The wheelie
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I almost never use the big chainring unless I'm going down hill, isn't it a bit too hard? Also, When I use the knee technique my bike still leans to the wrong side.
I found the best way to learn is from errors, so what do I NOT do during a wheelie( and please be serious, no answers like "don't make a sandwich while wheeling")
I found the best way to learn is from errors, so what do I NOT do during a wheelie( and please be serious, no answers like "don't make a sandwich while wheeling")
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Originally Posted by AlucardZero
I almost never use the big chainring unless I'm going down hill, isn't it a bit too hard? Also, When I use the knee technique my bike still leans to the wrong side.
I found the best way to learn is from errors, so what do I NOT do during a wheelie( and please be serious, no answers like "don't make a sandwich while wheeling")
I found the best way to learn is from errors, so what do I NOT do during a wheelie( and please be serious, no answers like "don't make a sandwich while wheeling")
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Wheelie: The Video
https://www.crankspinracing.co.uk/other/wheelie.php
Backround music NSFW!!!
Lotsa cool stuff here: https://www.downcycles.com/blogs/tech...in_seven_steps
https://www.crankspinracing.co.uk/other/wheelie.php
Backround music NSFW!!!
Lotsa cool stuff here: https://www.downcycles.com/blogs/tech...in_seven_steps
Last edited by Stacey; 06-27-07 at 10:47 AM.