[SuperCat]

Ok. for anyone and everyone who wants to ride wheelies. we have a wheelie school down here. i guaruntee that i can have you riding a mile long wheelie over a weekend. if not i'll give you your money back. I charge 400 dollars. you will use our modified bike. it's unloopable lol. anyway email for more info if your serious.

 

[TommyV]

A guaranteed mile long wheelie over just one weekend? I bet you give a lot of people their money back.

 

[minytrker]

The stayboyz have a wheelie school with differnt levels of skill. Check it out www.starboyz.com

 

[Flash Ahhh]

Also there is a wheelie school in southern California, damn but I can't find the link. I think it is taught by Keith Code.


Here are a few URL's I had saved, but didn't check out the links yet. Most wheelie school searches bring up UK sites.

http://www.starboyz.com/
http://www.stuntwheelieschool.com/
http://www.ononewheel.com/
http://www.jimmyfireblade.com/

-Flash

 

[beezer]

Tis a sad sad day when you have to pay someone to teach you how to wheelie your bike.
Everyone's mission from now on.
When you see someone on a bike ask them if they know how to wheelie it, if they say no, ask them if they would like to know how, if they say yes then teach them. If they say no then do one to show them up. That is your mission!
As the saying goes. "Two wheels look good, but one looks a LOT better."

 

[FMAN_DTF]

people who like to do shit like that wonder why insurance is so fucking high too i bet...

 

[TommyV]

Originally posted by FMAN_DTF

people who like to do shit like that wonder why insurance is so fucking high too i bet...

My insurance isn't high

 

[Blitz n Green]

If I may ask, how exactly do you make the bike unloopable? Clutching at 4k from dead stop can probably loop it!

 

[TommyV]

Strap a cinder block to the front forks. That would probably make it unloopable.

 

[JUAN72616]

insurance its not high rates are

 

[minytrker]

Look on the starboyz site about not looping a bike, I saw pics with bikes having almost like wheelie bars sticking real far back, just guessing thats what they are using.

 

[TommyV]

Yeah, but noobies could still fall over sideways, or get really bad "wheelie wobble" and trash an "unloopable" bike. I saw a guy trying to do wheelies on the highway a few days ago on an R1, and every time he stood it up, he would drift to the left and have to let it back down. Can't ride mile long wheelies unless you can steer it somewhat.