Would y’all like to see more videos of me teaching Camerman Carson more stuff on the bike? First rut, first jump, etc?

I’m a newbie. I was trying to learn just to clutch pop today. Broke my fender already 😞 but now I don’t have to worry about breaking my fender tomorrow!

I love this, hats off to Carson for making that much progress in only an hour. And yes you definitely fooled me 😂

Tyler thanks for the contribution you have done to the motocross world all these years. I started riding watching your videos 2 years ago. Although wheelies are hard, I don't think they are more challenging that MX Factory Mad Skills Challenge. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing this videos with the community.

Please do a weekly update on this so we can see him progress on his wheelie skills. The progress he makes will give others to confidence to do your course. Proof will be before our eyes and a link in the description to sign up! :-)

This is something I always wanted to learn. They make it look so approachable.

I just turned 58, wheeling is a bucket list item for me. Im always worried about breaking bike and tailbone, LOL. Wish I had a smaller bike to learn on than the 450 and 500. Gonna work on this.

We’re reducing the anxiety, we’re reducing the fear. “Sure” 😂😂😂😂

Well done, great progress in such a short time. I'm learning the same at the moment and get more confident everytime i get on my bike but its still taking time to learn the wheelie! great vid, thanks for sharing.

Man, I was like….he did it. I have been riding for years, but never got into wheelies. Time to try

The kid's doing pretty dang good! Aw, damn, you really got me at the end!

Level Up stunt team gives good advice for learning to wheelie. Cover the foot brake, slight clutch pop, and light throttle. As soon as you get the front wheel up, pull in the clutch let off the throttle, and apply the foot brake. Repeat this 100 times. All that being said, I prefer moving slowly In 1st or 2nd gear, let off the throttle briefly and compress the front forks and then give a throttle blip to get the front wheel off the ground.

Step 1, take the goggles off while practicing balance in an open field. LOL

Thanks for the reminder! I need to get some wheelie practice in and I'm for sure taking off my rear fender first 😂

I know I’m just some random person on here but I use to have that same bike it’s what I learned to wheelie on i promise you need to stiffen the shock a lot it helps with it not bucking down when you give it throttle

Love your videos. (No exclamation mark necessary... It's a statement of fact). Massively useful, for a new-to-dirt old geezer like myself. Can't wait to get my CR125 (1994, no less), up n running ,and out in the dirt. (Out here, bike-wise, you kinda take what you can get...). Stay bringing it.🦾🤙

I think the best way to learn wheelie is on a bycicle, after that it will transfer to the dirt bike. You have less risk of injury and you won't break the bike If you fall.

Stay after it the clutch is your friend brake saves you stay after that throttle control best thing to do is practice a more rolling speed works for me plus learning to shift on a wheelie is good some can throw it back hard easily and slow back down working on it here

The biggest mistake your teacher oversaw was the Left, right balance. That's why you could not manage to have legs on pads. When your master this, you just need to learn how to control a brake on over balance point. Then you are good to go on any bike! But good progress for 1h. Would like to see an update = )

This is awesome, love how he's so excited

thanks for the service mx factory!!!

lol you guys got me good! instinctively I went for the like button thinking it was him

DOPE !!! And the KLX300R is a heavy big bike !!! Impressive !!!

I taught myself how to wheelie my pushbike so I have no fear of reaching balance point. Looks promising for me

7:26 ain't gonna lie this one was sick, my best (after couple days of practice) is maybe like 1/4 of his wheelie keep up my guy

Idk if this is your son but I have a real father son feeling in this. Especially at 5:30 where he was explaining haha

Do you do classes for 110

I started in my crf 450.. no clutch needed.. just gas and back brake.. I now can ride through every gear n about month

A whiskey throttle class would be entertaining..lol

I like to practice feeling the balance point of the bike in the garage, engine off, gas off, lift the front end manually to pretty much vertical then get behind it on the seat and foot on brake and try and keep it there as long as possible. Then take it to grass.

It was fun to see how happy he was

do you think learning to wheelie on a dirt bike is key to learning how to do it on a sport bike? for someone who has never wheelied before?

🤣 I fell for it. You got this. When it happens, it'll probably come at once like your imposter wheely gag came for us.

that was pretty cool.real progress shown.good job.

This looks really helpful! I have to get out there and try like this on my kx85

Great wheelie class Tyler.

Good job guys... i will try this 👍

That's the perfect bike to learn ,but me like champ bought kx450f and I m learning how to wheelie ,it's scary but I made some progress months by month, I just need more nice weather here in Mass

My name is Carson too. I also can't wheelie 😂 going to the motocross track tomorrow for my 2nd ever track ride but I've had many super. Bikes and motocross bikes yet never truly wheelied them 😂

Mr front end goes up and I let off the throttle in fear…

I totally fell for it😂 But he was making good progress👍

I’m gonna try this on my razor scooter

Lol,I was stocked you got it!! 🙈

Awesome funny. Could not stop laughing. 😂

I love your excitable screams of progress : ) passion.

Would have helped 10 years ago when i destroyed my shoulder from whiskey throttling a wheelie over backwards. I didn't know about the back break throwing you back forward. Fuggin hurt.

Other than the swap over in riders behind the tree that was a fun edit!😂

Idk how I feel about this wheelie class. A wheelie is about the only cool thing I know how to da. And it will become a lot less cool if you teach the whole world how to do it🤣🇺🇲

Worlds longest sloppiest wheelie 😅 Epic

Fooled me😂😂😂

Great job

Mans said reducing the fear and he said sure lol

You should not do the cone to cone. It will just learn you to chase it out. Go up and down til you learn brake

Wow!!! Very interesting content thanks for sharing

This definitely inspires me to learn to wheelie. I can jump but no wheelies unfortunately .. although I'd like to learn how to wheelie on my Honda xr100r before I crash my kx250. 2 strokes are definitely different

But when you're in a wheelie, how do you turn? I've seen some people turn while they wheelie, never a sharp turn, of course, but they turned. How you do that? Like, do you have to shift your body weight to a a certain side for a direction? If the bike is leaning sideways already how do you correct it back upright again?

Biggest thing I see when teaching someone to wheelie is feet off the pegs & not being fluid on the bike. You can see him bring it up and he’s stiff as a board. Completely natural for beginners to bring their feet off instead of covering the rear brake.

Wow! That looks fun..👌🏼

Where do you get the full lesson plan?

I'm still trying to manage the balancing point. Went backwards once and sprained my knee.

What gear would you suggest a beginner to start wheeling in

He did great. The klx helps

easy if you got long legs to touch the floor , he could have loop out several times

I always seem to be a bit better after taking a break for a while

When learning, maybe take the rear fender off to begin with

I have an 03 XR100r and the only way I can wheelie my bike is throttle pop; I feel it may be easier for me once I move up to a 250 and have more torque then maybe I can wheelie without having to be completely stopped and in first gear. Any thoughts or tips? Don’t be shy

Pre load and lift easy

If I am doing this on a 450 would a second gear clutch pop be better than doing it in first?

OMG I cannot wait to be popping wheelies like tht😂😭

nice bike friend i am in the uk

Tricked me good

Ok, so I ride a 125 2 stroke. How do I get the front end up without chasing the rpm’s?My cr doesn’t have that much bottom end.

I’ve been practicing for over a week and I can’t even ride it along as he did at the end 😭

Me with my 2 stroke 3, 7 HP Simson s51 barely able to get my front wheel of the ground without bodyweight

so no suspensions compression to help and go smoother ?

I was never good at wheelies and a thoroughly mediocre rider at best. I could do short power wheelies but not the balance type. But back in the late 70's I had a fully tricked out FMF Elsinore that was HELL fast. I was riding along the railroad tracks in my small country town. I saw bump and thought to get a little wheelie. I was doing about 60mph and somehow I hit the balance point and rode that thing for about 200 yards. I was going past the low income housing projects and there was a group of guys standing by the fence partying. I knew most of them from school though in my gear and helmet they wouldn't have realized who I was. But they were hooting and hollering as I went by. I had to stop because trail ended about 50 yards past them. When I came back I stopped by the fence to talk and they were all like "man you can ride like a muther f***ker". I just smiled, I wasn't going to tell them the truth LOL. Never did that before or since. What a feeling though.

Control the fear and anxiety. Acknowledge the fear and anxiety. Respect the fear and anxiety. More often than not, people are just told to "pin it" or "just do it". The psycological aspect in situations like this is real, and not often talked about. Probably one of the most important aspects of lessons like this. Sure, it's not "Teaching a NOOB how to double back flip in an hour" but injuries happen when least expected (think about how often a skier or boarder gets hurt in the lift line, NOT on even on the run!), and injuries mean no more fun for you until you're healed. That's if the injury hasn't scared that person away from that activity/sport.

got my like

Good hes got balance good balance an coordination controll...thats so helpful opposed to a ding bat with no coordination at all...like these videos...big problem is most ding bats dont listen at all....they pretend then they ride into a tree or forrest...

4:31 SASSY

Took me a month to get this far!!!

What are these Dods when I skip stuff

Hardly an achievement, try get a noobie not to wheelie in 1 hour 👍

Do u use engine braking as brake control wheelieing four strokes?

got a dirt littlie over a week ago

Would it be safe to assume 2nd gear not 1st

Lol I did fall for it.

damn i felt so happy when he did the good wheelie at the end ..... I was allready preparing to go outside to try my thing , only to realize the truth .shiaaaaatttttt

thats easy peasy all you have to do is ask them do you want to ride ? and when they say yes i do then take off there front wheel

What about just in the front wheel

I can pop the front wheel up but can’t reach the balance point

I have a crf 150rb 1st gear is too powerful what gear to come up in

What gear should I wheelie in on a crf250r

The balance point is scary…

Woooow. I aint even mad 🤣😬. Great fckn video..

Good mx progression 😎💯

Yes for sure because I'm learning too at 46 yrs old can ride basic but no nothing

Can we all start naming things that can happen in an hour lol. But seriously im gonna try this all next week and see if i can edit with a heck yeah i can too!

How come you have never mentioned the back brake?

They got me