This vid so damn old lol yet the best wheelie tutorial I've come across on KZfaq.

This is the best wheelie demo I've seen so far, well organized and explained. I can now take the front wheel off the ground. Great job guys!!

Guys, this was the most informative video on wheelies ever! I have been looking for a video like this for 6 months! I actually figured out what I was doing wrong from your video!!!!! Thanks a bunch!!!!!!!

when watching videos it makes it look so easy to get to balance point haha... keep this in mind when learning - 1) youre not as high as you think you are 2) balance point is about 2 feet past "holy f**k"

My heart is pounding right now as I watch this because I know I am going to go try it later today or sometime this week.

The best tutorial on KZfaq! I went from sit down power wheelies on my 08 gixxer1000 to stand up wheelies in just two days thanks to this awesome video. Thanks guys!

First off, I commend you for the use of safety gear. Gotta say, out of the countless number of videos I've watched over the past few months trying to teach how to do this - this is by far the best. I really appreciate how in depth you went- explaining everything AS it was happening. It's a huge help! Subscribing for more videos! Thank you guys!!!

Go to 3:25 to cut the crap.

Time to dust off my moped.

this is probably the best lesson available on youtube on wheelies. it's interesting to see how people teach it, and so many of them teach very dangerous habits to start off with. I trust this method because it's the one I used without ever being taught, from just watching my friends that were stunting way before I even had a fast bike. one thing I will add, LEARN ON A BICYCLE FIRST!!!!!!!!!!! it's the same principle when you get to finding the balance point, and that is the key anyway, so learn on a bike, it's worth the few days of practice and it's SO much safer.

Very well done video. I don’t think there’s any way to improve that. Well-spoken, well-explained, and polished. Thank you.

Awesome, after watching numerous videos on 'how to' and trying and trying I watched you guys once, and first attempt, up came the front, sure, it'll only have been a couple inches but it felt like a foot or two and left me grinning, such a straightforward and easy explanation, none of this 'bring the throttle on fairly rapidly and feed the clutch' nonsense. So big thumbs up, first proper deliberate wheelie off the clutch , great clear instructions, thanks

this video and the part2 too is awesome, first video that i watch when i started did all the basic they showing, and now im doing stand ups for a good distance gets close to a mile! great video bro

Good tutorial, I am learning wheelies now. Hopefully when winter ends and I get back out there I can put these lessons into practice. Thanks, Vic

You guys did a great job on the videos. Your tips and instructions were very helpful to me. As a result, I managed to master the first gear wheelie, with a lot of practice of course. Now, I'm ready for the second chapter of your tutorial which is the second gear wheelies. So, if you can post a video illustrating the second gear wheelies and walk us through the process I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks in advance.

Doesn't hurt to have a rear sprocket the size of a trash can lid.

Had my 2012 zx6r for about a year now. And I haven't been about to really find that perfect feel. After watching the staggered stance helped 110%!! I was almost instantly able to feel out the balance and felt much more control. I'm 235lbs, and it takes a it more than 8K rpm to really dig in for my weight. Just as a note. Great video, best information I've found. Appreciate it. Houston, TX

this has to be the best wheelie video, what a hidden gem

NIce tutorial guys, I was trying to learn on my own with a 650 ninja and this really helped for next time.

These guys are awesome and it's sad to see all the ridiculous haters post there petty comments. Probably can't get the front wheel off the ground so they hate. Actually I'd like to thank you guys for the excellent training techniques. I use to do power wheelies on my 1996 gsxr 750 that I owned around 10 years ago. Bought a 2005 gsxr 1000 around 4 months ago. This is no power wheelie bike because of the speeds needed to power wheelie. I feel good using the clutch now with there help. Taking it easy and learning at my own pace but I see progress every day and it's much safer using the clutch. Looking at the whole process as being one all together with clutch and gas helped me gas it up to balance point very consistently. Thanks guys and hope your still out there doing big things! Take care Street bike community

this is the best explanation and demonstration I have ever seen, thanks guys!

You guys are awesome! Thanks for the pointers!!

awesome vid everything on point and 100% easy to understand

These guys are pros man I seen them do a show at international center in mississauga and it was amazing , great explanation on how to wheelie !!

Excellent explanation and demo guys. Simple easy to follow and straightforward enough to the point when i go out I can practice remembering everything u said. Love that naked bike too.

Nice video lads, good pointers, tips and nice to see ya wearing the the right gear... keep it coming...

this is the best tutorial on the whole youtube about how to wheelie,very very helpfull

You guys are badass, thanks for making these videos, you guys are good at what you love

Got my stock 2000 r6 just under balance today! I am definitely a beginner, but believe me, getting close to balance just feels right!! Thanks again for this vid! :)

Great vid.. first vid that actually help me get my wheelies down!! Thanks again fellas

Been riding for 1.5 months and just popped my first 2 solid ones after 3 days of trying...went about 2.5-3 feet off the ground. Gotta be careful on the throttle tho bc if you gas to hard your gonna go to high to fast.

Awesome video, simple and easy to understand!

Finally a video that completely covers every detail. I was able to pop my first wheelie thanks to this video thanks fellas... #TeamR1

Got a Yamaha tzr 50 2009 with 90cc, heavy gears, a medium power bike clutch, perfomance exhaust and lotsa more. Never was able to do a wheelie, but thanks to yall, now it's like buttercream! Many thanks guys! 125 km/h wheelie is the best i could do, bike is no faster then 140 km/h (gps mesured several times) on flat roads :)

Would totally do her :D And 1st of great from you i learnd how to wheelie properly and step by step and even nicer, that you promote wearing safety gear... Nice to see someone as good and responsible :)

The way those jeans fit is so 2000s same with those "rockstar" type designs

followed this video and it only took me 1 night of practice to be able to pull basic wheelies :D thanks guys

I have a 2001 gsxr 1000 i picked it up one time wheelie without wanting to and been trying to get use yo bike for a yr now and wanna practice popping wheelies

I love all the tips thax and I'm just starting and I do it in 1st but I can't seem to get in to the balance point until it redlines should I try 2nd

Impressive instruction you have here guys!

Awesome video you guys are great thank you!

Awesome video. Thx for posting.

Thanks guys for sharing your knowledge. It was a great help for me. Could do it on a 2008 R1200GSA fully loaded.

Been riding super sport for 12 years, I never cared to do wheelies or other stuff, just ride well in turns and stuff. I just purchased a 2012 CBR600 and decided to do some wheelies. Given that the bike is a 600 clutching it up is the only way to do it. Good video, if you want to learn wheelies this is how its done.

These guys are awesome, saw em in a Ducati show at the Chicago bike show, and just saw them at the Icon alley in Indy during the Red Bull Indy GP

Thank you!!!!!! This is the best video for wheelie.

great vid. i would like to see you all make a video for learning how to do a moviin circle burnout

Awesome tutorial! I could just pop up my first wheelie ever :-) :-) !!

Nice vid, very informative and helpful for beginner stunters.

i look forward to trying these tips. thanks

Such a great explanation

yo ernie and nick, thanks for the tutorial. A wheelie is always something that will never go out of style. you guys are here in lv too! Keep it up, I appreciate the humble mature attitudes as well. Can this be done exact same way on a dirtbike, lets say a honda cr250 ? I always thought that you bring rpm up, marinate on rpm then pop the clutch. I never knew its rev and let go of clutch at same time. Id imagine that if you did it the other way, it could just flip the bike with you onit? if it was max rpm? thanks again

Well done! Nice video and good tutorial...but i tried to do wheelies with my ducati monster 696 before to see this video and now im good ;)

Great video guys, Thank you for the use of proper and respectful language. Ride Safe. GOD BLESS

also props to wearing all the safety gear and promoting it. saw another guy not even wearing a helmet and doing wheelies in a parking lot.

Finally i can do the clutch wheelies. Thanks for the video

this video is awesome!!!!!!! thanks a million cant wait to try tomorrow!!

Great video and pointers. Thanks!

Nice, great job and explanation!

Dont know if either of u guys have ridding it, but i ride a Honda VFR800 VTEC. And just started to try and wheelie and find it really hard to try and get it up even a little sometimes. Probably its just a lot and lot of practicing getting the feeling of clutch and gas, but does the vtec makes it a little harder too. Just like u said around 8000rpm, with mine its more like 5. And also your video's are some of the best, qaulity/explaining.

This is awesome. very well explained.

Good stuff guys!!!! I wish this woulda been around when i started wheelying. I coulda saved myself a whole lot of pain!!!!!

This is the most gear I've ever seen a stunter wear haha.

very good video, very goo tutorial video, i would like to see the right foot pressing the rear break, so that i would know when to step on the break the exact timing.can i know the correct timing? .. thanks man, more videos pls...

@JustBeats808 Usually are super sport bikes such as CBR 600RR, R6, CBR 1000RR but stripped down like that

Great vid mate

master comeback

wow very detailed instruction...great tips...well made video...

Awesome! Love to start stuntriding.. what bike do you recommend for a stunt bike build?

Great video. Thanks!

Really badass video

thank you!!!! Loveing this

#TEK -RULA baby !!!! THANKS RUN hiCORE. Virgil and Nick are two very nice and professional guys. 1 O'CLOCK MOVIE-MENT. RUSH RIDERS !!! It's like a s.n. fever.

Thank you guys.. Great video

Starting to get a hang of throttle control and balancing with gas. It seems however that just a minute difference in seating position changes how the bike will turn when popping it. How to control sideways balance?

Nicely explained great job

Great video

Thanks guys helped out a lot I can get the frunt up now

Thanks guys. First vid I've seen that it was explained right. ☺

really good video guys!

i did a wheele on a 50cc (2HP) bike...on the honda cbr 250r and the ninja 250....but you have to do it with the clutch, and minimum 2/3 of the rpm befor you pop the clutch

yea def a good video, u dont know how many people ive tried to show how to wheelie the right way an they muff it up....im looking for rush deal gear an cant find any..where can i cop one of those jackets??

Is there any way you can set up camera to show what both hands are doing at the same time? I'm desperately trying to clutch Wheelie my CBR1100XX . I can power Wheelie no problem but I want to learn to clutch Wheelie. Love your videos, ty

Grate to point out that you’re popping and gasing basically the same time. I feel the common mistake is to gas first then pop the clutch.

I really need help with this because I'm getting a bike and I am just learning. The crash cage... Now I must look up what that is.

@PhenomBln It depends on the bike bro, some bikes can lift with 4, some 5..6...7... Try and see it for yourself.

Great vids

glad I watched this, I've been trying wheelies so wrong lol...

excellent video -- thanks

great video

I lifted about two inches on my humble Yamaha 150. Felt exhilarating.

i did it today!! it actually worked! great great video. took a couple attempts to get it up i was kinda scared but then sure enough poped clutch reved sharp and bang i was up! TAKE NOTE slippin or bringing up the clutch slowly will not work, let go of that shit and away you go!!! Nice one guys

It works!! Yeah!! 1st time my front wheel got off the asphalt :D

nice video, i watched it like 5 times. i'm riding a stock yamaha xt660x and seem to get it right under balance point. my friends tell me to pull the wheelie in 2nd gear instead of 1st but this way i can't get it up. do you guys got any tips for me? i've bin searching the whole net to gather information on this..

thaks guys, it really helps the way you teach, is a safer way to wheelie

Great vid!👍.I have a R1 2003 what is the best way to do a standup wheelie using the clutch or not using it,thanks

nice vid guys, helps a lot, good info, Greets from Amsterdam

I've always heard to double tap the throttle too just to keep the revolutions through the engine. I'd try to get 8-9k rpm and it would go fine. Feeling your center of gravity move through your back is what you gotta watch out for,

Grt video excellent tutorial

is his foot on the break riding the break at all when in the wheelie or is it all just gas and balance