I can get her up...but can't keep her up...i've launched from a 5 grand clutch it and a 6.5 grand clutch it...can keep her up longer on a slope(obviously) but on flat ground i'm not doing much, any tips?

 

Here's what I did. I bought a dirt bike.

If I feel like messing around or wheelies or any of that I do it on a dirt bike, and I don't **** around on the street with my cbr. That way I'll never have to buy plastics and there's much less risk that I'll seriously injure myself in the process.

Probably not what you're looking for, but thats my answer.

 

1 down 2 up. i did this set up on my 954rr and on my r6. stood tall every attempt. be safe

 

Stock... I could clutch 1,2. I installed a set of vortex wheelie sprockets.. and now it will power 1, 2 and clutch 3 with some effort. What a differnce.

 

im runnin my f2 completly stock now i have and f3 motor but they feel pretty much the same just listen to your bike if you have time to be lookin at your rpms then your not gonna get to where you have to be dont rev the bike too high pop the clutch and you up there just remember your back break get on a four wheeler to learn your balance point get that down then hop on a dirt bike then after that its all good you just have to get the concept down

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if you're really into wheelies, make sure you mod the bike so that it's not starving for oil while up on one wheel.

they're simply not designed to continuously run with all the oil pooling back that far.

 

Don't power wheelie lol.

I just looped my bitch a week ago and broke 2 ribs and my shoulder.

 

never...ever...would i power wheelie....too many horror stories

 

ya i power wheelied and almost lost my butt but now that i think about it... it was kinda fun lol

 

I have a -1, +10 sprocket conversion that came off my F2 when i had it. That will make you wheelie real easy. Your top speed will be about 110-115 but wheelies will be a blast and EASY.