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08-04-05, 11:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Yams

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ceri JC

Yes, and the lunatic doing it says there'll be pics next month of them going further with a pillion on the back at the same time!

Bonkers.

Any chance of scanning the wheely pictures?!?!

Sorry, no scanner and I don't have the relevant software to DL pictures from my phone. If you can imagine it, it's the new speed triple, up (a fair way) past vertical, so the rider is hanging onto the "overhang" the bike is creating.

I doubt you'd be able to look in local WHsmiths, etc. as it's in a sealed bag (DVD included). Anybody near ciren with access to a scanner want to meet up over the weekend to borrow it and scan it for Yams (maybe go for a quick ride saturday morning)?

08-04-05, 11:52 AM

Wouldn't be this pic of Kev Carmichael at all would it??

p.s. what DVD is included and is it any good? I migth buy it.

07-09-05, 08:03 AM

i have now got the urge to whelly...... all teh lads on teh 750 gixers and tho's are doing it everytime we go out...... AND I WANNA JOIN IN THE FUN

i will practice like you lot said....... i will let you all know the outcome...unless i ditch it!

fizzwheel · 07-09-05, 09:49 AM

This is what I do

Get moving till about 5 - 10 mph and then pull clutch in hold it at about 5000rpm and slip clutch out and up she'll come, you can the control the wheelie with the clutch, watch out the front comes up fast when you do it this way. But it will wheelie, make sure you cover the back brake and if its all getting to much then drag the back brake or pull the clutch in and it'll come back down

Find somewhere quiet like a carpark or somewhere like that to practice, dont do this on the road.

If you flip your bike dont blame me

HTH and good luck

07-09-05, 09:49 AM	#24
fizzwheel Super Moderator Mega Poster Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Somerset Posts: 3,614	This is what I do Get moving till about 5 - 10 mph and then pull clutch in hold it at about 5000rpm and slip clutch out and up she'll come, you can the control the wheelie with the clutch, watch out the front comes up fast when you do it this way. But it will wheelie, make sure you cover the back brake and if its all getting to much then drag the back brake or pull the clutch in and it'll come back down Find somewhere quiet like a carpark or somewhere like that to practice, dont do this on the road. If you flip your bike dont blame me HTH and good luck __________________ Look Dave, I can see you're really upset about this. I honestly think you ought to sit down calmly, take a stress pill, and think things over. K5 GSXR 750 Anniversary Edition

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08-04-05, 11:52 AM	#22
Yams Guest Posts: n/a	Wouldn't be this pic of Kev Carmichael at all would it?? p.s. what DVD is included and is it any good? I migth buy it.

07-09-05, 08:03 AM	#23
graphikill Guest Posts: n/a	i have now got the urge to whelly...... all teh lads on teh 750 gixers and tho's are doing it everytime we go out...... AND I WANNA JOIN IN THE FUN i will practice like you lot said....... i will let you all know the outcome...unless i ditch it!