I don't even have a motorcycle... What am I doing here?

Dont try impress anyone, do it for yourself. words to live by.

Thank you very much double T. Because of your awesome videos, I learned how to wheelie on my R6! I did my first wheelie last week and I'm getting better :)

*Moment of silence for those that fallen riders that are no longer with us trying to accomplish this mission*

I wonder what people in these houses there are thinking when see a biker siting on the bike and talking to himself while showing with hands and nobody else is there...

Preferably a hospital parking lot.

Exactly the way I started. And I appreciate that he's conscientious of other drivers on the road. Wheelies are distracting and frightening to other drivers. That creates uncertainty, and you're already in a vulnerable situation doing this. Kudos.

finally, an explanation that I can understand. The clutch and brake demos you did with your hands in the air was perfect.

That " bust ya shit all up" is funny every time lol

Almost shitted myself when I tried to do it in first gear 😂. My gsxr 600 went so high up that the only thing I saw was the sky. Didn't think it was going to launch so high up going so slow. Had the biggest smile on my face after the experience. Have done it in first gear. Really wish I would be able to do it in second. Handling the throttle in first gear makes the hairs on my back standup. Lol barely have hair on my back though.

That feeling when you first time get that long wheelie, It is something amazing!:)

4:41 to 4:52 that what she said.

So how do I get both wheels off the ground? 😂

This video is responsible for at least 609 gixxer owners having to go on ebay and buy new fairings. hahah

@ 9:45 "Just want to keep getting higher and higher." My answer to life's most complicated questions.

So basically what your sayin is, clutch in - accelerate - clutch out as quick as possible And use the rear brake if I over accelerate and about to fall backward? Let me know man

seeing this video after learning to wheelie years ago, Id say you did a great job helping thy fellow man lol

Lord I'm scared....gonna be the only girl in my city poppin wheelies soon!

Good stuff! I used to wheelie all the time with my '06 CBR1000RR. Hurt my back in 2010 and literally haven't wheelied since then, but want to get back into it. Took the CBR out a few weeks ago and forgot everything I knew, so here I am. Nice instructional video, thanks.

Great video. I have a pretty hefty modified and tuned R6 and I can power wheelie 1st gear around 30mph and 2nd pretty much whenever I give it a full twist over 4k rpms. This video helped me control those wheelies. It was an eye opener a week after I bought the bike and I finally gave it a good twist and almost 12 o clocked it. Working on some decent wheelies now. thanks for the video

Once you know how to wheelie, stop doing wheelies. Wheelies are like Russian roulette. You get caught and you lose your licence. You crash and you destroy your bike. You crash and you really hurt yourself or you die. Or you do a perfect wheelie and.... Well really nobody gives a shit.

u doin all kinds of wheelies...all kinds

Thanks for the video. I can finally do a wheelie. Went out today (18 May 2014) for like two hours constantly trying and finally got it up about 6 inches with about two or three close calls. You are right when you say it is violent. Thanks again and I'll be out practicing getting better and then getting higher.

if you get a 600 around 9k RMPS, let off the throttle, then immediately get back on the throttle hard, you'll power wheelie. it's scary as fuck but it's how I'm learning

I'm just happy you referenced the hodgetwins and admitted it! LMAO

I came to this video thinking it would be another shit upload. then I heard "Y'all wanna do some wheelies? Thats good, thats reveal good" and I knew I had to stay purely for the fact you did a HodgeTwin parody haha. Making ALL KINDS OF WHEELIE GAINS!

Thank you so much for taking the time to walk it out like you're doing. I ride a Harley touring that I put a much stronger engine upgrade & it started pulling the front wheel a few inches when I shift from 1st to 2nd full out. I was not prepared for that & it still is melting my stomach when I do it. I was needing an experienced wheelie rider to help me with some basic 1-2-3 stuff. Thanks again

Your the first guy that's mentioned what gear to be in. Thanks.

Making a motorcycle crash compilation. Send your future vids to me 😆

Very helpful dude, will be trying this out. Make sure my go pro charged :)

Totally agree with that. Gear, abandoned road, "KEEP SLOW". I'll recommend that next time someone asks me how to pop a wheelie. Keep it up brother.

VERY Nicely Done, Sir!!! Thank you - That last part was CRAAAZAAAAY!!! I'm a 38-year rider, still learning about my fun R3 - my 4th bike. For instance, I *JUST* learned recently that holding the bike tight with the legs makes shifting near-seamless! Oh, the wasted years!!! ;)

Yessir!

10/10 hodgetwins starting line, nice one :D

Your my first motovlogger that i watch DOUBLET90T The True Legendary.

I just started trying to pop the front. Not for weelies but for power take offs. I did do my first 1inch and caught it on vid. So thanks for the input

i always wanna do this, but i'm too scared. my hand wont let go the clutch when i hear the engine screaming..hahaha

What do you mean by "cover your rear break"? Are you saying just make sure to have your foot ready to hit it?

Watched this video about a year ago when I got my gsxr750, now I'm poppin wheelies all the time lol thanks brotha

Thanks for the nice comment. =)

2 questions Do you lean forward? Do you hold the clutch like halfway in during wheeli I really want to learn this for my own pleasure not to showoff

Might want to explain(if you haven't done so already) what to do if you land with your front wheel NOT straight...

I love that area where you're riding. It used to be like that around here.

As soon I heard the "That's good, that's real good", I knew this was going to be a great video lol. Love the Hodgetwins.

Wow, you sound like Jake The Garden Snake

i always had an issue with holding wheelies recently i found a new trick hahah i have yet to see a youtube video about it so im gona mention it. rpm shift power wheelies?...i recently met a guy who used to be a pro racer and oneday after hearing him speed away on his hp4 i listened to the sound noting the absence of the rpm drop off which would indicate a clutch shift curious i made a note to try shifting without disengaging the clutch. so here i was on a long stretch of highway accelerating in first gear hard hitting 12k rmp i ignored the clutch paddle and flicked my left foot up...the result was fuckin insane rpms droped and flew right back up so hard that i actually felt the rear suspension depress and spring right back forcing the front wheel up into a 10 o'clock position i held it for a good 1km playing out the 2nd gear rpms...i think its worth mentioning that this was played out between 100-160km/hr. but ye..clutchless shifting..does wheelies too and fuck is it fun.

The wheelie at the 11 min mark had my palms sweating. You’re nuts dude love the video!!

my first wheelie was a clutch-up because of this video. scared the shit outta me but it went well and made learning less scary.

You can easily power wheelie on a 600 or a 750. No idea why you said "if you have anything less than a 1000 then its hard to power wheelie"

Lmao he said practice while watching sponge bob...that's me while eating a bowl of cereal

Great video! I have had my 2012 ZX6R for a year now (after advancing from a Ninja 250R) and finally decided to try wheelies after accidently doing one in 3rd gear at 75 kmh when I slipped the clutch and gunned it. I have watched a few videos for tips, but not until after watching this have I finally popped my first clutch wheelies in 1st today! The best one I got was about a foot high, but only for about 5 or 6 meters. I'm getting a cam soon, so will post some videos when I have that. Cheers!

Wheelying always strikes me like a good way to knacker the clutch,the front forks,the head stock bearings & the rear drive chain.Good video for those with deep pockets though ! I learnt something there.

I practiced while watching spongebob

So I accidently popped a wheelie in first today, Kawasaki Vulcan S 650, scared the living crap out of me. I honestly didn't think my bike had the power. Just gunned it off a green light. I recovered although not gracefully. Any advice on how to recover from accidental wheelies?

Just pulling my first power wheelies the last 2 weeks on my 600. Now that I'm getting used to the front wheel coming up I think I'm gonna try some clutch ups now. I haven't got them to work yet but hopefully I can figure it out. Great video 👍🏼

Props for a responsible video, preaching gear and back roads. Usually it's some knucklehead in shorts and wife beater on the freeway.

I tried practising while playing modern warfare but found it easier to do while watching spongebob...

What bike is that?

You explained it the best on KZfaq and it works I ride a GSXR 750 2002 best video ever

4:23 "like don't do this in the city you gonna bust your shit all up" 😂

were you copying the hodgetwins at the start of this video haha?

This is how to wheelie on a 600cc, 300cc, or 250 sport bikes. On a 1000cc you need to: Step 1: shift to a lower gear (About 10,000 RPM is good) Step 2: twist 25% of the throttle as quick as possible You're welcome

thanks doublet90t. I'm going to try this on my cbr125. I've done a couple by accident but I rather know what I'm doing

I started with wheelies over hills, I was a little nervous at first but I've been getting better. You have to find a spot you know though, otherwise it can be dangerous. Once you get real good...it's a blast doing 120mph wheelies over hills.

Jesus christ people that are asking that can you do a wheelie with like +250cc motorcycles, i can do wheelies with my 50cc that goes 60kmh...

Oh yah blame it on the wind

Thanks for this video. I tried for about an hour now, after i heard what many others said and it didnt work. With your video i came up in the second try :)

I pulled several accidental wheelies. but that might be because I ride a big V-twin (KTM). scared the crap out of me when I noticed... but all these tips are helpfull, so thanks a bunch!! :)

Thank you all for watching my videos! Part 2 and Part 3 are available through my channel. You guys are awesome! If you have any specific questions please message me through my facebook page. =)

Ruined my bike thanks to you

what to do exactly with the rev break? Do you instantly touch it when your front wheel went off the ground or earlier or later?

Great video for someone like me who is still in the beginner phase. I was practicing roll-on wheelies in 2nd gear because I felt that was less 'violent' when the bike comes up, but it doesn't come up high enough or I don't have enough power to get it higher once it's up (trying at around 30-40 mph in second gear, 2006 Yamaha R6). But I guess I'll get back to 1st gear wheelies and try to get comfortable with those first before moving onto second gear. Again, great video and thanks for the info!

My under bone could do 2 feet wheelies for just about a second or two. And I will have to practice more, thanks for the video man. I haven't popped wheelies in like about a month since I had crashed.

Lol i was like this guy definitely watched hodge twins then you said you were doing the hodge twins parody haha great stuff

I wanted to add something, and people may have already said this. But, I have a parallel twin 650 (Versys), and it does an easy power wheelie in 1st. It even has enough torque to pull straight up around 5 mph, although I don't recommend doing that because you can't use your throttle to land softly.

thanks to this video i learned wheelie.Training about month the best i can do now is 4 seconds

I did the coolest wheelie you can do .. you pull out from the gas station as you x the road you open up a little and tickle the clutch lifting the front a foot while spinning the rear tire putting down a little rubber while the bike side strafe on the spinning rear, in to your intended lane. I only did it once by accident as I did not intend to side strafe, never thought about doing much wheelies after that, just not my thing. The bike was a Honda VF 1100 c, back in the 90ies lol Now I drive a Honda 125 xr and want to learn, just for the hell of it. So thanks for sharing :)

I just love the sound when u lift the bike man that's the best sound. that's why I love riding be safe out there nice video

Nice video and good explanation, picking my gsxr 600 k1 up this weekend, may try just a little one when i have got a feel for the bike, but really liked your video thanks!

Learning to do controlled wheelies is a good thing actually. Once you learn exceptional limits of your bike, you'll ride a little more controlled. If you accidentally pop a wheelie shifting, you can stay cool and collected and safely set your bike down. So in my opinion wheelies are not all for showing off or having fun, it's also for learning how to fix a situation on the road

Is this ok to apply to harley davidson

I appreciate the video boss! I’m picking up a bike this week, I have a long drive way so I’m gonna learn for next season. I’ve done a very power wheelies on accident on my old triumph 955i scared the living shit out of me the first couple times!

'and you can practice whilst playing modern warfare... Or watching Spongebob or whatever' haahaha! Legend man

Thanks for this video! Very good advice. I got the front wheel up a lot easier than I have done for a long time. I did it 2 or 3 times as the bike was warming up. The engine would have been about 60 degrees. I tried it again when the engine got to 80 degrees and it just didn't want to come up. I kept doing it until my wrists were aching. There seems to be poor throttle response when I let the throttle and wind it up again before letting the clutch out. Or it could be the clutch slipping. I think I have a problem with engine valve adjustment, engine wear, bad oil causing clutch slip, throttle position sensor out of alignment or something else. I have adjusted the tick over, throttle cable, clutch to try to make things better but it hasn't. Fed up with this! Years of being able to get the front wheel up but lack of torque to allow me to move on to keeping it up. Any ideas what it could of be anyone? It's a Suzuki GSXR 600 k5 2005. Action needed I think!

Watch this vedio a week ago and now I can finally do a wheelie!! Thanks man

Just started watching this video, so far so good! I've been riding for 5 years (started a a ninja 250).

I will say the video is a bit long but I appreciate it being as realistic as it can possibly get. Nice one.

I watch your video as a brush up just changed my sprocket and chain on my 93 zx6e as well as the plugs and wires got it running real smooth or as smooth as you can on a older bike with the old chain I watched ur video I got the wheel up maybe enough to knock over a pop can so the other day just kinda watched again and figured oh what the hell in first gear about 20mph 4k rpms so I did like you said pull clutch in rap up to about 6 k it came up a touch so slowed down again got it to about 18mph pulled clutch raped to about 6k fliped the clutch UP UP UP 45DEGREES not to bad but still havent gotten to ride it out. I itinally did this with my 99 cbr last year thats when i watched your video I was pretty amn close to 12 oclock my buddy was freaking out he was right next to me when I did it lol there fun still trying to chase it tho for some reason everytime I come up I end up letting the throttle roll back down. My throttle sticks so I have to physcally roll it myself (kinda acts as a cruise) it is a great vid man I dont have a shit load of gear basically my vynil coat mechanics gloves boots and jeans thats really it...oh im trying the 2 finger thing it does work alot smoother!! TY FOR THE GREAT VID MAN!

You're welcome! Part 2 coming soon.

I wheelied once but ended up upside down in a tree with three tlaquaches eating elote, wondering why the sky had cotton balls inside my helmet visor, tomorrow. lol good vid man.

First video I've seen that actually helped

I have a bicycle. But I also pop wheelies on my dirtbike but it's been a year so I'm learning it all over again :( but getting better none the less, baby steps :)

2ND GEAR CLUTCH UPS: he kinda said it but if i didnt already know how i dont think i would understand him. the point of gassing it before pulling in the clutch is to compress the rear suspension, so you have to be quick. this gets kinda complicated but it's much easier to get it up(meaning easier on the bike too). i think its a lot more complicated this way and you should get the feel of riding without the front end on the ground using the third way first, and then go on to legit wheelieing(??). and finally, IT'S ALL ABOUT TECHNIQUE, you can go from going through your suspensions leeway to getting the front end 4 feet up with the same amount of throttle.

I would recommend a larger rear tooth sprocket if you want to continue further your skills. Makes the bike easier to get up at slower speeds. also have your rear tire 3/4 inflated so the tire has less of a curved base and more of a wide base. This helps balance the bike a little easier for beginners.

Thank you very much. I learn my wheelie on my ninja HR2! I did it last week

runnin stock r6... first gear 10-15 mph then doin clutch throttle clutch. it feels violent as hell but when it actualy came up.. it was quite smooth. haven't done it again.. yet.

cant wait to try this. buddy is letting me use his beat up old bike to try it.

Yes. My ttr will pull up in third. I don't have the skill to hold it there but I can pull it up. But a ttr250 is different. It's a dualsport style bike so higher centre of gravity, lighter, shorter gearing for more torque, may not be able to wheelie so easily on for example a CBR250R.

This is the coolest shit I've seen this week.