had one going for almost a good mile on my stock z400

 

from alaska to florida on a lt50 [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

all gears and as long as i want to ride a wheelie on the ex but dont hardly go to far any more got bored of them i go from 1st to 5th full speed then i stop and do somthing else

 

WOW!!! this thread was brought back this year, 2005, from 2003! ive ridden a wheelie for about 70 feet uphill. im guessing on the measurement. im getting into tricks and stuff now kinda and workin on my wheelies. i think its not distance that matters so much but how long you have it up. although 1 mile + is impressive enough. but once you really get the balance point down its easy to hold it up. not too much work anyways so thats why i think wheelie time is more important that distance in a way. IMO[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

My best wheelie was 1ft high and 5cm's long.... [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img]

 

is that possable?

 

lol i wouldnt call that a wheelie? to short, a buddy of mine has a real old fourtrex 300, like a 1990 and he just revs the **** out of it in nuetral and then kicks it into first and it comes up really good surprisingly, not to mention its friggen halarious[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

thats not all that good for the tranny... :-/

 

yeah man on my old trail blazer 250 man i rode a wheelie on that thing for 300 ft once i tried it on our 300 foot drag strip that we measured out when i hit the 300 mark it was in to high rpms to get it to stay up there

 

yeah tell me about it, i swaer one of these days when hes ridin it the wheels are just gonna fall off, then engine will blow, and everything will break. He doesnt care tho so in the end its not my problem