I really did the list goes on but I was smitten with Eric [sm=love.gif] he offered to kiss me on the cheek for the pic but I declined, I told him it would make my husband too jealous, Eric just laughed. The truth is I figured I might enjoy it too much, lol!

 

Will a 250 do that first part? (Pop a wheelie) It looked kinda easy with practice, and kind of safe, for a bike.

 

thats a good vid, but if you own a stock zx6rr...there will be no "rolling" the bike up. You have to bounce it or clutch it unless you go up a few teeth in the rear.

 

looked like a 6xr in the video?

 

Cool video. I don't know about the 6rr butmy 6r stock would lift the front wheel up off the gas in 1st and 2nd.

 

I had a 2000 zx6r that would easily power wheelie in first anyway actually looped it one day doin just that at about 50 mph my question is in slippin the clutch . pull in the clutch give it a little gas and then when you let out the clutch are you still giving gas or are you lettin off when you let out the clutch?? and when i hear other peeps do it it doesnt seem like they rev 2 much but when i try it seems like i rev the $#%^ outa it and nothin but a lunge no pop but im always lettin off gas at same time a little gun shy after the last one

 

wow, I hate to say it I love to try it but I just bought my bike and needless to say I dont even have frame sliders on her yet, so for me to try to pop a wheelie would be pretty dumb cosidering its a 14000 dollar bike

 

I have a 05 636 with gearing and I can't do a roll on wheelie.......... However if I bump the throttle I can get the front wheel up. He also made it sound like the bike he was riding was stock. Does anyones elses bike come up that easily in first?

 

My old one did, but my new one is still being run in, so i havent tried it, the front of it does get light fast tho.

 

Once the sags are set up correctly, wheelies are pretty much none existant. Which is fine for me. Although I do not have a 6r