Dirtbike wheelies?

Question

i have a 2006 crf250R and want to know how to wheelie it far i allready know how to do little wheelies though

Answer 1

As for four stroke. I will not do this for long time  wheelie. Because the engine oil will go to transmission and will not pump oil to upper engine parts include crankshaft. ( cam joints. splash oil to lower cylinder and piston ). It will be damaged. I had see two strokes do long wheelie. They had modified front wheel with electric motor that keep the front wheel spinning that help to balance that include modified stator with flywheel to make electric for electric motor.

I am not sure the new model with four stroke and where is oil pump suction from? Could be rear of engine. Front of engine?? My 1979 Honda Atc 110. I do wheelie for long time. and noticed that engine oil pump cant take any oil to lube my upper engine parts. I got scored piston and cylinder wall. I stop to do this.

also If you want a long wheelie. You need alot of practice.

Hope it might help.

Todd

Answer 2

practice, practice and more practice..... just like if you were RACING!!!!!!!

Answer 3

No disrespect intended, but there are much more important skills to spend your time on. I'll give you my advice anyway. I have the exact same bike as you and wheelies have always came easy to me. Bring the bike up in 2nd gear at low to mid rpm's. You will need to shift gears with the front end up to carry it very far. I usually shift twice during the wheelie so I end up in 4th before dropping the front end back down. Remember to shift before the rpm's get too high and of course shift without the clutch. Keep you foot hovering over the rear brake in case the front gets too high.

Answer 4

I would invest in some lessons on riding and riding skills before you consider something of this nature as if you have to ask 'how to', then you really shouldn't be doing it as it takes skill to do properly.