1st thing i would do also. I know a few times i have had mine a bit off, and my wheelies drift when picking em up.

 

i experinced this problem my self, it will wheelie, but cant hold it

 

So the exhaust on the right side doesn't factor in? I never really thought about it, but my buddy had an R6 with side mount exhaust and he could ride them out for a long ways without pulling right. Strange, keep us posted

 

bleh having the small side exhaust and saying it's the reason you cant wheelie is like saying an F4i cant wheelie because the exhaust is on the right side.. lol that's not the reason guys.

 

First off I got to say 140 mph wheelie!! Becarfull!!!I feel there's no reason to go over 85mph depending on what kind of bike you have and the bp. It sounds like your riding power wheelies. I have a 06 cbr 1000 had a cbr 954 I can an could wheelie the hell out of them I hit almost a 3 mile stock gearing 2nd gear around68 to 75 mphstand up on the 954 had to put it down cause my arms. I'm not no stunter but my friend has a 07 gsxr 1000 even I have a hard time with wheelies. I believe that its the slipper clutch. It seems like it just eats the hell out the clutches he put two sets in already.

 

Also you guys with the 08 cbr 1000. It sounds like you need more practice. Also please stop with the exhaust that has nothing to do with it.

 

i am a new user age 32... i have recently bought a 05 cbr1000rr and am struggling getting it up in 2nd on power or clutch.... can anyone help me and is this a common problem.... i have beeen told that i shud go 1down on the front sprocket and put a power commander on to iron out the common low rev splutter.... has anyone done mods like this and does it make a differance or is it just me????????

 

I have an '08 1k. It pulls to the right slightly, in a wheelie. But only when i am on a crested (so the rain will drain off) road. Otherwise, it tracks straight, even when i go through the gears. So check the roads to see if they are crested.

 

ok, i have an 08 1000 and had this issue with the stock tire at stock pressure. i dropped pressure to about 25psi and can hold bp now as long as i want without tracking to either side. it is not an issue with the bike being balanced differently but rther an issue with your ability to control the bike. just try different things and it cna be figured out. also, use a 50 and not a 55 tire as this makes it not quite as tall and thus easier as well.

 

140 mph wheelies. What a dumbass you are.