Actually I scared when bike go up like 80-90 degree angle and one of big problem with me is not tap the brake I don't know how can I solve it and this is only reason I think I'm too scared while bike go up and my mind blowing.... Give me any tips
Wheelies are all about practicing and getting over the fear of falling. Helps to get to know the bike really well and commuting to it all the way. Gets easier and easier. The butterfly feeling is a fear thing that wears off after you get comfortable with the bike.
Yeah… it’s scaring me on my zx4rr. I have to rev so high just to get the wheel up. I’m at a point where I know the answer is to start slower under 10mph and that scares me too. I’m dropping a tooth on front sprocket so it should help a bit
I have never heard anyone mention the engine sound, but that is exactly what I was going off of when learning the balance point on my harley. That is going to help alot of people. Keep up the killer content!
Thank you guys for making this vid and all the others too 🙏. I credit you guys with helping me learn to wheelie and I always come back to this video for a refresher. It’s taken a lot of time but I can get to balance point and beyond and have only looped once going like 2mph dragging a foot. I just got done riding and was dropping back really really deep and coasting super far too. It’s the coolest feeling ever 😎🔥💪. I’ll be Scraping in the near future I’m sure 👍
👍 this stuff why I started watching. Learning and being inspired correctly from the legends that do it right. Keeping it with the people. Real. ❤️✌️ much love
Great explanation. I heard you guys mention hit the brake many times, but since this video is meant for noobs, it may be good to specify REAR brake. I know it's like Duh, but it may help somebody
Hey there, I was riding my muscle cruiser in Sonoma County when I saw a pack of Honda Groms ahead of me. I caught up to them and rode with them, but I could tell they weren't happy with my tag along. Anyway, those Groms are 125cc's and I could BARELY keep up with them. They were going a good 70mph on back roads and then doing wheelies at 50mph. It was THE coolest thing I've seen locally.
I've wheelied only a few times with power wheelieing in first and second gear. Tried clutch ups but can't do those. Tried doing them so I don't have to have a lot of room for wheelies. But I only managed to get the front a few inches off the ground. Tried revving at different RPMs, even up to 7 last night, but it just launches me forward faster. Good at handling turns, deep lean angles, and moto gymkhana stuff. Wheelies, not good at all. Always amazed at the videos that I've seen where people just crack the throttle a little bit and front just pops up. Anytime somebody on the sidewalks ask me to wheelie, I can only pretend like they're saying hi and wave back.
@@hamishbyron3510 think the problem was leaning forward too much. I saw another video about keeping your torso upright instead of leaning forward. Which sounds intuitive because you think you should brace for acceleration. In his video he did two attempts the same throttle but one he was leaning forward and he did the same thing I kept doing. I think he lives in Holland but he's sponsored by KTM. I tried later with just w throttle and made sure I kept my torso upright and the front came right up with what I call just a small crack of the throttle Haven't tried a clutch up yet the same way. But the one I did do didn't need to have the space for the acceleration. I never tried a lot of wheelies anyway. I've always looked to handling turns and moto gymkhana stuff. But knowing how to do slow wheelies is something i've been thinking more about.
You guys are beautiful 💖 .... great video always. .. quality instructions. .. back brake back brake back brake learn it lock it in ... good luck to all ... I'm learning and loving the journey 💖
biggest take a way I got from this which is important to learn is to tap the rear brake and not drag it all the time like a caveman. thanks yall for helping me level up
I don't remember that tattoo definitely awesome i watched you guys maybe a year ago but i burnt my leg pretty good so i was down a minute now i am trying again lmao you guys give a lot of good tips i use them in my practices now thanks and little bikes are definitely hard to get up i have a KLX 140L
Best place to practice wheelies and to prepare for that, “oh...crap!” feeling is on the toilet. You will quickly understand brake fade when you have no desk to keep you from falling back.
Great vids! Keep'm coming! Quick question on wheelies ... I apologize if you've explained this in another video. Can you explain if you have a tight hand grip or really relaxed? How tight is tight? How about your arms? Bent but tight and stiff or?? I don't ever see / hear anyone explain this in any detail! Thanks!
I try and keep people as relaxed as possible but do not have a super loose grip! Relax you arms and elbows flow with the bike. Keep a firm grip on the grips
Guys, can you make a video explaining how to work on the side to side balance? I can do good wheelies every once in a while, but in like 8 out of 10 times the bike will want to fall to either side and I have to bring it back down. Thanks!
Well that changes everything. I thought once you hit balance point. You hold and lock in until you put the wheel back down. You're really basically bouncing off it the whole time. Like dribbling a basketball if balance point was the ground..... Great job explaining. We'll see how long it takes for me get it right..... lol. My clutch frictions are on their way out again too....smh. I burnt them out adjusting to the trigger clutch lever.🤦 It's still ok for now tho
@@22YZ450FX can't wait to get there. I've been trying to find it without leaning back far enough at all. I haven't done anything except chase them out yet. And loop once. 12 o'clock bar saved my tail end.
@@22YZ450FX honestly the loop wasn't even from an intention wheelie. I was doing a burnout and I let off the break a little too much trying to doughnut. The bike kicked right up and scraped the end of the wheelie bar. My hand was off the clutch, so it kept pulling forward. And I couldn't get my hand over it again because the bike was all the way up. I would have had to let go of the grip to get my hand out from under the lever and press it back down. It was a total shit show. I had to pull it to the side and drop it to avoid it ghost riding into a bush in front of a store. It hit the ground and the right side of the handle bars got bent a little. Now I have protaper bars with the support rod in the middle and a trigger clutch. So it won't ever happen like that again.
Engine brake is the sound she is talking about. that’s when the motor of the bike is slowing u down wen u let off the throttle and do not have clutch pulled in.
You will fall if you try to run before you can walk. Practice the balance point and when you master it you’ll be ready for that. Is just a matter of shifting your weight around from the balance point.
Keep your body centered. Keep your eyes ahead. Use your hips and shoulders to counter. The slower you go the more wobbly it’ll get. If you ride the brake and use gas at same time you will also wobble alot!
Can we get a video on steering a sit down. Steering stand ups is easy but I am having a hard time steering sit downs on everything but my supermoto. There is something I am sub consciously doing on that bike that just isn't translating to the bigger bikes and a video covering the basics of bobing and weaving would help with isolating things to focus on. Sometimes I feel like I can have my whole body off to one side and the bigger bikes just want to go the opposite way.
I am doing the stand up wheelie, i press down the pegs,most of the times in the air, I open up the throutel, and then quickly press the clutch, what can I do to avoid it?
Been riding my whole life, can power wheelie comfortably.. and I can balance point the crap out of a wheelchair. Never could get to BP on a bike and be comfortable. How does the bp feeling compare on a bike to a wheelchair if you have ever wheelied one?
yooo wsup guys, I would like to see a tuto showing how to do some footwork while doing circle wheelie, from stagger to double peg, or standing to ralph loui and things like that. take care guys.
I've got a really touchy throttle, I can get it up and almost to balance point, but I'm not perfect with my throttle yet. I can wheelie all day on four wheels and thumb throttle, but that experience doesn't transfer to well to two wheels and a twist throttle for me anyway.
Yes, Please do i let go the throttle and wait for motorcycle to come back and hit the brake if it wont come back or i have some steady input on throttle and keep taping the brake pass the balance point. I guess i know what to do with break but im not sure what to do with throttle if u can explain like the whole process with all the Throttle and break from before during and after the balance point. Like the moment before tipping it over obviously u hit throttle but then what ? HELP
Wear ur gloves wear a helmet put some gas but have a bike first 😂 I find it genius the way u explained how to find the balance point comparing it to the chair and the table
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Actually I scared when bike go up like 80-90 degree angle and one of big problem with me is not tap the brake I don't know how can I solve it and this is only reason I think I'm too scared while bike go up and my mind blowing.... Give me any tips
GET IT!!! I always used the "tilted chair" analogy when trying to explain it - makes the most sense for me!
It's really cool seeing how much better these guides get each time, you guys are killing it love seeing it get higher quality each upload.
I have been riding wheelies since I was like 7 years old, came across this video and had to watch it. They explain it so well.
Wheelies are all about practicing and getting over the fear of falling. Helps to get to know the bike really well and commuting to it all the way. Gets easier and easier. The butterfly feeling is a fear thing that wears off after you get comfortable with the bike.
Committing, sorry
Awesome point
Yeah… it’s scaring me on my zx4rr. I have to rev so high just to get the wheel up. I’m at a point where I know the answer is to start slower under 10mph and that scares me too. I’m dropping a tooth on front sprocket so it should help a bit
I have never heard anyone mention the engine sound, but that is exactly what I was going off of when learning the balance point on my harley. That is going to help alot of people. Keep up the killer content!
Wheelieing a harley? lol
@@derron8238 never heard of it or something?
Thanks! Glad we can help people 🔥
Very well thought out. Never really came across a video that made it so much more understanding! Great job guys!
Awesome!
If ya alway's chasin your wheelies your not hittin balance point!!! Great video love the content guy's 💯
best vid on wheelies on the platform
Thanks so much! More coming soon 🔥
Thank you guys for making this vid and all the others too 🙏. I credit you guys with helping me learn to wheelie and I always come back to this video for a refresher. It’s taken a lot of time but I can get to balance point and beyond and have only looped once going like 2mph dragging a foot. I just got done riding and was dropping back really really deep and coasting super far too. It’s the coolest feeling ever 😎🔥💪. I’ll be Scraping in the near future I’m sure 👍
👍 this stuff why I started watching. Learning and being inspired correctly from the legends that do it right. Keeping it with the people. Real. ❤️✌️ much love
That sensation of falling backwards makes me panic & I forget to tap my rear brake. Then I fall over backwards.
It's my first vid on balance point ,for your very good instructions i dont need to watch other vid..thank you keep it up you explain very well
Quality teaching material.
Can't wait to get back to the lot tomorrow.. thanks guys
Of course thank you!
You guys work so well together
Great explanation. I heard you guys mention hit the brake many times, but since this video is meant for noobs, it may be good to specify REAR brake. I know it's like Duh, but it may help somebody
Hey there, I was riding my muscle cruiser in Sonoma County when I saw a pack of Honda Groms ahead of me. I caught up to them and rode with them, but I could tell they weren't happy with my tag along. Anyway, those Groms are 125cc's and I could BARELY keep up with them. They were going a good 70mph on back roads and then doing wheelies at 50mph. It was THE coolest thing I've seen locally.
This is the best how to wheelie video ever
Level 10 instructor with a level 10 bootie .
I've wheelied only a few times with power wheelieing in first and second gear. Tried clutch ups but can't do those. Tried doing them so I don't have to have a lot of room for wheelies. But I only managed to get the front a few inches off the ground.
Tried revving at different RPMs, even up to 7 last night, but it just launches me forward faster.
Good at handling turns, deep lean angles, and moto gymkhana stuff. Wheelies, not good at all.
Always amazed at the videos that I've seen where people just crack the throttle a little bit and front just pops up.
Anytime somebody on the sidewalks ask me to wheelie, I can only pretend like they're saying hi and wave back.
faster clutch pop i think
@@hamishbyron3510 think the problem was leaning forward too much.
I saw another video about keeping your torso upright instead of leaning forward.
Which sounds intuitive because you think you should brace for acceleration.
In his video he did two attempts the same throttle but one he was leaning forward and he did the same thing I kept doing.
I think he lives in Holland but he's sponsored by KTM.
I tried later with just w throttle and made sure I kept my torso upright and the front came right up with what I call just a small crack of the throttle
Haven't tried a clutch up yet the same way.
But the one I did do didn't need to have the space for the acceleration.
I never tried a lot of wheelies anyway. I've always looked to handling turns and moto gymkhana stuff. But knowing how to do slow wheelies is something i've been thinking more about.
Appreciated all the information and thank you so much for your time both of you 💯👍
Thank you for the support!
Perfect Video for where I'm at , Working on Balance Point !! Thank You Both ! And Utube ! Arizona
I know how to wheelie and this is the best how to I've ever seen. Would've helped so much when I was learning a few years back.
Great video guys! I already know how to wheelie but I always just watch your videos anyways 🤣
Thanks!!!
Amazing wheelies and clear explanations, you guys did a 10/10 job. I'll sub.
Awesome how to vid great job Team Level Up🚀🚀🚀🚀
Well explained great video 👍🏻
Thanks guys, im glad you got the klx 110l's so you can do videos on those!
2:30 dude, i couldnt even balance the bike STANDING STILL like you do. Jesus.
This is a good way to explain the wheelie balance point. A good video as always guys!
Good teaching skills. Thanks for great tutorials!
Thanks for the all the video’s they really do help
You guys are beautiful 💖 .... great video always. .. quality instructions. .. back brake back brake back brake learn it lock it in ... good luck to all ... I'm learning and loving the journey 💖
biggest take a way I got from this which is important to learn is to tap the rear brake and not drag it all the time like a caveman. thanks yall for helping me level up
Awesome!
Come out to springfield mass!!!! I promise you guys will have a blast!!!! You two are the shit much love!!
wheeling was my childhood dream. Rode a CBR 250 & a VT 250, never managed to do it.
Great video, it more scary finding balance point if you have an expensive bike !!
THANK YOU! this was actually super informative!
Great video, clear explanation, good filming. Nice work!
Man learning balance point from gillie eyelash isn’t something i thought would happen
Nice vid! I need this now, I can chase wheelies out but just need courage to drop back with extra gas
same here
You guys have the best videos!
0:37...the bounce 😍😍
Outstanding- thank you both so much for sharing this. Again 👌💪
Hi guys, I am like soe. I found though street racing bikes, skating grind rails and scoring touchdowns that I wish all the best
I don't remember that tattoo definitely awesome i watched you guys maybe a year ago but i burnt my leg pretty good so i was down a minute now i am trying again lmao you guys give a lot of good tips i use them in my practices now thanks and little bikes are definitely hard to get up i have a KLX 140L
Balance point gyatt
Caught balance point for first time today 💪💪
Waiting for you guys to get a moded Surron or Stock E Ride Pro SS and start doing some work on those wheelie anywhere bikes! 💪
Thanks for this video. Motivational & informational. Newbie.
Great tips and advice 👌 yous are both awesome
we need new content you both awesome
Incoming! 2024 is the year of new content!🔥🔥
what I heard and see now , reference to be close for balance point is when your forks are horizontal to the road.
Thanks! Now i van finally keep a wheelie :)
Very helpful. Thanks.
Also sitting further back on the seat definitely helps imo
Can you you Please do a scraped tutorial
great video guys
damn the sound on that grom is crazy haha
Awesome video!!!
Very well explained
Best place to practice wheelies and to prepare for that, “oh...crap!” feeling is on the toilet. You will quickly understand brake fade when you have no desk to keep you from falling back.
Great vids! Keep'm coming! Quick question on wheelies ... I apologize if you've explained this in another video.
Can you explain if you have a tight hand grip or really relaxed? How tight is tight? How about your arms? Bent but tight and stiff or?? I don't ever see / hear anyone explain this in any detail! Thanks!
I try and keep people as relaxed as possible but do not have a super loose grip! Relax you arms and elbows flow with the bike. Keep a firm grip on the grips
BEST VIDEO OUT THERE
Needed this for sure!
Guys, can you make a video explaining how to work on the side to side balance? I can do good wheelies every once in a while, but in like 8 out of 10 times the bike will want to fall to either side and I have to bring it back down. Thanks!
Awesome thanks guys!
Sweet thumbnail ✌
Thanks🔥
Well that changes everything. I thought once you hit balance point. You hold and lock in until you put the wheel back down. You're really basically bouncing off it the whole time. Like dribbling a basketball if balance point was the ground..... Great job explaining. We'll see how long it takes for me get it right..... lol. My clutch frictions are on their way out again too....smh. I burnt them out adjusting to the trigger clutch lever.🤦 It's still ok for now tho
I can feel the suspension relax just before I hit balance point kinda like when you get off the bike it floats up..
@@22YZ450FX can't wait to get there. I've been trying to find it without leaning back far enough at all. I haven't done anything except chase them out yet. And loop once. 12 o'clock bar saved my tail end.
@@kambo6581 Sounds wild! I always wanted to lean forward so I mentally pushed the bars forward and got there.
@@22YZ450FX honestly the loop wasn't even from an intention wheelie. I was doing a burnout and I let off the break a little too much trying to doughnut. The bike kicked right up and scraped the end of the wheelie bar. My hand was off the clutch, so it kept pulling forward. And I couldn't get my hand over it again because the bike was all the way up. I would have had to let go of the grip to get my hand out from under the lever and press it back down. It was a total shit show. I had to pull it to the side and drop it to avoid it ghost riding into a bush in front of a store. It hit the ground and the right side of the handle bars got bent a little. Now I have protaper bars with the support rod in the middle and a trigger clutch. So it won't ever happen like that again.
@@kambo6581 Woah! Glad it didn't go fully wrong! That's cool I like how the bars look I bet they can throw a lot of sparks when you drag em!
Engine brake is the sound she is talking about. that’s when the motor of the bike is slowing u down wen u let off the throttle and do not have clutch pulled in.
Thanks soo much for the video
Hi thanks for the useful information.can you explain the reason of RPM’s dropping noise once you reach the balance point ?!
Thanks again.
The engine slows down because you either let off the gas or hit the brake to slow it before you loop out. So the rpm drops.
It makes a lot of sense, thanks for your help.
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So when it starts to fall backwards …. Use the foot break ………
( starts doubting )
I was distracted through out the video….fellas u understand
good video. it's my first days that i pass balance point and it feels really good up there but still scary for me)
Following all your vids, I’m in the point of chasing the wheelie, but question that I have is how do I balance the wheelie from left to right?
You will fall if you try to run before you can walk. Practice the balance point and when you master it you’ll be ready for that. Is just a matter of shifting your weight around from the balance point.
Keep your body centered. Keep your eyes ahead. Use your hips and shoulders to counter. The slower you go the more wobbly it’ll get. If you ride the brake and use gas at same time you will also wobble alot!
Great
Can we get a video on steering a sit down. Steering stand ups is easy but I am having a hard time steering sit downs on everything but my supermoto. There is something I am sub consciously doing on that bike that just isn't translating to the bigger bikes and a video covering the basics of bobing and weaving would help with isolating things to focus on. Sometimes I feel like I can have my whole body off to one side and the bigger bikes just want to go the opposite way.
Does airing down the rear tire pressure help? If so what PSI range is recommended?
I am doing the stand up wheelie, i press down the pegs,most of the times in the air, I open up the throutel, and then quickly press the clutch, what can I do to avoid it?
Nice video
thank you for the info !!!
Been riding my whole life, can power wheelie comfortably.. and I can balance point the crap out of a wheelchair. Never could get to BP on a bike and be comfortable. How does the bp feeling compare on a bike to a wheelchair if you have ever wheelied one?
yooo wsup guys, I would like to see a tuto showing how to do some footwork while doing circle wheelie, from stagger to double peg, or standing to ralph loui and things like that. take care guys.
I've got a really touchy throttle, I can get it up and almost to balance point, but I'm not perfect with my throttle yet. I can wheelie all day on four wheels and thumb throttle, but that experience doesn't transfer to well to two wheels and a twist throttle for me anyway.
Awesome video you guys I'm a Harley cruiser kinda guy but your videos make me wanna buy a stunt bike and play
awesome guys
Yes, Please do i let go the throttle and wait for motorcycle to come back and hit the brake if it wont come back or i have some steady input on throttle and keep taping the brake pass the balance point. I guess i know what to do with break but im not sure what to do with throttle if u can explain like the whole process with all the Throttle and break from before during and after the balance point. Like the moment before tipping it over obviously u hit throttle but then what ? HELP
That’s the missing link you are right 😊😁
Wear ur gloves wear a helmet put some gas but have a bike first 😂 I find it genius the way u explained how to find the balance point comparing it to the chair and the table
I’m guess y’all would recommend the grom as a perfect bike to learn to wheelie on
One handnders nexxtttt!
Yes!!!
Cool vid 😎
I need to find a grom now
Solid fucking video guys!!! 🔥🔥🔥
How do you control the side to side movement?
Eyes ahead of the bike look where you want to go. Hips and shoulders counter yourself
where can I go to get a pair of those shinguards dude is wearing in the video..
thanks
Delta fuse combos!
Is there anyway you guys would teach me? I can come to you! I just got a grom & yes I’m trying but just feel like we’d professional help!
Love it
you cute. saw the whole video just to see you talk lol
She’s bad asf🥵 I’ll keep dreaming bc my girl is scared and hates bikes lol
Are the RPM'S dropping at balance point because hes letting off the throttle and coasting?