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  • Its a clutch up retards.

  • clutch

    

  • i can power wheelie on my 05 636 in first. power commander and exhaust -1/+2. AND i weigh 220 in shape and 6'2"

  • clutch wheeli obviously...

  • that is NOT a powerwheelie -.-

  • Yeah he isn't clutching. He is cutting the throttle and then immediately accelerating. Most zx6r's can do this.

  • I can pull up my 636 in 1st on power

  • ive never seen any 636 pull up on power. clutch!

  • @tastiekakes1123 mine powers in first..clutch second...bounce and clutch third

  • @tastiekakes1123 mine does allllllll day long

    

  • @tastiekakes1123 i could do my 08 on power....just need to time the off bounce on again right it will go way up...

  • Clutch wheelie!!!!

  • That wasn't a power wheelie dude... clutch=clutch wheelie... all throttle = power wheelie

  • like every other comment. it's a clutch wheelie

  • clutch buddy i power wheelie all day 2009 zx6r

  • CLUTCH!!!

  • clutch!!

  • ja pierdole

  • def clutch. someone should re title this video

  • clutch----Yut ugh!!!

  • Nope, you clutched it up.

    Try again.

  • clutch

  • clutch

  • clutch

  • clutch!

  • clutch

  • taking air out of the back tire is the stupidest thing ever my friend anthony tried that cause his red 2007 kawasaki zx6 would spin in 2nd gear went out behind him and wathed him do a wheelie and almost wiped out the bike was swaying side to side 2 feet each side luckily he didn't set it down till it was straight and he did does damn good wheelies he did this 3 times same result one time he actually couldn't keep it in his lane he took and fixed air in tire and did a 3 mile wheelie fine

  • letting air out of the back is great for slower wheelies, the bike will sit down on more of the sidewall and become more stable at low speed because of the increased contact area of the tire, at higher speeds balance is gained from the centrifugal force of the spinning rear tire, same principal as a gyroscope.

  • lol it sounds like he took way to much air out and was going a little fast for the tire deflation trick lol

  • thats a clutch wheelie. And a small one at that.

  • heard'em scratch the clutch, sry try again

  • Those wheelies suck my grandma could do better lol j/k keep practicing buddy thats how i started

  • Take some air out of the rear wheel and you'll find its easier to control the bike but keep the air in if you plan on doing wheelie's faster than 35 mph.

  • haha, hes using the clutch NOT A POWER WHEELIE.

  • NO ONE CAN THANK ME

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  • i've been trying to pop up my wheelie in first gear for awhile now with the 07zx6r? u just straight gas it or, clutch at peak?

  • i have an 07 zx6r too and all you need to do when you wanna gas it to bring it up is just get your rpms up to 10,000 and let off real quick then at the same time jerk up and gas it, then it will come up ...i donno what to tell you about clutching it...i just like to roll on the power

  • power wheelies=death.

  • clutching it= death...i thought you knew

  • you're a damn fool.

  • no...cuz if i was a fool by rolling on the power...id prolly be dead or in the ER. but think about it you clutch it and its to much. you can't save your self its all over.... u power it...all you have to do i let off the gas and down you go back on two wheels and not on your back

  • thats a dumb argument henson. "u power it...all you have to do i let off the gas and down you go back on two wheels and not on your back ". yeah and if you clutch it you can pull the clutch back in or let off as well. it's all about what your comfortable with and brings constant good results

  • power wheelies are much more dangerous than clutch wheelies. To power a wheelie up, you have to rev high into the powerband and usually in a low gear like first, which is very torque-y. By the time the front end gets up close to balance point, you are at the end of your rev already, and too much throttle will send you looping. Clutching it isnt as dangerous. You can get the bike up to balance point quicker and be in the lower end of your revs, which gives you more control on riding it out.

  • well put..... low rpm = lower torque = more forgiveness for your right hand. get to the bp as quick as possible

  • greatly spoken!

  • lol

  • That a 636 C?

  • na bro, its the new 07 599cc

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