Dont chase your wheeies out. Get the forks parallel to the ground after you clutch up. When they parallel, get off the gas and hit the brake at the same time. Make sure you're looking ahead the entire time so it doesn't feel like you're going too high...that gets you a lot more comfortable with dropping back.

@solarboygary

6 ай бұрын

Really appreciate it. I’ve been working on them a lot and definitely have to do an update video soon!!

Good job for 3 days. I myself learned chasing wheelies. But once you get comfortable, learn to lean back more and practice slower controlled wheelies. All about that seat time baby. Be safe dude. 🤙🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

@solarboygary

Ай бұрын

Hell yea man!! I have to do a update video forsure🙌🙌 defiantly getting very comfortable now

Teaching starts at 42:42 if you don’t want to see the progression😈

Yo I’m impressed with the progress in just 3 days. I think I paid my bike down once or twice before I finally learned to throw it up all the way.

@solarboygary

11 ай бұрын

thanks broski! still alot of learning to do but blessed to be where im at and forsure make sure its paid off before breaking a bunch of things 🤣 at least its not to expensive to rebuild

@SmokeNSlidelock

11 ай бұрын

@@solarboygary haha oh yeah it’s a lil 125 I built it myself (well I started then my dad got too excited and finished without me) it taught me basically from the ground to 10 o’clock so far. Keep it up!

That’s so sick that you can ride on the road

You have to bring the bike higher, and don't chase them out

Get rid of the back brake spring it gives you a false feel on where the brake is actually engaging

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my 2 cents advice, you need to use ur brakes once your fork is parallel to the street, this is almost the point where u need to apply brakes to avoid a flip

Hey Gary!! You got a e-mail I can contact you at! I couldn't find one on your channel