I own a 98 300ex and i can wheelie it real good but i want to know how to do a wheelie in like 4th or 5th gear.can some one please explain how to do this?

 

unless you got alot of power the only way I can do them is to get a good wheelie goin in 2nd or 3rd then just shift to 4th or 5th keeping the wheelie going. You just gotta find the balance spot (sounds easier than done)

 

It is very hard.ive tried to go in 4th gear about half throttle standing on the grab bar and pinning it but it didnt work.Anyone else know how to?

 

I can shift from 1st to 5th gear on my 300ex, what i do is get used to the balance point so i can go past it and press the rear brake to keep it down, that is how i got used to it, then shift from 3rd to 4th, when your in 3rd, shift it BARELY beyond the balance point, and let off and pull in the clutch and shift, when you pull in the clutch, the momentum to the rear wheels slow down keeping you from going all the way back so youll have just enough time to shift and hit the gas to keep it from going all the way down. If you need some more help just ask but this should help some [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img]

 

On my 400 all i have to do is lean back and get it to the balance point and shift. If there is anyone around you that can wheely good watch how they do it and practice.

 

Sure i'll tell ya how to do it . Get a really fat person to sit down on the back of the quad then you can do a wheelie in all the gears. ~ lol

 

good idea justclownin.thanks for all the quick response guys.do any of yall know were i can go to download videos of people doin wheelies and endos?

 

www.bikemovies.com

www.offroadhaven.com

 

Heres one video, and heres another, this should help you out some.

 

when i do wheelies, i try puttin my left foot back inside the grab bar and the right foot on the peg so if i go too far back, i can hit the back brake, sounds like a wimpy way to do them, but it saves my grab bar from bending, and when u have a one piece subframe, thats a very good thing