U are Simply the BEST!!! I am an owner of an FZ6 05 myself and it is a hard bike to wheelie that high and for so long as this guy does over and over again!! How can u do it? (jealous :P)
it's so simple, once you learned it. i was teaching on my motocross bike yz125 - much chipper if i fall, and much less damage because of low speed. but with fazer is much easier because of enough power ;) keep trying
@@ryantobler8552 2nd gear, clutch up , don't be scared you just need to give it more gas and don't forget to use your rear break to get used to it as well , and avoid 1st gear :)
tenes a coroa mais grande como da 46original a 48 o 50 o el pignao chico de 15 dentes ??? mi fz6 con coroa de 48dentes se empina assi da 60 a 140km h e tranquilo. Bueno isso video sobre na FZ6,tambien a mi fz6 esta naked ..... ss siempre la misma moto....e anda egual...//salud da Italy,tambien escrivo en espagnol ,e nunca bueno......ahhhh. Luca70
In all fairness. I have tried to wheelie my fz6 fazer s2 once. Just tried clutch dumping to lift the front and then fall back down but When I clutch dump my bike just jumps forward and my RPM flies back down to where it was before with no lift. I think I'm just a kitten and too scared of clutch dumping at a higher rpm but if anyone has any tips, please do tell so I don't spend hours grinding the wrong way
I have a question. I hope anyone could answer. When I do a clutch-up wheelie with my FZ6, I hear a rather loud mechanical clunk from the gearbox. Way louder than any other motorcycle I have wheelie'd. It's exactly the same clunk that you hear when you roll off and on the throttle, but much louder. Does anyone experience the same with their Fazer?
@@reposter6434 Interesting. I think that Yamaha's gearbox tolerances are just bigger than that of other (Japanese) manufacturers. I owned a 25 year old Suzuki before. Super smooth shifts and never false neutrals. My FZ6 is rather clunky in comparison, and I do occasionally hit false neutrals as well.
@@jaffabaffa what year is you're bike if you don't mind me asking? Another friend I have owns a 1999 Kawasaki ZX900 and his gearbox makes the exact same sound, so I don't think it's limited to Honda, maybe all the older bikes do it?
@@reposter6434 My old Suzuki was an XF650 Freewind from 1997. That bike had a super smooth gearbox. My current Yamaha FZ6-S is from 2004, and has a rather clunky gearbox. So, the older bike was actually smoother than the newer bike is.
@@jaffabaffa Very strange... Maybe the technology has changed? Because this seems like something very common and I couldn't find any problems related to this sound.
Still the best FZ6 video even in 11/2020 love from UK 🇬🇧
Body positioning is KEY for wheelies on the FZ6, especially if you're tall or heavy.
U are Simply the BEST!!!
I am an owner of an FZ6 05 myself and it is a hard bike to wheelie that high and for so long as this guy does over and over again!!
How can u do it? (jealous :P)
wow :D i have just realized i still have to practice :P
it's so simple, once you learned it. i was teaching on my motocross bike yz125 - much chipper if i fall, and much less damage because of low speed. but with fazer is much easier because of enough power ;) keep trying
You have some tips I haven't been able to get mine to wheelie
@@ryantobler8552 2nd gear, clutch up , don't be scared you just need to give it more gas and don't forget to use your rear break to get used to it as well , and avoid 1st gear :)
@@aghilesbrahmi3963 thansk
which gear are you using? how many rpm to lift it up? I just bought a fz6n a few weeks ago. you're wheelies are really nice!
yes, entire bike is stock
those are nice wheelies. Why did you goober stop at 1:01?
Your engine breaking with rear brakes is going to lock your rear tire
In this video I haven't used the rear brake.
Ovo Je Bosna 100% samo kod nas ima ovakvi budala :=)
Hahahahahhaha 😂
Brazil muito bom cara fz6 a melhor 600
3m 13, was that a copper on abike come round the corner
quikshefter?
@igorgrubac gears are shown on the screen
he was trying to lift the rear tire, by pushing hard the front brake.
tenes a coroa mais grande como da 46original a 48 o 50 o el pignao chico de 15 dentes ??? mi fz6 con coroa de 48dentes se empina assi da 60 a 140km h e tranquilo. Bueno isso video sobre na FZ6,tambien a mi fz6 esta naked ..... ss siempre la misma moto....e anda egual...//salud da Italy,tambien escrivo en espagnol ,e nunca bueno......ahhhh. Luca70
So I just suck at wheelies is what I'm understanding
Good job
In all fairness. I have tried to wheelie my fz6 fazer s2 once. Just tried clutch dumping to lift the front and then fall back down but When I clutch dump my bike just jumps forward and my RPM flies back down to where it was before with no lift. I think I'm just a kitten and too scared of clutch dumping at a higher rpm but if anyone has any tips, please do tell so I don't spend hours grinding the wrong way
omg thank you!@@jamesphillips104
any tips? i can never get mine up?
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lol
haha, just practise :)
mee too is like this bike doesn't wanna come up
spyro A Of course it doesn't, gravity is pulling it down
i dont get it, you can pull sick wheelies yet you stalled it when you stopped
its an heavy bike
I have a question. I hope anyone could answer.
When I do a clutch-up wheelie with my FZ6, I hear a rather loud mechanical clunk from the gearbox. Way louder than any other motorcycle I have wheelie'd. It's exactly the same clunk that you hear when you roll off and on the throttle, but much louder. Does anyone experience the same with their Fazer?
Its the same with majority of Yamahas, happens to my buddies R1 not sure if its an issue, but its a very common loud sound.
@@reposter6434 Interesting. I think that Yamaha's gearbox tolerances are just bigger than that of other (Japanese) manufacturers. I owned a 25 year old Suzuki before. Super smooth shifts and never false neutrals. My FZ6 is rather clunky in comparison, and I do occasionally hit false neutrals as well.
@@jaffabaffa what year is you're bike if you don't mind me asking? Another friend I have owns a 1999 Kawasaki ZX900 and his gearbox makes the exact same sound, so I don't think it's limited to Honda, maybe all the older bikes do it?
@@reposter6434 My old Suzuki was an XF650 Freewind from 1997. That bike had a super smooth gearbox. My current Yamaha FZ6-S is from 2004, and has a rather clunky gearbox. So, the older bike was actually smoother than the newer bike is.
@@jaffabaffa Very strange... Maybe the technology has changed? Because this seems like something very common and I couldn't find any problems related to this sound.
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kph/mph ?
kph
Wheeling is stupid, apart from being dangerous, because obviously a motorcycle fork isn't designed to get whacked from behind.
unlike your mom.
michael81109 😂😂 what a dickhead, stick to knitting
7 months ago, but still what I thought. Nothing beats your mom like a whack from behind.
dont be jealous