[riding stoppies] - ATV Riders Forums - Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Polaris, CanAm, Arctic Cat, Kymco ATVs
Pages:1



riding stoppies

(Click here to view the original thread with full colors/images)



Posted by: YFZ450Ridr

any body have any tips on riding a stoppie/nose wheelie. i tried it for a while today and the farthest i got was about 10 feet. i was in 2nd gear so i wasnt going that fast. i probablly need to practice more but got any ideas on how to do them better?



Posted by: gonenbroke

get as much foward weight as u can, sit on the handle bars and its kinda like a wheelie wen u get it far enuff up.....u can almost balance it kinda....but i cant do em em anymore cause my brake pads are worn out



Posted by: Honda MaNiAc 01

Ride them on a slope so u can kinda glide down the whole thing without much effort



Posted by: watts16

i had my dad stand by where i was going to do the stoppie and if i went over he would catch me so i could find the balence point



Posted by: SethSPST

Keep your eyes on the horizon. Try doing them a little faster. I was coming into them in 4th and rolling about 100' a few years ago but haven't done any in awhile.



Posted by: XCRACER26

practice them on the down slope of a jump. until you can stay in the nose wheelie for over 15 sec, on your own with out your dad. worse comes to worse bail like Dana Creech in huevos 5.



Posted by: Ridin' Jesse

Get used to balance..like whne ur going to far forward let off the brake a little bit n itll let u move forward...it just takes alot of practice.



Posted by: rmz250

Your prob not high enough. On my kfx I'd go down a hill and just lay on the brakes and I've had a couple straight up. Take a little pressure out of the front tires.



Posted by: rYan01400EX

Speakin' of nose wheelies, my buddy did one in third gear pinned.. Flipped all the way over.. It was hilarious. Yes, I made sure he was okay before the laughing proceeded..





vBulletin Copyright ©2000 - 2003, Jelsoft Enterprises Limited.
vB Easy Archive Final - Created by Xenon and modified/released by Adam J. de Jaray