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  1. 10-23-2005, 01:54 AM #1
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    Che... che... che... check it out! :D



    did it today never mind the "nouvelle chicane" thats just my user name at another forum.
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    haha. Nice, just make sure you don't end up like this...

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    Quote Originally Posted by 6'bore
    haha. Nice, just make sure you don't end up like this...

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    LOL!!!
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    wat.. dud3 thaz like sooo sickn355... max pwng3.

    but seriously... cool, have fun.
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    How nice! Wish I could do that someday, 'Nouvelle Chicane'.
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    be careful man, lifting a front wheel is easy but best to learn to wheelie in leathers and back protector.

    Once you try to get that wheel up and control keeping it up you WILL drop the bike. THEN it hurts. Hint, use someone elses bike

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    ^^^I was just going to suggest the same thing, if you can find someone to lend you their bike, do it.
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    thats a weak sauce wheely man but i like how you animated it

    my dad could wheelie for about 100 yards straight before he sold the dirt bikes (damn those were fun!)

    hint: when your attempting a wheelie, you need good throttle control, when you feel the bike coming down ease on the gas until it gets back to where you want it, however if it comes back too fast feather the rear brake, usually the right pedal/lever, it just takes practice
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    Quote Originally Posted by my porsche
    hint: when your attempting a wheelie, you need good throttle control, when you feel the bike coming down ease on the gas until it gets back to where you want it, however if it comes back too fast feather the rear brake, usually the right pedal/lever, it just takes practice
    Please do NOT TRY THIS without full leathers and armour.
    It's easy to mess it up and eveyone does
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    thats why i enjoyed doing on a dirt bike (i suggest trying that first if you have any way to, as its almost the same, only if you fall its into grass and dirt not tarmac)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Matra et Alpine
    be careful man, lifting a front wheel is easy but best to learn to wheelie in leathers and back protector.

    Once you try to get that wheel up and control keeping it up you WILL drop the bike. THEN it hurts. Hint, use someone elses bike

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    haha... i was waiting for you to comment on the protective gear that wheelie i did was the best out of all my attempts that day... i actually did wear a protective jacket on my other attempts, but the day go hotter

    here's the prove...
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    Aww.. man... I thought it was a clip of a dumbass running into that car. oh well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by r1ckst4
    haha... i was waiting for you to comment on the protective gear that wheelie i did was the best out of all my attempts that day... i actually did wear a protective jacket on my other attempts, but the day go hotter
    good man

    Sorry, I've seen too many injuries in the bike community and witnessed first hand too many deaths. I'll ALWAYS bang on about leathers. When you see skin rubbed of a whoel forearm, the bones showing and THEM rubbed flat too you kind of don't forget it
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    Quote Originally Posted by Matra et Alpine
    good man

    Sorry, I've seen too many injuries in the bike community and witnessed first hand too many deaths. I'll ALWAYS bang on about leathers. When you see skin rubbed of a whoel forearm, the bones showing and THEM rubbed flat too you kind of don't forget it
    yeah my skin has been saved by my jacket a few times...from going wide around corners and lost control on the gravel.... i'm saving money to get me a nice leather jacket with hard pads.
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    Quote Originally Posted by r1ckst4
    yeah my skin has been saved by my jacket a few times...from going wide around corners and lost control on the gravel.... i'm saving money to get me a nice leather jacket with hard pads.
    Do you get Heine Gericke gear ?
    Try their approved armour which is actually very flexible. VERY comfortable when warm AND when riding wet adn codl in rain. Nice gear too. Especially for "the larger man" - but I see you're one of those skinny-gits who can fit into furrigan full race leathers - HATE YOU
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