What bike is that? 250 150? Four stroke? Im looking to learn and idk what dirtbike to get, i though 250 would be good but my friends said 150 better, im afraid of getting a 150 and being too little
DUDE youre super close! just keep in mind that you can go all the way pretty up to balance point without needing your rear brake, because the engine braking on a single cylinder bike is pretty powerful, so you should totally try and stay right where your bike was before you brought er back down, and if you feel scared just let off throttle and the engine braking will do the work for you on a single cyl four stroke 😅 good luck homie
In 1st Sit still with 1 foot on the ground and the other holding the rear brake. Do not sit on the bike but stand forward then when you are ready jump on the back of the seat and as soon as your butt hits the seat pop the clutch. Practice your timing, brake, clutch, and throttle control too. Note: keep the other foot out for balance but ur foot on the rear brake so if things go bad you can go back down…things to try but remember i am still learning too.
He doesn't need any tips from you losers. He just needs more IRL practice and he's got it. He's so close it's just muscle memory and getting used to the balance point now.
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Practices the rear brake control. Pop it up and bring it down with the brake, learn to trust it. Keep practicing and you’ll be walking it in no time
Not bad at all
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Try n keep your arms fully extended instead of moving closer to your handle bars, and make sure you’re getting extra comfortable with that rear break
Tip wear full face helmet I had one like that and crashed while doing a wheelie and broke my jaw
Press the front break down to compress the suspension
Front brake then throttle
How do you pop it up ? I use the hold the clutch and give it some gas but it doesn’t go up 😊
What bike is that? 250 150? Four stroke? Im looking to learn and idk what dirtbike to get, i though 250 would be good but my friends said 150 better, im afraid of getting a 150 and being too little
I ride street, never dirt. Never done a wheelie.
DUDE youre super close! just keep in mind that you can go all the way pretty up to balance point without needing your rear brake, because the engine braking on a single cylinder bike is pretty powerful, so you should totally try and stay right where your bike was before you brought er back down, and if you feel scared just let off throttle and the engine braking will do the work for you on a single cyl four stroke 😅 good luck homie
Good job 👍
Your lucky we aren’t in gta because that silver gas tank in the back looked really tempting
What gear is that in?
In 1st Sit still with 1 foot on the ground and the other holding the rear brake. Do not sit on the bike but stand forward then when you are ready jump on the back of the seat and as soon as your butt hits the seat pop the clutch. Practice your timing, brake, clutch, and throttle control too. Note: keep the other foot out for balance but ur foot on the rear brake so if things go bad you can go back down…things to try but remember i am still learning too.
Try start in 1st gear it’s a lot easier to get it up
hold clutch rev to a high rpm and pull up and release clutch and try and maintain a easy speed to control
Wish I could atleast do that!
Stand on the seat then wheelie it's easier
pop it up and then soon as its up tap ur break and just get in the habit of tapin ur break
Pretty good on the 3rd day
U need to not be scared to fall back
just keep reving you will eventully hit your balance point then you will be ablle to just blip it and it will keep up
Don’t lean forward and don’t give it to much gas or to less
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How can I do this
Use more thoughtless controll
Less hard on backbracks
Go into first gear
Is that an xr 100
1 always use back brake when you hit balance point
2 clutch control
3 always have fun
Nah u got that js feather throttle and break once in balance point and ur good
Learn how to clutch pop
That's on gear number ?
bro needs a blue chew😂
He doesn't need any tips from you losers. He just needs more IRL practice and he's got it. He's so close it's just muscle memory and getting used to the balance point now.
Go a bit slower pull in that clutch send that thing to max RPMS and pop that clutch
get a sliding clutch so it will be easy to release it
I can’t pop it up
Try to clutch a push the gas real fast and if you feel like you'll fall back then brake