How to Slow Wheelie a Dirtbike - Try THIS simple technique (12 o'clock wheelies) 

Lower air pressure in rear tire will help keep you from falling to the side. It will help while your learning.

I've seen so many tutorials that suck at explaining where they'll say to just work on brakes then you can wheelie. This is the best on I've seen thanks

Best wheelie video I've seen yet!

This video is very good! Now I know how to practice doing a wheelie. Thank you!

bro explains everything so good , keep it up

good video. thanks for taking the time. I don't have a bike yet, but may get one in the next 12 months or so. I am after the same model as what you have.

Very Detail and informative

Excellent video, right to the point and super helpful

Great, no bs tutorial❤

Will give this a try. I watched more then a few of these videos now. Going to use your formula and put the hours in.

best wheelie vid ive seen

Fantastic man!

Awesome video man thanks ill try that!

Thanks Brah. I have been trying to wheelie and doing stoppies forever but only getting hurt, I am 57 going on 30😅 I just can't stop. Been riding bikes since the old Harley AMFs. My bones don't bend, they break.

That was a good explanation 👍

Great video

Never rode a dirt bike before but I'm looking forward to doing this on the new cr500 I just bought. Glad to know it doesn't take long to learn.

Best tutorial so far. Now I just gotta get out there.

Definitely good tips I am to the last steps and have been having problems doing it but I will try your way to see if it helps me I get it up but it drops just as fast mid way I can ride maybe 6ft

Great vid

That was a good video. I bet even i could wheelie after watching it. Might not be a good idea because I'd be wheeling everywhere. Right in front of the man.

Thanks a lot !

Thanks for the video, gonna try those last two steps today 😇 I'd also share that after countless practicing day I came to the point of understanding that fork does't do much in lifting front wheel, it's all about compressing rear suspension and releasing the clutch at the very last moment when the grip is the best and there no more heavy load on wheel that acts kinda like a rear brake. It feels like an ollie on the board when u time it right and front pops very easy. Another thing I found that using throttle blip technique when u open it and close just before releasing a clutch gives u more precise power, prevents whiskey throttle and more important spins the engine before making any load on the rear wheel means less bogging. I've spent hours and hours getting closer to say I've nailed it somehow 😂 Hope that help someone ✌️

Don’t have a dirtbike… yet… but this makes so much sense. Where was this when I had my rm80 as a kid😂

✍️ step 1, buy new rear fender because you’re gonna loop it.

THE BEST GUAIDE!!

Trying to learn 1st gear wheelies on a 2023 Husqvarna FE501. Thanks for the tutorial.

You had me with the sweet Gen 1!!

Thanks for sharing… still struggling to hold mine at the balance point

Dude your camera quality looks amazing

so cool

Awesome! You have a GoPro on now! Been a while since I’ve seen videos of yours! (Friend of your dad😂)

Thank you for this vid. Time to get back out there. I just feel like my little xt250 is not powerful enough to pull a pivot turn like that. My wheelie progression has been so slow and I want to blame it on my bike, but also know thats just an excuse.

Nice Truck

My right foot has trouble covering the rear break when I’m in a seated position (close to front of seat). Are you sitting further back that you would normally sit?

I would still recommend learning the basics first on a trials bike. Much lighter and easier to handle. There is a reason why most of the best riders have a trials background

Over and over and over and more till your hands are sore! Explains!

Am I going to struggle with my KTM 500? Kinda wish i had something like 2stroke 125, but can't afford two bikes.

You're dropping videos at quite the pace! Haven't watched this yet, but im about to. Thanks for the frequent content! Edit: Right on. This is pretty similar to the best advice video wheelie tutorials I've seen. Level Up Stunt Team has a really basic noob wheelie tutorial for the completely unexperienced. It was the best/safest one I found when I first started riding dirt a couple years ago. They stressed repetition and building muscle memory first and foremost, similar to your advice. Love it. Great upload showcasing your skill and encouraging the riding community to expand theirs!

Super helpful. Just need to get on that dirt and try! Those hand guards look stout! think they protect your levers in tip overs (more tech off road stuff, not moto)

I feel like slow wheelies are gonna be a lot easier on a 2 stroke because you don't have the aggressive engine braking. I struggle to slow wheelie my 450 because 1st is so snappy.

Do you have to pull the clutch all the way in when hitting the brake?

You guys always forget to say. "Sit all the way back on the seat " 😂😂

bro i just got a new ktm 150 and still used to the power of a xr100 ion know if ill be able to learn this in 20hrs maybe a week (im a slow learner)

Man that engine idle sounds like music to my ears

It’s been two days of practice. Broke the rear fender today 🥴 I get a good pop, cover the rear brake but everything happens too fast. My instinct is to bail off and not go down with the bike so I pull my feet off the pegs

You let The all the clutch go ir just to The by point ?

👍👍

I have such a hard time getting the front brake timing. Is it ok to use the back brake to to compress a bit before popping up?

Never done that, whoops were always my problem

do you use clutch when wheel is up to keep it up? or just throttle control?

Does rear ABS effects on wheelie? Cause my bike has ABS front and rear mt 07

To do the pivot wheelie, you have to be able to touch the ground with your feet while sitting on your bike, right?

I like those handguards, are they stock or aftermarket? If aftermarket can you send a link plz? Thanks!! Grtz from Belgium

What gear on a Ktm 300 xcw should I be practicing a wheelie in? Thank you

I got a Ktm 300 xcw. It seems similar to your bike. I can’t seem to get the bike in the air with the same amount of throttle. Timing I guess.

I'm struggling with controlling the rear brake in Mx boots, it's either fully on or not at all.. Any advice?

Is that a yz250x?

What year, make, model, size dirt bike are you riding in this video? Motor almost sounds like a Trials bike.. Also super narrow

Why is it seem more intimidating when I’m on a 2 stroke Vs a 4 stroke ?

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Where you can order and buy such hand protection as installed on a motorcycle?

Nice vidéo;) But I don't understand which way you should be shifting your weight right and left. For exemple if your bike start falling to the left, should you shift your weight on the right side, making your bike even more on the left or the opposite? I don't know why but it is not intuitive for me every time my bike starts to lean on one side, I don't know what to do so I just put my front wheel down😂

What if I mastered my beta ??

My bike keeps on cutting out when it’s in the air

Do you not need to use the clutch and throttle to keep the bike up?? You never talked about that…

can i learn t his on any bike? street? dual sport? adv? enduro?

What if I'm a short 5'8

Personally i like to ride my dirt bike on one wheel because I got it like that. My KTM 450 is a beast I run a 14 tooth primary sprocket for the nice torque it provides. Gets that bike at 12 right meow

Can it be done on a DT125?

alziamo un pochino il minimo?

looks like Idaho

Whats your gearing

What is never mentioned is sproket size and this impact on responsiveness

Did you learned how to wheelie fast before doing slow wheelies, or you went straight to slow ones?

Its what ive always known about people who are good at wheelies...they had somewhere to be able to practice for hours at some point

Yet another wheelie video with no instruction on how to stop the bike falling to the side, just how to get the front wheel up. Which is the hardest part. In short, if the bike starts to fall left, immediately push forward on the right grip - turning the bar can also help. You also have to kick the bike over to the right with your hips. So: the second the bike starts to fall left, lean the bike to the right. Upper body still, lower body out to the right. Alas this comes with muscle memory for you to be able to ‘catch’ it fast enough. Also practice wheeling uphill which is much easier.

15 to 20 hours?! I don’t need to wheelie that bad…maybe.

Dude still can't wheelie.

another wheelie video with no mention of starting gear.

its not that easy :D

Beef with ur people will be casted aside