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 first wheelie!! while having the SLOWEST!!!!!! ride ever to Poole on Tuesday, got a bit bored and thought 'cant be that hard, after all I have a 996....'  so ease up to 30mph in first, throttle off and back on quick and BINGO up she comes!!   Not as bad as I thought either, have experienced power wheelies (specially recently!!) and find them a bit scary...but meant ones seem ok. must practice now...on private road of course:saint: | 
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 Hehehehehehehehehe. I was taught how to do wheelies this year; sitting back in the seat, short-shift into 2nd, wind the throttle wide open and when the power start to come on slip the clutch, release and up she comes....:frog: | 
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 Good chap bradders! How many gears did you get through? | 
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 Now you need to shorten your gearing right down Paul, then you can scare yourself with the greatest of ease :) | 
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 Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! I know a few little hump back bridges you can come play "airplanes" on too Paul :devil: | 
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 Must have been that chain adjustment that Kev did for you:lol: Will expect a display on Saturday, won't be able to copy you as Sandra has a habit of falling off the back:( | 
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 gears...come on, hardly there yet!!   TP - got a 40t rear but not yet fitted, so that should make it even easier!! practice....practice.....practice..... | 
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 Certainly should as it will also reduce the wheelbase | 
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 ok for you peeps. on a 400 I've gotta lift it at 30 mph in first then straight into 2nd but only after 11k revs otherwise it drops. is fun tho.:devil: | 
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 keep trying bradders, im gettign there 1 day theyre fine the next theyr ecrap but i'll get the hang of it one day, the sooner the better hopefully | 
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