wheelying a blaster
Dec 3, 2004 | 04:19 PM
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The easiest way to learn to wheelie is on a hill. You don't need near the power to get it up so when it gets to balance point it is much easier to hold. The negative is if you come over you have farther to fall.
Dec 3, 2004 | 04:22 PM
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wheelying a blaster
Originally posted by: oldturtle
The easiest way to learn to wheelie is on a hill. You don't need near the power to get it up so when it gets to balance point it is much easier to hold. The negative is if you come over you have farther to fall.
The easiest way to learn to wheelie is on a hill. You don't need near the power to get it up so when it gets to balance point it is much easier to hold. The negative is if you come over you have farther to fall.
Dec 3, 2004 | 04:23 PM
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Originally posted by: oldturtle
The easiest way to learn to wheelie is on a hill. You don't need near the power to get it up so when it gets to balance point it is much easier to hold. The negative is if you come over you have farther to fall.
The easiest way to learn to wheelie is on a hill. You don't need near the power to get it up so when it gets to balance point it is much easier to hold. The negative is if you come over you have farther to fall.
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