Triumph Daytona 675 Wheelie

2006 Triumph Daytona 675

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• Triumph
• wheelie
• daytona
• 675

[roadman89NE]

depends, if your a poser get the gsxr. If you want a machine for performance get the daytona( not that everyone who rides the gixxer is a poser but everyone who is a poser wants a gixxer.)

[kurtleics]

let the people have fun! your only here once, and theres too much suffering on this planet! so leave them be

[VagalumeRossi]

Really Cool !!!

[AscensionVisuals]

@os9198 Depends on how fast you're going. First gear not much. I have an SV650N and I only have to rev to 3-4 rpm and let the clutch out a little faster than normal at about 5mph or less.

At 3rd I've found that I have to rev considerably higher just to get the bike up a decent amount. A GSX-R or R6 might have an easier time doing this, though, since mine is "only" a V-Twin.

The amount of time you hold it in is less important than when you let it out and at what rpm.

[os9198]

I've got a gsxr 600. I've been tryin to pop wheelies but can't get the hang of it. how long should you hold the clutch in for?

[K1homess]

sick song selection, zoom zoom on da [

daytona]

[arbit3r]

@tran3619 drop the clutch at around 6000rpm, lean slightly backwards, im not sure on that bike, i have a 955i and it needs a little tug on the bars to get it to come up.

[RemFarner]

@roadman89NE

Don't forget the R1 - they're the new poser bike IMHO.

[devilkidhunter]

invece della musica, vorrei sentire il rumore della media inglese...

[supervetteC6]

@roadman89NE Hey i noticed that too, and its soooooo true

[ReVulse]

NIce bikes, SHIT music.

[itslilColin]

@desibikes do your legs get tired doing that? looks hard