Practice practice practice is key. Great tips. Practice is key. It may get frustrating at times but before you know it little by little you’re getting better. Did I mention how important practice is ?
this is really good, im learning atm also a week in and its working out well and its actually super fun even if its just babysteps, everytime you learn a new mechanic and the feel of the bike while wheeling you get motivation boost. One this no one really talks about is the rear suspension settings tho. I usually have it stiff on road but for wheelies making it bouncy helps so so much not just to pop but also to balance your weight on the back. Front suspension is ofc good to get set right too but thats kinda personal preference. Maybe you can give your opinion on the front but also back suspension settings.
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Practice practice practice is key. Great tips. Practice is key. It may get frustrating at times but before you know it little by little you’re getting better. Did I mention how important practice is ?
Been practicing on my burromax tt1600 I gotta practice the pop throttle control and keeping it up
great video !
this is really good, im learning atm also a week in and its working out well and its actually super fun even if its just babysteps, everytime you learn a new mechanic and the feel of the bike while wheeling you get motivation boost. One this no one really talks about is the rear suspension settings tho. I usually have it stiff on road but for wheelies making it bouncy helps so so much not just to pop but also to balance your weight on the back. Front suspension is ofc good to get set right too but thats kinda personal preference. Maybe you can give your opinion on the front but also back suspension settings.
my suspension is too hard so i cant pop the wheelie when i try to start with some speed, how do i make the suspension softer and more bouncy?
Turn your preload to the left, makes it softer. Turn your rebound to the right, makes it bouncier.
@@ChrisJohnston ok, thanks😁
Get some sumo wheels and everything you do will be smoother for you. Michelin City grip pro 2s for both on/off rd
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