You should probably post this in the Stunter's Corner section to get professional advice from those lunatics. J/K guys
I've also heard that first gear wheelies are dangerous for beginners, but that's what gear I learned in. I don't see a problem with doing first gear wheelies. Here's how I do mine - Casually pick up speed in first gear until you hit around 5,000 or 6,000 rpms. Then back off the throttle all of the way, and immediately pin it like you're trying to run from Rosie O'Donnell. Be careful though, try it a couple times in a parking lot or something until you get comfortable with the front end leaving the ground. If it gets too high, just let off the throttle and the front tire will come down.
Good luck
I've also heard that first gear wheelies are dangerous for beginners, but that's what gear I learned in. I don't see a problem with doing first gear wheelies. Here's how I do mine - Casually pick up speed in first gear until you hit around 5,000 or 6,000 rpms. Then back off the throttle all of the way, and immediately pin it like you're trying to run from Rosie O'Donnell. Be careful though, try it a couple times in a parking lot or something until you get comfortable with the front end leaving the ground. If it gets too high, just let off the throttle and the front tire will come down.
Good luck