Z250 wheelies
#1
May be a dumb question, but I'll ask it anyway...
I have no problem standing up my Z250 while either stopped or rolling in first gear, but is there any way to pull a wheelie while moving in any higher gears? Probably not without a manual clutch (which I plan on buying before summer) but Im not the most seasoned rider so maybe there is some technique I don't know?
Thanks...
I have no problem standing up my Z250 while either stopped or rolling in first gear, but is there any way to pull a wheelie while moving in any higher gears? Probably not without a manual clutch (which I plan on buying before summer) but Im not the most seasoned rider so maybe there is some technique I don't know?
Thanks...
#2
i usually just wind out first then pop the clutch into second which you can do without the manual clutch conversion which i have and highly reccomend, then sometimes you can very quickly shift from 2nd to 3rd and 4th, the highest gear i ever rode a wheelie in was 4th and i got to about mid rane rpms in 4th then it came down
#3
Thanks.
I didn't know with that Magura kit you can still use the autoclutch feature...I thought it totally eliminated the autoclutch and you were left with just the manual clutch. I'll definately have one soon, thanks for recommending it.
I didn't know with that Magura kit you can still use the autoclutch feature...I thought it totally eliminated the autoclutch and you were left with just the manual clutch. I'll definately have one soon, thanks for recommending it.
#5
there's pictures of the clutch in my picture page...and heres a link to the clutch site
magura hydraulic clutch kit
magura hydraulic clutch kit
#6
Originally posted by: suzukirider55832
i usually just wind out first then pop the clutch into second which you can do without the manual clutch conversion which i have and highly reccomend, then sometimes you can very quickly shift from 2nd to 3rd and 4th, the highest gear i ever rode a wheelie in was 4th and i got to about mid rane rpms in 4th then it came down
i usually just wind out first then pop the clutch into second which you can do without the manual clutch conversion which i have and highly reccomend, then sometimes you can very quickly shift from 2nd to 3rd and 4th, the highest gear i ever rode a wheelie in was 4th and i got to about mid rane rpms in 4th then it came down
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