on the cheaper side.
at least you have the cage bro. a buddy of mine was practicing and thought nothing could go wrong. the concrete proved otherwise.
It's more than 2 years later now. An update would be sweet. If you stuck with it, I bet you've come a long way.
Good job with the protective gear.. it can be the difference between life and death
Throttle control is everything.. Nice smooth throttle adjustments. Once you can do that then it should come easy when you find your balance point and become comfortable. Lookin good! Practice, practice, practice
@dvzproductions
no roll along at slow speed (10-20-30kmph) pull clutch in, rev up maybe 2-3-4 rpm higher then it should be and drop clutch but hold throttle in one position when you let the clutch out. that way you can decide to power on or off as the bike comes up. slowly work on getting slower and giving more RPM and eventually you find perfect mix for your bike
15 year old poppin wheelies, damn you'll be pro.
You are officialy NOT a squid!! :D Gear and a "closed" road... great :)
Thumbs up on the gear man. Keep the safety precautions.
Beginner? Impressive. Good job dude,
Keep up the smart practice. Good to see you not doing this out on the street in flip-flops and a wife-beater. Cudos!
good decisions on gear, wheelie bar etc...for advice like you asked...if your not used to the balance point, cover the brake with your right foot and put your left knee on the seat...you'll be able to see in front of you better which will make you more comfortable/confident. Also, i know u want to clutch it up to get it up quick and be able to stay slow and controlled, but try a power wheelie in 1st (or probs second if you feel comfortable) and just find the balance point. Confidence 1st...
That's cool he's taking all the precautions. Got the cage, lots of gear. Good for you guys
I think popping wheelies is an important lesson in motorcycle control, I am of the opinion that every rider should know how to pop wheelies, especially to prepare for when they happen unintentionally. Wheelies in a safe controlled environment such as the one we see here are always fun.
Good on you for wearing the right gear, and for doing that in a very quiet back street.
Just keep practicing bud, you'll get there one day. Good job on having the right gear though unlike a lot of the idiots you see on CZcams. You're off to a good start.
You'll never become perfect at something if you never fail once! Lol great job!
Poor bike... you guys sounded and acted like nothing happened.. You just scratched the shit out of your nice clean bike lol. Cool video glad no one was hurt :)
Best of luck in your career mate!
props dude, everyone has to start somewhere.
god bless you and your dad, stay safe!!!!!! :D
this is a really cool video just makes me smile while watching it cuz i know how you must feel, but its all worth it in the end for sure, i started the slow wheelies on mountain bikes, really good practice if you get the right bike =]
haha! I've not learned to wheelie the best yet, I still fall as fuck. so, got your back bro, feel your pain ;) ! I bet you are much better now!
Good idea tskin all the plastics off it and putting a protective case round all the vitals wish id hav done that before i fell of my gixxer
nice work man, I like the video. Is that your dad video taping? thats awesome if it is. wish my dad would be cool with me doing that shit with my bike. LOL Goodluck and glade to see someone else wears gear too
Got more respect with him doing it where he is. I don't do wheelies in public, because I know ill screw up and hit something or someone lol.
thumbs up for removing those nice looking telepnonica/movistar fairing before trying,less expensive fall.
The laugh is actually funnier than the crash
I wish my dad was so laid back like that. My parents are constantly up my ass 24/7. Im gonna be a rebel and get a bike
you did a damn good job, at least you have to bars around the engine and put them in to good use!
Man that not any bad! Im like u but on a Kawasaki ninja 250, and its hard to keep the bike up, because the first gear is really short.
Keep doing im waiting more videos ;)
cause he's got a cage. Framesliders are for sliding, but they can destroy the frame on a hard drop.
To do a slow wheelie... You need to change your sprocket setting... You cant use the standard one... And with no offence pick up your bike after fall... Dont let it lay down for sometime because it will drip out gas... And always turn your main key off...
Huge props to you... and especially your dad. Your dad fuckin' rocks!
I love, how all the young one want's is to pick it up (to see if he can handle one I'd imagine :D)
U could use the front brake to get it up.
If u brake it´ll go down and when it comes up again do what you already did.
This way you can go into the wheelie without using the engines power that much. Advantage: I tink its easier to hold it up afterwards.
Good job, bro. You're getting it.
Great stuff man. I think you're going about it the right way.
Great sense of humor thumb upsss
Can't believe you stopped right before the best part!
we all know what happens when you park your white truck too close to the stunter... may wanna pull it a bit farther off the road next time! LoL Thumbs up for the full safety gear! Nice!!
Good shit dude, glad you are wearing gear to practice. Ima see if i can save up for a throw away bike and start practicing as well.
so nice how you let that kid try and pick the bike up for you. did he end up getting it?
Lesson learned kids STOP WHILE YOUR AHEAD! 🤣👍
Laugh first, ask if he's ok later. Good stuff, keep it up !
I was just gonna say, did u drop the bike at all, during ur first day of wheelies and then I got to 1:31. haha. But awesome job man. Im still like two years away from ur level.
But could the kid pick it up?!
keep up the good work man
@1MonoComplex well said, I get so many don't and they also get upset when you point it out to them.
Thanks mate
stay safe
I like those leg things he has on, are those shin guards?
Wow nice wheelies! now only thing is getting that throttle steady.
Thanks. I'm now to where I can get it up and hold it for a while, but I recently got into racing. So I don't really do slow wheelies anymore, because I just repainted it, and put everything back on so I can race. But I still plan on perfecting slow wheelies. It's also for sale, so I can get an updated bike, and I have a video of it partially put together on my you tube page.
Nice work for beginner!! Way better than I can do :)
LOOKS GOOD MAN
thumbs up for humor and safety
Nice wheelies for starting. I learned a lot slower than that haha
@EmoSurfer1982 Yup. Its amazing how many people buy fireblades or GSXR and then pull wheelies. They clearly have no idea how expensive fairings are.
@TheHondaAbuser-Thanks. I sold it about a week ago, because I bought a 636 a while back. It was a great beginner bike though.
nice work, dude!
you're using a F.I cage?hows that holding up for ya? i've heard bad about those cages but it seems to be workin well for you
thats what gear and crash cage can do for you...you get up and keep going
good thing you have a crash cage, great pratice bike
That know it all is a skilled rider who can drag the wheelie bar and even set the bike on it. and for fucks sake of course its past the balance point.. talk about 'know it alls' you take the cake.
if you want to feel the balance point, just practise on a bike, it feels exactly the same as on a motorcycle.
anyways how did you make that wheelie bar :o??
Thumbs up for gear