my update, I went back to try the 3rd clutch up again and it was a success, my issue was I was trying it at 45-50mph and it needs to be around 25-35mph (stock) kinda annoying though how a bike with so much torque struggles with wheelies at 45-50 when so many other bikes are doing it, and with smaller capacity engines with less torque.

True, we brazillians learn to wheelie in elementary

Wise words from a brazilian. Any tips on getting over the fear of dying when you hit the balance point?

@@slothmoto get a lighter bike, smaller one, 80% chance of screwing up on the process, thus a bike that's manageable on falling might help with fear because there will not be serious harm threats. Even on a bicycle you can get used to the balance exercise. Lower speeds help maintain safety and boosts confidence while also increasing intimacy with the bike and more advanced moves. Quick guide: start on a stationary position, get the bike up and slowly start moving with it for 2 weeks to keep the braking on your muscle memory, it will hurt your arms. Then while moving, lift the bike up until the balance point the slam the brakes, slowly try to control the brake while managing the throttle to keep yourself in that position. This muscle memory will help you not fall forever on any bike.

You blind dude he’s using the clutch

@@WorksopGimpnot talking about clutch dude, read it again 💀