2nd gear wheelie, then you have been doing pretty well. I have the same bike, not very well doing wheelie in 2nd gear. Thanks for your video, I will also practice more and more. Hope to see you post more videos.
I'd say it's all about clutch and rear brake control. Don't hesitate to slip the clutch at low speed to feather throttle inputs. practice, practice, practice!
@@MeansDaddy it is all about turning your head and looking where you want the bike to go, rear brake control, throttle and clutch control (get comfortable letting the clutch out just slightly when you feel like the bike is going to fall over during low speed maneuvering), and body position. Check out this video and all the videos from this channel are great he teaches u how to do exercises to practice everything on a bike. ua-cam.com/video/uE1tXm_uUNA/v-deo.html
Im have a Z900 too and I just started practicing this week, I look just like you do here lol. My biggest problem is the fear of looping it, so I either dont give it enough throttle or give it enough but instantly panic and let off when I feel the bike rising up fast. I will take my time practicing this tho I dont want to rush it cause its my commuter bike and I dont want to crash it
well you have to have that fear because it is a possibility. I've had 2 or 3 pop gone wrong 😅 make sure you cover that rear brake and you squeeze the bike with your thighs you don't want to get thrown off or losing grip. take your time to get comfortable. Ill try to put more videos this year if I have more time to ride and actually have something interesting. take care
you need to rev wayyy higher and actually stay in the gas until you’re up. then get off the gas a little. preload the rear brake before you pop it up to keep it fresh in your mind
I can get it in the whole 2nd gear now with more control but still rather low since I need a lot of throttle to maintain it, but Ill get there, I need to try it again and again. Thanks for watching.
The way i learned long wheelies was give it way more gas than needed then use the brake to slow down how fast it comes up then you can ease yours into the balance point. It also saves you from slamming the brake on accident.
I'm more comfortable and can easily do the 2nd and 3rd gear now but I'm still scared of going to far back so I'm still chasing but a lot less. lots improvement since this video. I'll show my progressions but I don't have good footage that I really and I don't want to show the same spot than the previous videos all the time. thx for watching!
I just tried my first wheelies ever with my new Z900. No chance in second gear for me, in first I was able to lift it for a few centimeters. I was riding at ~20 kmh pulled cloth, went to 8k RPM and released. Honestly I thought it would be easier.
it took me time to figure it but it's easy in 2nd. you can snap the throttle a bit too at the same time. I posted these a couple days ago instagram.com/p/CUeHTXJLL28/
as you can see i'm not the best and i,m working on getting comfortable at these height before trying to go near the balance point. Bu basically if you can'T hold it it mean you're not giving it enough throttle. The lower the front end lift the more throttle you need to keep it there, and vice versa. Remember that if you're trying to go anywhere near balance point you need your feet on rear brake as this will be the only option if you throttle it a bit too much backward. Start slow, practice and go from there
@@gheist8790 No clutch - I have the 2022 version and the front wheel lifts safely in 2nd just under heavy acceleration from standing start. Popping the clutch works well too, but needs some experience to control.
petrorabbit I believe because it’s a 900 and one of the more torquey bikes. You are doing well but it’s a quick bike to loop if not careful. 900cc learning wheelies is a big one. But it’s good you can getting low wheelies then too high! Sure you are doing way better now
2nd gear wheelie, then you have been doing pretty well. I have the same bike, not very well doing wheelie in 2nd gear. Thanks for your video, I will also practice more and more. Hope to see you post more videos.
I will definitely have more videos coming in. Practice makes perfect, its funny to see this video last year and now. thx for watching
Why so many dislikes? Title even say "practice". What were the haters expecting to see?
Lol ikr, thanks for watching
@@petr0rabbit Just purchased a GSX-S 750. First bike, minimal riding experience. Having trouble with low speed maneuvers, any advice? General Advice?
I'd say it's all about clutch and rear brake control. Don't hesitate to slip the clutch at low speed to feather throttle inputs. practice, practice, practice!
@@MeansDaddy it is all about turning your head and looking where you want the bike to go, rear brake control, throttle and clutch control (get comfortable letting the clutch out just slightly when you feel like the bike is going to fall over during low speed maneuvering), and body position. Check out this video and all the videos from this channel are great he teaches u how to do exercises to practice everything on a bike.
ua-cam.com/video/uE1tXm_uUNA/v-deo.html
@@ianriggs Update: Have logged about 1500 miles on the bike. Much more comfortable. Enjoying the bike, and learning more every ride.
Im have a Z900 too and I just started practicing this week, I look just like you do here lol. My biggest problem is the fear of looping it, so I either dont give it enough throttle or give it enough but instantly panic and let off when I feel the bike rising up fast. I will take my time practicing this tho I dont want to rush it cause its my commuter bike and I dont want to crash it
well you have to have that fear because it is a possibility. I've had 2 or 3 pop gone wrong 😅 make sure you cover that rear brake and you squeeze the bike with your thighs you don't want to get thrown off or losing grip. take your time to get comfortable. Ill try to put more videos this year if I have more time to ride and actually have something interesting.
take care
@@petr0rabbit thanks for the response man much appreciated. Even just rising up a little bit is really really fun, take care as well brother
I have practiced about 2 months on my z900. Look about the same 😊 Some of yours are even longer than mine.
you need to rev wayyy higher and actually stay in the gas until you’re up. then get off the gas a little.
preload the rear brake before you pop it up to keep it fresh in your mind
I can get it in the whole 2nd gear now with more control but still rather low since I need a lot of throttle to maintain it, but Ill get there, I need to try it again and again. Thanks for watching.
@@petr0rabbit try with 1 gear
1st gear only with power of throtle, after you master it, try clutch
The way i learned long wheelies was give it way more gas than needed then use the brake to slow down how fast it comes up then you can ease yours into the balance point. It also saves you from slamming the brake on accident.
The z is a bit tricky until you get the feel for it
I'm more comfortable and can easily do the 2nd and 3rd gear now but I'm still scared of going to far back so I'm still chasing but a lot less. lots improvement since this video. I'll show my progressions but I don't have good footage that I really and I don't want to show the same spot than the previous videos all the time. thx for watching!
I just tried my first wheelies ever with my new Z900. No chance in second gear for me, in first I was able to lift it for a few centimeters. I was riding at ~20 kmh pulled cloth, went to 8k RPM and released. Honestly I thought it would be easier.
it took me time to figure it but it's easy in 2nd. you can snap the throttle a bit too at the same time. I posted these a couple days ago instagram.com/p/CUeHTXJLL28/
You can do it even in 4th gear
@@kringtheking2657 How many revs do you need to give it in 4th? I can barely get the front wheel up in 3rd.
@@tcpfuzz9215 4th gear i need to jump down the suspension abit 😆. 3rd gear is easy, anywhere from maby 70-110 km/h .
Just on 1st gear travel at 40-45kmph and realese the throttle and then chop it
i've lift it many ways now, but it's holding it that i'm after, im better now than on this vdeo i'd say
I want to find out what equipment is that prominent beside the accelerator. What is it for?
thk...
throttle blocker to act like a cruise control. Also i like the fact it shows clearly how much throttle i use
I have the same bike and I can get it up I just can’t hold it out for a long time .. what can I do ?
as you can see i'm not the best and i,m working on getting comfortable at these height before trying to go near the balance point. Bu basically if you can'T hold it it mean you're not giving it enough throttle. The lower the front end lift the more throttle you need to keep it there, and vice versa. Remember that if you're trying to go anywhere near balance point you need your feet on rear brake as this will be the only option if you throttle it a bit too much backward. Start slow, practice and go from there
I wanna buy my first bike do you recommend 35kw z900?
And the Mirrors?
bar ends
2nd gear .. ride idle at rpm release the throttle and then push the throttle hard. - power wheeleie on z900
No clutch?
@@gheist8790 No clutch - I have the 2022 version and the front wheel lifts safely in 2nd just under heavy acceleration from standing start. Popping the clutch works well too, but needs some experience to control.
Is it on 48cv or 125cv?
125, we only have the full bike in north America
Are you doin it in 2nd gear
yeah in this I was in 2nd gear
petrorabbit you doing clutch wheelie or power wheelie?
Can we pop a wheelie on 3rd geae
yes you can, needs a lot of input tho.
4th gear to
practice on an uphill road - its easier
I do that, but less and less now. thx for the tip
To be honest, this is a terrible bike to learn wheelies on lol
care to elaborate why? i'm a lot better now! I'm in no hurry, i have a bike license for 2 summer lol, thanks for watching
petrorabbit I believe because it’s a 900 and one of the more torquey bikes. You are doing well but it’s a quick bike to loop if not careful. 900cc learning wheelies is a big one. But it’s good you can getting low wheelies then too high! Sure you are doing way better now
@@looneyracing5992 think it's EU turned down
With the 22 Model With tc it’s More easy to learn