uhh. go down the road and do whatever speed feels good.
anywhere from about 30 to 90+mph will work.. probably easiest around 60 or whatever speed puts the tach needle in around the 10 or 11 oclock position.
Any speed should work in 2nd gear, but depending on where the rpm's are sitting will determine how much throttle you will need before you pop the clutch. for example if you are in the powerband of your rpm's you wont need as much throttle than if you were riding at 2000 rpm.
In 2nd I have my RPMs between 6 and 8k, I don't know my speed it's not relevant, then I SLIP the clutch and just hold the throttle in the same position. Once you feel the throttle slip let it go and your front end will jump up a foot or two, when it does just twist the throttle and it come on up. Keep doing this until you get the bike to it's balance point (it will feel like it's not there or it's weightless) keep it there with small adjustments of the throttle and PLEASE keep your back break covered so you can apply it if you bring the front too high. Don't slam on the brake though you will go over the windscreen just bump it. Good luck bro, don't give up you will get it to the balance point and remember what you did and try to replicate it. I hope this helps. Post us a vid once you get it.
I really like doing them staggered and pulling it up in 3rd! It comes up a lot slower, but the rpms are lower, so my bike isn't screaming.. For some reason I feel bad for her when she's yelling at 8-11,000rpm and I'm holding it there..
I dont kno how you guys are learning wheelies at tbat speed
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