CBR 600RR Wheelie Practice (Please give + suggestions)

Taking it nice and easy with these wheelies for now till I get the hang of them.

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Autos & Vehicles

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• wheelies
• cbr
• 600rr

[ChirtyPoundsOfBoost]

@BigJasonRR That was a douchebag comment, shutup. Its better to be afraid and learn slow then do dump your clutch at 9k the first time and break yourself and your bike.

[stillwell187]

get off of the street and go to a big parking lot.

[piteccio4ever]

i have lose 5 minuts of my life to watch this facking video...FACKYOOUUUU

[foxrider12827]

i have a 05 gsxr 600 nd i can do power wheelies threw 3rd, figure out what rpm nd speed ur bike pulls the hardest once u find that stand up and pull up lol

[marinionut21]

go in first at 10.000 stop gaz and give gaz again an pull up :D

[bir2187]

Its good to practice using power wheelies to get the feeling of the bike coming up.

Next you will want to start clutching it slightly to get used to it lunge up.

Once you get used to your bike you will know the RPM + Throttle + Slipping Clutch to get it up nicely and easily.

Keep your rear brake covered at all times.

[R6pro2011]

taviluci is right Downshift83 helped me learn mine.. the best way is to learn is in 2nd gear because it wont come up fast on you if your doing power ups. if you bleep the clutch it is much easier but make sure you onlly use 1!! finger otherwise the bike snaps way to fast!

[taviluci]

for 600cc is not easy to wheelie only with throttle.use the clutch. look to downshift83's wheelie tips.Great tips! search "wheelie tips" on youtube. ;)

[maimana444]

first you have to know your bike and you need to push more some gass to do the weeelly don't afrraid of coming down think big you will be ok

[solomountaineer85]

heres how it goes on my gixxer 1k. 1st gear 4k rpms clutch it up, 5k rpms power wheelie. for a 600cc bike the rpms will need to be higher and 2nd gear will be higher still. try more throttle for a power wheelie, go in small increments though. moving far back on the seat helps. start covering back brake at first make it a habbit...