Wheelie lessons/Stunt school

**Kevmo7** · 13th March 2008, 21:37

Hi There everybody,

Just letting everyone that is willing to learn how to do wheelies or stoppies at whatever skill level (Wanting to learn to get confortable with the front wheel off the ground or wanting to get into brake control)whatever the case that im gonna start giving stunt lessons.

Ive done a few on and off from time to time, the guys i was teaching seemed to love it, so i thought i might try help a few more people out!

http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...ad.php?t=62638

What my lessons will include at a glance:

- I will teach you how to do wheelies or stoppies (at any skill level) better and safer.

- Its all done at our secret stunt spot, so its in a safe and controlled area.

- I charge $100 a night.

- Will run through everything step by step, the worst thing to do when learning wheelies or stoppies is to rush things.

- Will be a one on one lesson, with nobody else watching (Most of the time

)

Its very hard to learn to wheelie from somebody just telling you or reading something, you really have to have somebody to show you how its done in person and point out what your doing right and what your doing wrong, there are alot of factors to doing wheelies and stoppies that alot of people dont realise.

I will teach you all of these things from Body Position to Throttle Control.

If you are interested give me a PM

Cheers

Kevin

**White trash** · 14th March 2008, 06:43

What about stoppies like what you were doing at Puke on Sunday

**Kevmo7** · 14th March 2008, 13:01

yeah its kinda hard with blown fork seals leaking oil onto your front brakes, i blew both fork seals at the start of the show, so my brakes kept on getting worse and worse, after market seals just cant hold up to stunting

My bike goes into Honda on wednesday and they are gonna redo the whole front end, ill be rolling them soon enough hahaha

**R6_kid:Me** · 14th March 2008, 14:15

$100 is a bit steep dude, dont think you'll get to many people taking it up at the price.

Perhaps a free first lesson, and then $25 an hour after that.

**Kevmo7** · 14th March 2008, 16:24

well considering at a night session im normally there for about 4 hours, so it works out to be the same dude...

**hang0ver** · 6th May 2008, 17:43

$100? Sounds fair... That includes a BJ right?

**YellowDog** · 6th May 2008, 17:54

Originally Posted by hang0ver

$100? Sounds fair... That includes a BJ right?

Didn't know you fancied him

$100 is reasonable for such expert tuition but if you are using your own bike, the cost could be a lot more.

**mattian** · 6th May 2008, 18:31

Is it possible to wheelie on a Suzuki VL 250 ?? you know those little baby Harley wannabies?? thats what i've got

**Coyote** · 6th May 2008, 19:00

Once I can afford the trip to Auckland, should be able to afford that

Pretty keen to see some mates up there, might save a bit more for this. So long as you'll still be doing this in a couple of months time. I've been trying my darnest but I can't get past 10cm off the ground. Stoppies aren't too bad, when my brakes used to work properly.

**hang0ver** · 6th May 2008, 23:42

Originally Posted by YellowDog

Didn't know you fancied him

We could get a lot of action, one-on-one, in four hours...

But seriously, 17yo boys aint my thing...

It sounds like a good idea anyway.

_-H-_

**Chrislost** · 7th May 2008, 16:02

Originally Posted by Coyote

Once I can afford the trip to Auckland, should be able to afford that

Pretty keen to see some mates up there, might save a bit more for this. So long as you'll still be doing this in a couple of months time. I've been trying my darnest but I can't get past 10cm off the ground. Stoppies aren't too bad, when my brakes used to work properly.

tis all about timing and what not on a vfr...

none of this finger the clutch shit that the 600s do

**Coyote** · 7th May 2008, 16:19

Originally Posted by Chrislost

tis all about timing and what not on a vfr...

none of this finger the clutch shit that the 600s do

Just got to figure out the timing. Haven't given up yet.

Though the bike breaking down this morning hasn't helped. It ran out of fuel despite having a full tank.

How does a 17 year old manage to have a flash 600 and can wheelie really well? I'm a year older and I had to catch the bus today

**Chrislost** · 7th May 2008, 16:36

anythigns possable in the shity of sails.

have you seen the videos of him on his 50cc thing
?

**NOMIS** · 7th May 2008, 16:47

if you wana see if he worth lisn to search his user name on youtube and remember the vids up there are 5months old.. He's a better rider than most of the kb's I have met. especially for his age. Im 3 years older and he will definatly show me up.