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Originally Posted by
jrose152
and your opinion, as in your real opinion and not i have to say nice things cause they paid me...
I never took up any sponsors just cuz they "paid me". When they approached us, I told them I wanted to test it out first before I did any kind of sponsorship. I do have morals. Haha
As far as the product, it works. It does what it is designed to do. It's not for people who want to be "stuntriders". It's for people who simply want to learn how to wheelie. Whether it's that young scared kid how doesn't want to hurt himself/bike or that person going through a mid-life crisis who never got to try cuz his wife said no.
I had 2 people test it out along with myself. 1 male and 1 female. Male could do low power wheelies. Female had no idea at all. After spending a day at the spot, the male was hitting balance point for the most part without the wheelie teach and the female was going about 200 feet or so on the highest level.
I know the newest wheelie teach has a higher advanced level and I have never tried it. You CAN still crash with it so it doesn't take the entire danger factor out of it. But it does give you a big boost of confidence knowing that you eliminate the flipping factor.
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Originally Posted by
SIC J
I never took up any sponsors just cuz they "paid me". When they approached us, I told them I wanted to test it out first before I did any kind of sponsorship. I do have morals. Haha
As far as the product, it works. It does what it is designed to do. It's not for people who want to be "stuntriders". It's for people who simply want to learn how to wheelie. Whether it's that young scared kid how doesn't want to hurt himself/bike or that person going through a mid-life crisis who never got to try cuz his wife said no.
I had 2 people test it out along with myself. 1 male and 1 female. Male could do low power wheelies. Female had no idea at all. After spending a day at the spot, the male was hitting balance point for the most part without the wheelie teach and the female was going about 200 feet or so on the highest level.
I know the newest wheelie teach has a higher advanced level and I have never tried it. You CAN still crash with it so it doesn't take the entire danger factor out of it. But it does give you a big boost of confidence knowing that you eliminate the flipping factor.
This kid I saw last week for the most part had seat standers, stagger, sit down wheelies on lock with the wheelie teach attached to his bike. He's next attempt will be jumping to spreaders. I guess it can be for a stuntrider who wants to get down with them straight line combos.
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tell him to take it off, then see how he rides
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Originally Posted by
jrose152
tell him to take it off, then see how he rides
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Originally Posted by
jrose152
tell him to take it off, then see how he rides
If he is doing balance point wheelies and not power wheelies then I bet he does better and learns a lot quicker than someone without using it. He will learn throttle control. Which most people these days know nothing about and think the riding the rear brake is the only way to learn. LOL
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Maybe if I had one i would'nt be replacing my cage, brake lever & waiting on my wrist to heal...
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Originally Posted by
LFleezie
Maybe if I had one i would'nt be replacing my cage, brake lever & waiting on my wrist to heal...
Heard you'll save a lot of $$$$ with a wheelie teach! Less damage to you & your bike.
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Originally Posted by
SIC J
If he is doing balance point wheelies and not power wheelies then I bet he does better and learns a lot quicker than someone without using it. He will learn throttle control. Which most people these days know nothing about and think the riding the rear brake is the only way to learn. LOL
I'm pretty sure that in a year from now this kid will be pretty good!
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anybody tried the advanced bar?
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Originally Posted by
Fuddy
anybody tried the advanced bar?
Advanced bar = 12o'clock! They just came out with this new bar.