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has anyone noticed how good the bike is at doing long floating wheelies, not high balancing ones just long about a foot off the ground type , the more I ride the bike the more I like it, had some great riding today down here in dorset.
 

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I been a bit worried about my floaters fly ! Going to get done soon im sure, every ride , floaters every where ! lol
 

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I been a bit worried about my floaters fly ! Going to get done soon im sure, every ride , floaters every where ! lol
It's a great wheelie bike , I found standard mode the easiest , A mode was up n down like a yo yo .
 

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yeah std is best for floaters and I like b mode funny enough for the more balancy high wheelies at slower speeds.
 
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i find 3 pints of dark ale give me the best floaters.......i can stretch them out for yards. fizzy lager just gets me spinning off the line.....
 

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So then , from us mere mortals , what's ya fastest wheelie pops ya done so far , a controlled one , not by accident ? Looking forward to MT accounts answer :)
 

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I actually don't look at the speed I do it more by feel but at least 70 mph but to be honest they don't look as good as slower ones which are actually harder.
 

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I'm actually yet to lift my front wheel after 2000 miles :D
*goes hides in a corner*
 

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So then , from us mere mortals , what's ya fastest wheelie pops ya done so far , a controlled one , not by accident ? Looking forward to MT accounts answer :)
50-90 in 3rd thru to 4th in STD mode


MT-09 Wheelie Wheelie mental.....!
 

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So, as everyone knows..it is very easy to pop a wheelie in Amode first gear. As well as Std mode.. I discovered today that in A mode, at 7000rpm, I could pop a lovely one about 90kph.
After that I was trying to get the front wheel up in 3rd.. Has anyone managed that yet without clutching it?


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So, as everyone knows..it is very easy to pop a wheelie in Amode first gear. As well as Std mode.. I discovered today that in A mode, at 7000rpm, I could pop a lovely one about 90kph.
After that I was trying to get the front wheel up in 3rd.. Has anyone managed that yet without clutching it?


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I find that if u give it a fist full in 3rd at about 7-8rpm and give a gentle tug on the bars u can do a VERY long 45 degree wheelie for as long as u like


MT-09 Wheelie Wheelie mental.....!
 

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At the 1/8th mile drags I basically had the front wheel about a foot or so off the ground for almost one entire pass, not the fastest way to go in a straight line but surprised me.
Usually we cross the line doing 160-170ks.
 


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