I generaly warm mine up first, but I never clutch it up. powering it up if i do it could the tire just spins

 

OK well this helped a lot. It could be a repost but I dont really care.

http://www.physics.isu.edu/~hackmart/wheelie.htm

 

whats the posibility that when i clutch it im going to loop the bike. i read on a fourum to cluthch it up in first to learn and iv been abel to get the front wheel any where from 6in to 3ft. my biggest fear is looping it.

 

use second, probably harder than u think to loop

 

Yea second feels much safer to me. I can get some good ones in second.

 

if i do it in second where should my rpms be when i pull in the clutch and were should the rpms be when i let it out i ride an 06 600rr?

 

2,000,000 rpm dude

 

lol 2 million huh? Man I wish my bike had that much. LoL try about 5,000 then go from there. 5,000 will barley get your front wheel up but its a start like the guy said start low then increase. Do increments of 1000 until u find a good rpm, i think mine is around 8,000 to pop up in 2nd but my bike is different sprockets then stock so it might be different for u.

 

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OK well this helped a lot. It could be a repost but I dont really care.

http://www.physics.isu.edu/~hackmart/wheelie.htm


Good read! [sm=proof.gif]

 

Okay, I finally hit my BP clutching it in 1st yesterday.. downside part being a cop had to come out of nowhere. (lucky I had a paved walking trail ahead of me [8D].. unlucky I have the only orange bike in town []..)