How To Slow Wheelie In 3 Easy Steps 

fr me too, ill send a 65 foot double but i cant wheelie to save my life. i get scared

It just takes practice. It feels like you’re more straight up and down than you actually are. A good way to practice with less risk is on a 110 👍🏼

@@jakebriscoe congrats on your win

Awesome! See you there!

Use the ABS wheelie bar 🤗 It saved me more than once! Really nice

Haha mines zip tied on and ever time I loop I just re zip tie it… Works a treat. Tho I did have to solder holes into the guards and fender to fit the zip ties through but it’s so worth it man.

I usely pop it in 3nd but if i wanna go fast i do it in 5nd

@@valtteri71963nd 5nd 😭😭😭😭 bro I can’t stop laughing bless you… it’s 3rd and 5th

Uphill helps a LOT!

Absolutely 1st gear!

1st

5th

Yeah that's what makes it hard, just getting the bike to stand up that high.

@@bloomerb4162 also keep your chest and head back this is where I had the absolute hardest time when the bike would near balance point I would instinctively put my head forward and do like this weird half pull-up thing and then you’re chasing the wheelie. Just let it come up and relax.

It's usually because your timing is wrong in shifting your weight/using your suspension. If you've got it standing up then you understand the idea - just pay more attention when sitting down to where the weight is. You wanna be popping that clutch as the forks are coming up and lightening the front end. And not a lot of throttle, it really doesn't take much. Check out IRC Tire Guy and Cross Training Enduro have good videos on wheelie technique. Good luck!

@@gregmossed wow that's very in depth thanks so much

@@chrymix3179 100% agree with everything the other guys said. The only other tip I had was also you have to have good clutch control. You can’t just dump it and spin the rear wheel. You have to slip it and modulate it but do it quick. But not too quick to where your gonna get wheelspin. The goal is to get the rear to bite.

Same! I am 6'5" and the same thing happens to me so wheelies are kind of a challenge

2:00 here is the answer for you. Look on AJ foot, he don`t drop it to the peg.

6'3 here too, as the guy said, just don't rest the foot on the peg

Hight is not the problem lots of guys doing how to well over 6 enduro channels has a guy in australia that is 6'5", I could make the argument that its easier to learn the angle as a tall guy using the "IRC tire guy" rich larson. trick to learn slow wheelies.

Great thankyou!

Yes, because it’s such low rpm the bike would likely stall without it

What about one?