How to do Dirt Bike Wheelies

patillac23:
even that is a stretch unfortunately. we pick up on this stuff, and we think no more of a bike if it is bored over anyway, a yz250 can bring it up in any gear, i've ridden one quite a bit, they are nice bikes and with bigger bikes they have enough power to lift the tire off the ground without anything more then a throttle roll.

i have only rode my friends yz250 that had been bored over.i have also watched someone ride a 600cc two stroke its a beast.  
>Garrett
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atk makes a 620 2 stroke. i've never heard of a 600. atk also makes a 700. and many companies make 500's. they are death to anyone who doesn't know what they are doing haha. they can get you in a lot of trouble realllly quickly.  
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Any bike with a clutch can be lifted. I'v rode the CR 500 and the trick is to keep the front DOWN lol. My 06 YZ250 i can wheelie in every gear.
The point is....It's not the size of the bike.  
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get one of those cp somethings from britain like joe...should have enuff power to wheeleie in....well we dont know waht gear  
RIP old dirtrider

I got just what you need soon! (FASTDANS WHEELIE BRAKE) SOON TO BE ON THE MARKET FOR SALE. I have designed a wheelie brake to help you to learn how to pop wheelies with out the far of going over backwards, Its a bracket with 2 clamps, that clamps to your swing arm of your bike and bar with a wheel that pivot and the other end hooks to your rear brake, Its in testing right now thru Dirtrider forum
chk it out fasdan
soon I will have video and price  

That could be wheelie cool. So it's a wheelie bar for dirt bikes?  
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DIABETES SUX!

Not a wheelie bar .  this connects to to your brake and as soon as the wheel hits the ground it applys pressure to your rear brake. so it teachs you brake control  

ok so i didnt want to make a new thread because its not urgent or anything buuut:
when i do wheelies i am usually in second gear and i pull the clutch in and rev the engine and pop the clutch out real fast and thats perfect for wheelies for me, but will that lead to unneccesary damage to my engine by doing that?  

What bike do you have? because on my bike i just give it throttle and it will lift up by itself. But it shouldnt hurt the engine, mostly i drop the clutch when in trouble or on pull away.  
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2006 YZ250

- FMF Gold Series Fatty
- Yamaha Racing Graphics Kit
- Twin Air Filter
- Vforce 2 Reed Valves
- Clarke long range tank
- Cycra Handguards
- Longhorn Triple Clamps
- Pro Grip-Grips
- Pro Taper Handlebar
- Renthal o-ring chain and sprockets

man i used to have a 77? yz 175 it was yellow and everything, it was sick it would lift off the ground every time you would get on the throttle and hit a small bump it was crazy and then i sold it (kind of) that was probably the dumbest thing ive ever done, considering i sold it to a friend (or so i thought) he moved the next day and never paid me. ofcorse selling the honda trail 70 back then for 200 was dumb too considering an original one in new condition cost like $2000  
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Oh ok lol sounds like you had some bad deals with the bikes

Lol but anyway, if you pop the clutch out quickly(drop the clutch) it will most likely NOT hurt the engine, because alot of people do drop the clutch on pull away when you want to get away quickly, i do it most of the time!

But if i drop my clutch to wheelie it mostly doesnt work, it will just spin out wildly,but if it gets grip... well yeah i will kinda see my ... lol  
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2006 YZ250

- FMF Gold Series Fatty
- Yamaha Racing Graphics Kit
- Twin Air Filter
- Vforce 2 Reed Valves
- Clarke long range tank
- Cycra Handguards
- Longhorn Triple Clamps
- Pro Grip-Grips
- Pro Taper Handlebar
- Renthal o-ring chain and sprockets