How hard should it be to wheelie a F4?
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I can get the front up with the throttle, but I am usually going pretty fast by then.
I just bought it earlier this year, and I don't know when it was tuned up last. I'm told it has new pipes (can at least, D&D) and been jetted. In a day or two I plan to pull the plugs and change the oil. Depending how ambitious I am I may open the carbs and see what they are jetted to.
Maybe it's normal, but I just thought it would wheelie easier.
(edit) less than 10k miles on it.
I just bought it earlier this year, and I don't know when it was tuned up last. I'm told it has new pipes (can at least, D&D) and been jetted. In a day or two I plan to pull the plugs and change the oil. Depending how ambitious I am I may open the carbs and see what they are jetted to.
Maybe it's normal, but I just thought it would wheelie easier.
(edit) less than 10k miles on it.
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