My only limit is tire pressure. My longest I guess was like 300 or 400 yards. My longest one on time was like 2 min (kept it in first gear and kept babying the throttle)
Twinkle Toes
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My only limit is tire pressure. My longest I guess was like 300 or 400 yards. My longest one on time was like 2 min (kept it in first gear and kept babying the throttle)
Nate
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he rides corn fields. my ace. he can rock em.
3-85 ATC 70
86 ATC 250R
86 WETBIKE
01 KX250
2011 KAW SXR800- 35YR EDITION
05 HERITAGE/SPRINGER/SOFTTAIL
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Arm chair racerFirst time rider
My brother can wheelie anything forever. The day I picked up my 250Rs he wheelied one of them in first gear down my street until he hit a red light , then turned around an grabbed a power wheelie through fourth gear until my driveway. He had never ridden a trike in his life. I imagine with proper tire pressure ho could go until he got tired. My brother is the wheelie KING!
own:
1986 250R- ported polished, carb mods, Esr atc-5 pipe and silencer
1986 250R- mild porting, carb mods (Clean!)
1985 350X- all stock (super clean!!)
1985 350x- desert project in the works
1986 250sx- Mostly stock
1985 200x- (pretty clean mostly stock)
1985 Yamaha tri zinger 60
Power User
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i wheelied a ford yt14 lawn mower once for abut 60 feet. and i wheelied my old toyota tacoma pickup with a little help from a few bricks and a speedbump lol end up doung a power wheelie till the rear leafsprings broke lol
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ive wheelied in a circle on my old 400ex for about a hour, then it got more or less retarded.. tire pressure, and leaning, and balance will get you there.. once you find that balance point, you can ride them for ages..
get on grass, pull up the front wheel, let the grab bar hit the ground, AND FALL OFF... thats key.. once you know where the limit is, youll find the balance point natrually.. once you get to the balance point, you can ride them for days.
Jesse
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Teaching quads a lesson
thats one thing ive never done was try changing gears while doing a wheelie....so probly about 10 seconds for me
current rides
82' ATC110
85' ATC310R
85' ATC250R
85' ATC250ES
16' brute force 750
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lol i can ride one until i fall off lol but i dont have any where to practice but the road and i dont care to drag my brand new grab bar on that too much, but mabye 20 feet for me lol but a couple miles on a bicycle.. yeah...now what?!?!
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Some of you guys seem to be exagerating a little, or maybe i just suck at wheelies. Anyway, i can ride em for a long time on my 200s, but haven't found a really long stretch that i can really go a long ways on it. I can't ride em in a high gear either, and cant change gears while pulling a wheelie. Usually do it in 2nd or 3rd and balance with my knees on the seat.
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well some of em might be exhagerating but i have seen some 400ex's go down the road here and be on the back 2 wheels for ever lol through curves and everything, shifting etc...
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on a 250sx i can get the front end up in 3rd and power wheelie it into 5th and ballance it there forever. and my tri-z and 250er i can wheelie tilli run out of room. and the 350x is just nuts. i can do wheelies in 1st gear and sometime si can even stop dead and balance it and let the front drop a little and go off again for another 10 min. and i am not exagerating i have been riding since i was 3 years old in 1987 on my 85 atc70. ok first off baslance point on 83 atc110 sitting on the bars, 2nd is the ballance point on a verry expensive 350x(garage queen) and last is wheelie on a free 250sx.
and last doesnt constatute as a wheelie but a cool pic none the less
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