How do you do a 180 on a motorcycle?

Question

i can do a wheelie, stoppie, but i'm still dumbfounded as to how people do 180s i'm guessing you lean the bike hard to the left and do a burn out then just spin the back tire around? probably the wrong place to ask lol

Answer 1

With your eyes closed!

Answer 2

You mean a 180 burnout?

Peice of PlSS.

Lean foward, nail the front, start her spinning, let of the front a little, get her rolling then put more weight on your right foot peg to go left round and vise verser.

Sorted. Best job done in a car park.

Answer 3

Not the wrong place to ask....follow the link and you will see how to 180++ on a motorcycle!

Pro Stock Motorcycle

Pro Stock Motorcycles have differing weights depending on engine combination - 575 pounds for Kawasaki, 590 for 92-cid Suzuki, 615 for 101-cid Suzuki, and 615 for Harley-Davidson and V-Twin, including rider - and have a maximum wheelbase of 70 inches. Bikes must be 1998 or later models and retain their stock appearance, including a front fender, simulated headlight and taillight, and manufacturer identification on both sides. The engine and body make must be the same. All motorcycles must pass NHRA body inspection prior to competition.

The below link is just a sample.