MagsJ wrote:I’m going to watch Jeepers Creepers 3 after I’ve finished my dinner, and scare the shit out of myself.
promethean75 wrote:No she's right. Journey's mystique is impervious to scandal. It doesn't matter what kind of drama those guys are involved in. Their power ballads remain timeless.
surreptitious75 wrote:
I saw some of that programme too Mags which was quite interesting even though its ten years old so I think its been on before
promethean75 wrote:I wanna learn how to pop wheelies on my bikes so any guidance or advice would be appreciated. Smears.
I've researched how to do it extensively online but I'm still chicken because I'm afraid the bike'll jump out from under me.
The dude in the video demonstrated how to do it in slower speeds and it sounds simple. At around forty you're in third gear. Then you do this all at once: pull the clutch, twist the throttle (in a quick jerk), and release the clutch during the rev. This down shift in higher rpms causes the front to pop up.... okay, but what if you twist too much... like how do you know how much is enough until you've done it... but then it's too late if you twisted it too much.
I'm not worried about getting hurt. I can leap aside if I spill it. It's the bikes man. I cant risk layin em down.
What do you think, Mr. R? Would you advise against learning how to pop wheelies on a cbr600rr or a sv1000s in near mint condition? Is one advised to use a learner bike instead, perhaps?
phoneutria wrote:yeah of course
i'm exactly the kind of person who'd be impressed by the pointlessly risking of hard-earned property
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