i cant wheelie!!!

what i normally do is push down on those pegs to set the rear suspension, then twist the throttle while pulling up on the bars. at first u wont be able to ride it that far, ull only really get the wheel off the groud. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT. ull be showing off for those lil ladies any time now }:)

ill give u example how i wheelie my KTM 125 EXC.

1. Try to find a nice uphill to practice wheelies, its a bit easier cause center of gravity is now moved

2. Best gear to wheelie is 2nd, its because 1st gear is very hard to control (bike has to much power)and in 3rd bike doesent have enough power

3. Sit as far back as u can and your balance point will lower down so it doesent have advantage only in pulling wheelie, its also good when riding longer wheelie

4. So u are in 2nd... Now drive around 30 km/h (MY bike is "on the pipe" around 30 km/h in 2nd)

5. Now press clutch turn off your throttle and then gas it + in same time quickly release clutch, your front end should come up in air.

6. If u feel u gonna flip just release throttle and engine will breake for u, its easier than finding your rear brake...

7. Now u just practice, practice and practice, its only way to improve your skills! Only thing u have to do now is to find a balance point so u wont run out of gas cause when u are in balance point your bike wont accelerate and that is only hard part of doing wheelies. Once u master this it will be peace of cake

8. Dont be afraid of falling, just remember not to panic and close your throttle when u feel that u are in uncomfortable position. I am riding wheelies over 1.5 years with ease and i never fliped over!(but never say never)

9. Most important: Enjoy! :)

alrite start of in second gear and slow the bike down so its barely moving and then hold in the clutch gun it and let go while pulling up and you will wheelie, plus try while shifting