Hands down the best wheelie tutorial I've seen. I like how Ryan gives you some realistic progression steps so newbies don't think they can jump to full blown high speed wheelies, (and crash and hurt themselves) he's honest about the "practice a lot" (each step). AND the other advice I've heard is practice first on a lighter, crash-bar-equipped wheelie bike before your clean, heavy Harley that you don't want to drop.
Yeah dropping a nice super glide sucks I dropped mine at ab 45 it just scratched the tank nd tore the blinkers off it looks ugly now but I'm lucky it still runs and drives 🤣
Thanks for reminding my 63-year-old self of how I learned to wheelie in the first place. dusted off & starterd the sl 125 that sat in the shed for over 20years thrashed it every free moment i had for a week rediscovered my balance point equilibrium .changed the bars & seat on the streetbob as per your suggestions did a weeks worth of little hops loading the rear brakes.finally got the nerve to to roll the throttle in went to my balance point ran out of first gear went to second.It has been practice practice practice ever since .thrills the neighbors kids whenever I come home on the back wheel. You are spreading Joy all over with your tutorials & sound advise .anyone who ask me how you do that ? wheelie your Harley I tell them .start by watching this video
Finally got the balls to start doing it in my 02, appreciate the help. Day 1, I was able to get the front tire up a few times, felt like 2’ but was probably just 6-12” lol.
Just wanna say, I called the shop yesterday looking for a part on their site that was still showing out of stock. Ryan actually answered the phone and answered some questions I had about the part, then Trent got on and got the part shipped out same day. These guys are fu**ing A++ super cool guys and down to earth, love dealing with shops like this that are real. Plus their parts are super trick. Cant wait to get that 49mm top mount headlight on 🤘🤘🤘
I would’ve never thought to use the rear break while doing a wheelie. Now that I’m watching other videos. You can see them using the rear break. Thank you for the useful information.
I rode dirt bikes as a kid RM 125's YZ's 250 heck one time I rode friends YZ490 I pulled a 5th gear wheelie with a 5 gallon gas can strapped on front end. I been riding Harleys for the last 30 yrs every time on a full moon I try but cannot get the stance I can get wheel off ground to fast for my ass. I never new in all my life to use rear brake. The way you said it and how you do it. I get it. Thanks so much !! Trust me I will be practicing with my wife's sportster with 6 inch risers with drag bars! PERFECT THANK YOU
Dude! I finally am starting to get the hang of it thanks to your video!!! I've been trying to learn for quite a while but this video explained it perfectly. Did my first wheelie last week and have been practicing every day. I'm already getting it up pretty high I just need to get the balls to fully commit to getting to balance point. I keep bailing right before when I'm looking at the sky lol. Thanks again! 🤘🤘
Absolutely the best how to wheelie a big bike video out there iv never thought about preloading the front suspension with the back break before… thank you guys for all the rad content!!!
Dude this channel is dope. Best Harley tech vids on RUclips. Can you do a vid on how to dial in an aftermarket adjustable suspension for different riding styles? That'd be cool
Hell yeah man thank you. It’s pretty much the same for any riding style you just need to set the sag properly to whatever spec for that brand of suspension. But I’ll try and put something out a little technical
OMG first try i got her up a foot! Thank you so much i would’ve been popping the clutch for weeks trying to get her up and your technique worked first try!!!!
That clutch lesson about not pulling it in all the way is definitely the best bit of Info here when I first started trying to wheelie I'd do burn outs but having the clutch just right before it wants to pull is perfect
@@wookstanoah8286 when I pull in the clutch I just pull it to were the drive chain is disengaged I don't pull it all the way to the handle bar then after I rev bomb I drop the clutch
Cool video, new rider here. We did none of that at the new rider class.. So far I've only been able to do the powerwheelies that tractioncontrol keeps down "Fun" but not really a skill to pinit&hold on.I cant wait to give it a go with the clutch-up
You have my complete respect. I am fully amazed that you move that much weight, with Harley's under-powered engines, and then control it while holding on with nothing but your thighs. At 63, my wheelie days are long past but I still had fun on my 1972 Yamaha 100 back in the day. These days I'm happy keeping both wheels on the ground and going in the same direction on my Sportster 1200. All while avoiding the text reading knucklehead cagers. Congratulations on your business. I wish you the best of luck in it and your future endeavors. I've enjoyed your other videos too. Thanks.
I used to practice wheelies at a local community college on the weekends. Even had some motorcycle cops stop by a couple of times to stunt on me with their BMWs.
This is the best video yet on a how to! My think I can wheelie a dirt bike all day, I’m honestly just scared to fuck up a 18k bike haha! Plus there’s allot more weight!
So I tried this technique by slipping the clutch giving it throttle and letting off the clutch lever too fast. Never ever have i ever tried a wheelie this way in all of my 25 years of riding. I couldn't get the dyna to come up. The way that works for me is snapping that clutch lever or popping it out letting it slip off my finger while cranking the throttle up. My tire doesn't spin most the time, instead the front end comes up. Maybe it's because I'm a heavier person. But popping the clutch lever out is what works for me. I just need to get over the fear of balance point and using that rear brake.
man thanks for the video. please make one with 110 and talk about slow left leg down wheelie, and coasting it. alot of poeple say learn with left leg down and we want to see master teaching it💯💯💯
Thanks man this video was perfectly explained...the back break is key man right at balance point I learned this on a Suzuki quad 400 cc decent weight similar balance point from there I was able to wheelie a chain drivin honda shadow 750 with 13 inch sportster rear shocks I got at a swap meet,I'm in the process of setting up a HD superglide rn cant weight to feel this one out
@@kruesioriginals Il have to get a go pro and make a video I can go 10 parkingspot lengths probably 70 ft and wined out 1st gear there not pretty but I can do it..I have a different sprocket set up and use the passenger left peg for my left foot and pull with everything I have a little speed bump helps
the pre load was the best help for me. I got my bike stage 4 and have noticed anywhere from about 15mph-10 always gets it up. but I still have forward controls so pulling all the way back is sketchy for some reason. I think I just need to go for it and feel it out. I rode dirt bikes my whole life but my dyna is so much heavier lol
I'm switching to mids this winter. Watching people like C bear stunts do wheelies on a road glide, aren't those forwards or are those the halfway forwards?
Wish I could wheelie my sporty, it is pushing 100hp. Just need to get taller shocks but looks like my thunderheader exhaust will hit the axle, may have to swap it out too.
Ill say this running a sticky shinko helps tons for the guys who are on the lighter side. I run a 404 on my sporty and itll rip on up with the clutch dump. My problem is its hard to keep stable, wants to wobble back and forth.
The biggest key for me when learning how to pop up was "listening" to my throttle which que'd my clutch release simultaneously with a smooth roll off the lever while accelerating..NOT too much gas..also y fave part of this is the doughnut at the end POV that was sweet
Awesome how to vid mate, chur 🤙. Can you do a rolling burnout how to video, including how to steer them. Haven't found a video yet, with someone explaining how to contol/steer a roller.
i notice everyone doing wheelies on harleys are basically using those step up seats which probably makes a it a little bit easier considering the back support
I need a Dyna in my life. Ryan, your a different breed of biker that give no fukks. I dig it. I'm the type that runs forward controls and short shots. lol. But I like your stuff. I'll be hitting up your website soon for your Feuling 543 cam package. Seems a bit cheaper then everyone else.
My absolute favorite youtube channel. Love the attitude and how direct you guys are. Can't wait to destroy my brake light and rear fender. If i have the balls to do this shit. we'll see.
This is the video you need... After you buy a cheap dirt bike and dump it countless times until you master the wheelie on that bike. I am no expert on wheeling motorcycles, but if you have never wheelied you NEED to learn rear brake control. Sometimes you need to push the limits to learn and dumping a bike you don't care much about will help you learn the basics 100 times faster..... Note: just got to the 9min mark on the video, 110 would be a great start!
@@jordanbrackeen9186 thank you and we have like three more coming out this working our way through them. But they already recorded and they are awesome
I’m currently learning on a scooter so no clutch to deal with but I agree with what you said at the end I cringe seeing all the guys I ride with not wearing helmets and popping killer wheelies if they aren’t careful they may take that literally especially with no damn helmets lol
I see the rear suspension is an important part of this whole system. Most of the really good guys I see are on sportsters or dynas. Can I get my softail to move like this? Do the same techniques and skill apply to softails?
Depends on if it is a twin cam or an M8. Twin cam not gonna happen. Unless you swap the swingarm. M8 they’ll clutch up pretty easy. Not very good at balance point though.
Hey lot of us learned as kids on our first 50 feet down dragging them around for balance after we randomly doscover the fron coming up holding the bike still then when we got a bike with a clutch it was like magic we could do them on command moving not from a stop
Just picked up a stunt ready sporty. Looking forward to trying something new on 2 wheels. Unfortunately in my area there really isn't any good spots to go. But shit boi gonna do it anyway lol
Good idea. I'll definitely do that. I found a abandoned logging bridge that's gonna make for some sick pictures. The good thing about Oregon is you can find some cool backdrops. Ride safe! Ish lol
I dig your bike but I'm pretty sure you bought the battery cover & gas cap at my Dad's yard sale in 1995. Thanks for the tips, I will be practicing. Do you lower rear tire air pressure to help traction ?
Question: Looking for that CV carb mod info you do for these stunt builds! You've mentioned it a few times in some of your vids and would love to get that info. Thanks
We’re going to do a video with the parts have been back ordered for so long we haven’t been able to get any. Once we do we’re going to put it all back together and get them back on the website
This statement is underrated, "if you can't get to balance point right away, set it down.."
Don't chase it y'all!
Good stuff...
My wife looks over and asked me what I was watching 😅 I told her I was enjoying the content and which she said, uh huh. 😆
LOLLLL SAME
All mine said was " if you break it , don't winge to me " 😅
Same she said don’t ever think about it
Literally same, my womans terrified of me stuntin my nightster
Hahaha so we’re all living the same life huh?! Mine said “I can hear that” from the bathroom
Hands down the best wheelie tutorial I've seen. I like how Ryan gives you some realistic progression steps so newbies don't think they can jump to full blown high speed wheelies, (and crash and hurt themselves) he's honest about the "practice a lot" (each step). AND the other advice I've heard is practice first on a lighter, crash-bar-equipped wheelie bike before your clean, heavy Harley that you don't want to drop.
Yes if u can afford to have that option that’s a great idea.
Yeah dropping a nice super glide sucks I dropped mine at ab 45 it just scratched the tank nd tore the blinkers off it looks ugly now but I'm lucky it still runs and drives 🤣
I’m sitting at a lot watching this on my bike right now 😂
That is the best way
Thanks for reminding my 63-year-old self of how I learned to wheelie in the first place. dusted off & starterd the sl 125 that sat in the shed for over 20years thrashed it every free moment i had for a week rediscovered my balance point equilibrium .changed the bars & seat on the streetbob as per your suggestions did a weeks worth of little hops loading the rear brakes.finally got the nerve to to roll the throttle in went to my balance point ran out of first gear went to second.It has been practice practice practice ever since .thrills the neighbors kids whenever I come home on the back wheel. You are spreading Joy all over with your tutorials & sound advise .anyone who ask me how you do that ? wheelie your Harley I tell them .start by watching this video
Hell yes that is so awesome keep shredding, 63 and getting after it these kids have no excuses.
PS. don’t shift into second it’ll break your back.
@@kruesioriginalsin my experience, shifting is only a good idea on a Dirtbike in the dirt.
Best how to wheelie I’ve seen yet, and I’ve seen a bunch. You cover the little things no one else does. Speedy recovery to Bill and Dave. Thank you.
Thank you 🤘🏼🤘🏼
Finally got the balls to start doing it in my 02, appreciate the help. Day 1, I was able to get the front tire up a few times, felt like 2’ but was probably just 6-12” lol.
That's right
This is like finding the g spot
These blokes know there shit!!! Best harley channel
Just wanna say, I called the shop yesterday looking for a part on their site that was still showing out of stock. Ryan actually answered the phone and answered some questions I had about the part, then Trent got on and got the part shipped out same day. These guys are fu**ing A++ super cool guys and down to earth, love dealing with shops like this that are real. Plus their parts are super trick. Cant wait to get that 49mm top mount headlight on 🤘🤘🤘
Hell yeah thank you my man, we appreciate the business
No one out there is as thorough and real as this dude. Awesome people
Do you have to change from belt to a chain
I would’ve never thought to use the rear break while doing a wheelie. Now that I’m watching other videos. You can see them using the rear break. Thank you for the useful information.
I never tried a wheelie until I found your RUclips channel. You’re a bad Fuckin influence dude.
😎
I rode dirt bikes as a kid RM 125's YZ's 250 heck one time I rode friends YZ490 I pulled a 5th gear wheelie with a 5 gallon gas can strapped on front end. I been riding Harleys for the last 30 yrs every time on a full moon I try but cannot get the stance I can get wheel off ground to fast for my ass. I never new in all my life to use rear brake. The way you said it and how you do it. I get it. Thanks so much !! Trust me I will be practicing with my wife's sportster with 6 inch risers with drag bars! PERFECT THANK YOU
Dude! I finally am starting to get the hang of it thanks to your video!!! I've been trying to learn for quite a while but this video explained it perfectly. Did my first wheelie last week and have been practicing every day. I'm already getting it up pretty high I just need to get the balls to fully commit to getting to balance point. I keep bailing right before when I'm looking at the sky lol. Thanks again! 🤘🤘
Don’t look at the sky look at your gas tank. Make sure you’re on that rear brake it will save you from anything and be patient take your time
Best how to wheelie video over ever seen. You showed stuff I’ve never seen before!
Strait up the best video if your trying to learn to wheelie!! Most legit one I’ve seen by far
Thank you
Absolutely the best how to wheelie a big bike video out there iv never thought about preloading the front suspension with the back break before… thank you guys for all the rad content!!!
Dude this channel is dope. Best Harley tech vids on RUclips. Can you do a vid on how to dial in an aftermarket adjustable suspension for different riding styles? That'd be cool
Hell yeah man thank you. It’s pretty much the same for any riding style you just need to set the sag properly to whatever spec for that brand of suspension. But I’ll try and put something out a little technical
how to for drift/burnout please? your inscructions are by far the best ive seen on youtube would love to learn more harley tricks from you
They’re coming but probably not till 2023. I had to discs replaced in my neck and I’m down on the riding till January
OMG first try i got her up a foot! Thank you so much i would’ve been popping the clutch for weeks trying to get her up and your technique worked first try!!!!
Hell yeah dude that’s good to hear I just keep practicing and practicing
Damn You Make it look easy Ryan, Thanks for the School of hard knocks Man, Your A Boss 😎⚡😎🇺🇸🪓🛡️☘️
By far these best how to wheelie video , really easy and Ryan is funny but keeps it 100 :%
🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
That clutch lesson about not pulling it in all the way is definitely the best bit of Info here when I first started trying to wheelie I'd do burn outs but having the clutch just right before it wants to pull is perfect
?? So when you clutch the bike do you let it all the way out with throttle? Thx
@@wookstanoah8286 when I pull in the clutch I just pull it to were the drive chain is disengaged I don't pull it all the way to the handle bar then after I rev bomb I drop the clutch
This is badass man. Taking the time, showing step by step with multi camera action. Hats off to you bro!
well said about the time you need to wheelie practice, took me 4 months to learn to wheelie, 14 months to drop back, now I'm a bad ass....
That’s how you do it
I sure will never do a wheelie, but I did learn a new expression watching this video: "Body English". Pretty cool concept! Thanks! :)
Do that shit like 2000 times! Awesome do fun stuff thanks for the how too.
When I get my clapper!.... I'm putting this on repeat and putting my heart into it! I hope that your homies are doing better!
Hell yes my dude. And They’re tough dudes
@@kruesioriginals that's good man! Prayers to your boys and you and Trent y'all will pull through for sure!
Good stuff.... I have to remember to give throttle on the way down to soften the fall/ load on the front end
Most important
Cool video, new rider here. We did none of that at the new rider class.. So far I've only been able to do the powerwheelies that tractioncontrol keeps down "Fun" but not really a skill to pinit&hold on.I cant wait to give it a go with the clutch-up
Amazing tutorial
I like this see I can wheelie a dirtbike pretty good but I’ve always had problems lifting my r6 up Ima have to try the break check
You have my complete respect. I am fully amazed that you move that much weight, with Harley's under-powered engines, and then control it while holding on with nothing but your thighs. At 63, my wheelie days are long past but I still had fun on my 1972 Yamaha 100 back in the day. These days I'm happy keeping both wheels on the ground and going in the same direction on my Sportster 1200. All while avoiding the text reading knucklehead cagers. Congratulations on your business. I wish you the best of luck in it and your future endeavors. I've enjoyed your other videos too. Thanks.
I used to practice wheelies at a local community college on the weekends. Even had some motorcycle cops stop by a couple of times to stunt on me with their BMWs.
BRaaap!! Awesome camera placement!! Thanks!
Good video! I'm too old to start wheelieing my bike. I'm still hurting from a hoverboard crash the other night.
The commentary is hilarious. I dont think ill be doing any wheelies but video was great
Thank you 🤘🏼🤘🏼
This is the best video yet on a how to! My think I can wheelie a dirt bike all day, I’m honestly just scared to fuck up a 18k bike haha! Plus there’s allot more weight!
Shame this wasn't around when I started. Wouldve saved me countless hours doing it the wrong way. 🤣 💯🤙
You got it down pretty fast though
Tutorial on the drift would be cool next. Awesome vid man
It’s coming
Damn great trainer. Kruesi is the real deal
Great tips. Now i need to buy a 110
thanks for the knowledge hard work pays off
Cool vid with great advice, practice. Hope the homies are recovering well.
Thanks for the tips man that was awsome cant wait too try it 🤘
good shit. Good Shit. GOOD SHIT! Excellent video, new subscriber.
Hell yes, welcome to the channel
So I tried this technique by slipping the clutch giving it throttle and letting off the clutch lever too fast. Never ever have i ever tried a wheelie this way in all of my 25 years of riding. I couldn't get the dyna to come up. The way that works for me is snapping that clutch lever or popping it out letting it slip off my finger while cranking the throttle up. My tire doesn't spin most the time, instead the front end comes up. Maybe it's because I'm a heavier person. But popping the clutch lever out is what works for me. I just need to get over the fear of balance point and using that rear brake.
Just got my dyna now I’m back on the 110 👊🤙
That’s how you do it
man thanks for the video. please make one with 110 and talk about slow left leg down wheelie, and coasting it. alot of poeple say learn with left leg down and we want to see master teaching it💯💯💯
It’s comin
Do a vid on what it takes to do wheelies on a 110.
It’s coming
Love the Life you Live!
Sweet I’m gonna try on my v star 1100 this week
ID LIKE TO COME OUT N SEE YOUR SHOP AND LEARN ALL I CAN FROM A REAL MAN N PRO , THKU KRUESI,
Thanks man this video was perfectly explained...the back break is key man right at balance point I learned this on a Suzuki quad 400 cc decent weight similar balance point from there I was able to wheelie a chain drivin honda shadow 750 with 13 inch sportster rear shocks I got at a swap meet,I'm in the process of setting up a HD superglide rn cant weight to feel this one out
Dude I would love to see somebody wheelie a shadow that would be awesome
@@kruesioriginals Il have to get a go pro and make a video I can go 10 parkingspot lengths probably 70 ft and wined out 1st gear there not pretty but I can do it..I have a different sprocket set up and use the passenger left peg for my left foot and pull with everything I have a little speed bump helps
Hell yeah! Thanks for making this video! I’ve been trying to get to the balance point . This helps
Great video thanks bro
Anytime.
The Step up is a dope seat, but not the only one. Don't forget the predator III. 💯
It’s the only the one
Kruesi with the fire 🔥
How about a sportster set up for wheelies
Thankyou. Awesome video
the pre load was the best help for me. I got my bike stage 4 and have noticed anywhere from about 15mph-10 always gets it up. but I still have forward controls so pulling all the way back is sketchy for some reason. I think I just need to go for it and feel it out. I rode dirt bikes my whole life but my dyna is so much heavier lol
Get rid of those forward controls. That shit is dangerous
I get mids got more control but why are forwards so bad. Just out of curiosity, I definitely respect your knowledge
I'm switching to mids this winter. Watching people like C bear stunts do wheelies on a road glide, aren't those forwards or are those the halfway forwards?
Wish I could wheelie my sporty, it is pushing 100hp. Just need to get taller shocks but looks like my thunderheader exhaust will hit the axle, may have to swap it out too.
Can you do a how to no hander coaster video?
No
Very good.
This is awesome!🍻
Excellent info...thanks skilled man!
Thanks, great video
🤘🏼🤘🏼
Oh, I can do that. It`s easy. I can do it in my sleep!
...Because I`m DREAMING!
LOL
You`re awesome!
Thanks for sharing man! 🙏🏼
Ill say this running a sticky shinko helps tons for the guys who are on the lighter side. I run a 404 on my sporty and itll rip on up with the clutch dump. My problem is its hard to keep stable, wants to wobble back and forth.
The biggest key for me when learning how to pop up was "listening" to my throttle which que'd my clutch release simultaneously with a smooth roll off the lever while accelerating..NOT too much gas..also y fave part of this is the doughnut at the end POV that was sweet
Mean! Love it man, fucking hard to find a spot on Oahu with no traffic or cops rolling by...
Awesome how to vid mate, chur 🤙. Can you do a rolling burnout how to video, including how to steer them. Haven't found a video yet, with someone explaining how to contol/steer a roller.
Yeah we’re going to kind of put them all together drifting and all that
Bagger next ?
Funny and awesome 👏🏼 the same time .. 👍🏼👍🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🍻🍻
ordering a roadking clutch now!! gonna be some friction this week lol .. ooooh some brake pads too..
Leeets goooooo
i notice everyone doing wheelies on harleys are basically using those step up seats which probably makes a it a little bit easier considering the back support
You have to have it
www.kruesioriginals.com/products/kruesi-originals-saddlemen-step-up?_pos=2&_sid=c9303a480&_ss=r
He'll yeah helped out alot homie👌🏼👌🏼
I need a Dyna in my life. Ryan, your a different breed of biker that give no fukks. I dig it. I'm the type that runs forward controls and short shots. lol. But I like your stuff. I'll be hitting up your website soon for your Feuling 543 cam package. Seems a bit cheaper then everyone else.
Nice! Get after it my dude that’s a good Cam. As long as you’re riding it’s all awesome
My absolute favorite youtube channel. Love the attitude and how direct you guys are. Can't wait to destroy my brake light and rear fender. If i have the balls to do this shit. we'll see.
This is the video you need... After you buy a cheap dirt bike and dump it countless times until you master the wheelie on that bike. I am no expert on wheeling motorcycles, but if you have never wheelied you NEED to learn rear brake control. Sometimes you need to push the limits to learn and dumping a bike you don't care much about will help you learn the basics 100 times faster..... Note: just got to the 9min mark on the video, 110 would be a great start!
When you’re pressing the break while you’re in a wheelie is it causing you to tilt back more or bring you back to the ground?
Ahhhh fuck, I'm gonna be a wheelie king! I've been trained by the king. Love ya Ryan lol
Fuck yeah! Sorry to hear about Dave and Billy.
Also can’t wait for the next on a good one!
@@jordanbrackeen9186 thank you and we have like three more coming out this working our way through them. But they already recorded and they are awesome
Good video
no nonsense
I’m currently learning on a scooter so no clutch to deal with but I agree with what you said at the end I cringe seeing all the guys I ride with not wearing helmets and popping killer wheelies if they aren’t careful they may take that literally especially with no damn helmets lol
100% wear a helmet
Thank you God bless
We need a kruesi how to drift video just like this. Hope the neck is feeling good!
That’ll be coming as soon as my neck is healed probably beginning of next year
I see the rear suspension is an important part of this whole system. Most of the really good guys I see are on sportsters or dynas. Can I get my softail to move like this? Do the same techniques and skill apply to softails?
Depends on if it is a twin cam or an M8. Twin cam not gonna happen. Unless you swap the swingarm. M8 they’ll clutch up pretty easy. Not very good at balance point though.
Chest cam on drifts.... im afraid I lay it down immediately, October challenge had my fxd standing up nicely
Hell yeah good work
Hey lot of us learned as kids on our first 50 feet down dragging them around for balance after we randomly doscover the fron coming up holding the bike still then when we got a bike with a clutch it was like magic we could do them on command moving not from a stop
Just picked up a stunt ready sporty. Looking forward to trying something new on 2 wheels. Unfortunately in my area there really isn't any good spots to go. But shit boi gonna do it anyway lol
That’s the way. Get on Google Earth and find some good parking lots
Good idea. I'll definitely do that. I found a abandoned logging bridge that's gonna make for some sick pictures. The good thing about Oregon is you can find some cool backdrops. Ride safe! Ish lol
What is more expensive, the bikes damage or your body's damage when you go too far back ? Great video !
I have a 2021 lowrider s. Basically stock. Back tire is a shinko and well is it still possible to wheelie it?
Just curious, why don’t you have a separate rear brake caliper & handlebar m/c ? Good video 👍
I dig your bike but I'm pretty sure you bought the battery cover & gas cap at my Dad's yard sale in 1995. Thanks for the tips, I will be practicing. Do you lower rear tire air pressure to help traction ?
Definitely. Depends on the quality of tired but anywhere from 15 to 30 pounds
Always putting the bangers out!!!!!🤙 You guys are fucking rad🤟
That was sick!
Question: Looking for that CV carb mod info you do for these stunt builds! You've mentioned it a few times in some of your vids and would love to get that info. Thanks
We’re going to do a video with the parts have been back ordered for so long we haven’t been able to get any. Once we do we’re going to put it all back together and get them back on the website
@@kruesioriginals Sooooo? It's a parts mod you do then? I'll keep an eye out for those.