the title explains it all but how far and long can you ride one?

 

I've rode one just almost a mile, but I've got a movie of a dude on a 400EX riding one for 2 miles.

 

Depends if I'm on asphalt I can go for as long as I can stay balanced. On dirt it's kinda tricky because the surface is so uneven. But damn is it fun trying [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img].

 

Damn they are fun, I got a half amile outta my 300 today which i thought was pretty good but 2 miles!! damn!

 

i can ride as far as the terrain will allow.

 

I'm with juggalo.I have been doing it since I was 10.I had a timberwolf.One day I came over a little hump and rode a wheelie off of it.I thought wow that was awesome.So I started trying to learn nonstop.I used to ride until it got to dark trying to learn how.One day I just kinda got the hang of it.Then I got a blaster.Wow.THen a 300ex.I remember I was that big probably 12 or 13 and I went to st joe and I could outwheelie everyone down there.It was when the 400's just came out.I was on my dads 300ex.


The machine I could probably wheelie the longest is the 250ex.The 400ex is an awesome wheelie machine.But that little 250 can ride it 4-ever to.I don't know it is jsut easier for me.


My road is an 1/8 mile long and I could get our 300ex in 5th gear 3/4 throttle keeping up with traffic on the highway.People would just look at me like wtf!But yeah as long as it will keep going straight and there are no tree's.I guess I could go 4-ever.

 

I can go until I am out of room, but there isn't much room around here so I am not totally sure how far. Usually by the time I get going in 3rd gear there's a berm in the way or something, and when I do one back to my house its the same situation, about the time I get in 3rd gear I am at my house.

 

I've gone about 2 miles maybe a little farther on a paved road. My friend was behind me on his 200x. the only reason I had to stop was because there was oncoming traffic and I was close to the middle of the road so I brought it down. this was done in 4th gear at just under 1/2 throttle to keep it balanced.

 

iv ridden a wheelie to 3rd gear but ran out of power.

 

From here to the west coast, up and down hills, across creeks, and over jumps - on the 350X!