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how do you keep the bike to go straight on staggered standup wheelies?
am I going too slow?
getting the '01 XR80R up on one wheel is no problem because I have a bmx peg on the left side of the rear axle. but after I stand up and get on the throttle to get the front wheel up, the bike starts to tip to either side so I can't ride the wheelie out
I've tried careful, careful balancing, but that only works for ~10 feet. After that it feels ready to fall so I tap the rear brake or let off the gas to bring her down
Rent a circus bear, and watch how he does it.
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ehh...that seems to be the trick...time for more practice
You need to cover the Rear Break and Ride it at 12...they can wheelie for ever. Its just practice and controll...
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Wait till the firsttime you loop a 3rd gear wheelie and end up with a pair of ripped shorts, bruised ass, and hurt ego. You'll realize very quick how to do one.
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