How to Do a Wheelie
Set your seat to a middle position.. Lower your gears as far as you can.. Find a large area where you can practice.
Steps
Set your seat to a middle position.
Set your seat to a middle position.
Lower your gears as far as you can.
Lower your gears as far as you can.
Find a large area where you can practice.
Find a large area where you can practice.
Start cycling at a slow to medium pace.
Start cycling at a slow to medium pace.
Hold the pedal with your dominant foot at the 2 o'clock position.
Hold the pedal with your dominant foot at the 2 o'clock position.
Push down on the pedal sharply and lean backward.
Push down on the pedal sharply and lean backward.
Shift your weight around slightly to find your point of balance.
Shift your weight around slightly to find your point of balance.
Tap the rear brakes and straighten the front wheel to land the wheelie.
Tap the rear brakes and straighten the front wheel to land the wheelie.
Wear full protective gear.
Wear full protective gear.
Find a quiet stretch of road to practice.
Find a quiet stretch of road to practice.
Start riding on first gear at around 25 to 30 kilometres per hour (16 to 19 mph)
Start riding on first gear at around 25 to 30 kilometres per hour (16 to 19 mph).
Snap the throttle back when you reach 6000rpm.
Snap the throttle back when you reach 6000rpm.
Move around on the bike to balance it.
Move around on the bike to balance it.
Lean forward to bring the front wheel back down.
Lean forward to bring the front wheel back down.
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