my friends cousin has done one for 6 blocks on a 450r, thats about 7.5miles, hes really good tho

 

Back when i lived in the suburbs, i dont remember 1 block being over 1 mile long?? [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/img]

 

I dont live in the city or in town, i mean country blocks, but not like middle of nowhere prairies.

around here the blocks are divided into 1000 acres each, so that is 4000000-SquareMetres which is 2000mx2000m, which is 1.25mileX1.25mile.

Hope this clears things up

 

Wow, are there signs that tell you that like right by that block? That block is like a little township itself. Are there individual population count signs on each block too? LOL [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

yeah, 3 miles may be the longest in the guiness book of world records, but look at this 7 mile wheelie. i'm sure people could wheelie until they ran out of gas, so its basicly whoever has the largest gas tank. lol

7 Mile Wheelie

 

there are no signs that tell you the size of a block, its just a fact and how its designed, (it makes sense doesnt it?), and can be read on a distance thing, (odometer or something else?)



about big gas tanks, i think those DS650s and Raptors they use in the DAKAR rally should have a big enough tank to not run out of gas before your arms go numb

 

That probably was not a 7 mile wheelie, i would be doing a wheelie in 5th gear, not first on the grab bar. The grab bar at that slow is for women.

 

Notice the guy in the video was on a raptor 350? those things are HARD to get the front end up and hold it (for me anyway) imagine if he had a kfx400,ltz400, or a yfz!

 

He was on the grab bar in first gear for the whole thing....The rappy 350 actually has a respectable balance point...Maybe he should try sitting down, start in first gear and shift up through 5th. But in his case 1st through 6th. I have done it on a rappy 350 with a gytr slip on and filter. All you have to do is drop the clutch in a slow wheelie, once it gets up it has a good balance point. Easy to shift.

 

he was doing about 30....he went down some hills too its a wonder the thing didnt blow!