How do you do a wheelie on a mountain bike?

Answer 1

Step 1. Practise lifting just your front wheel of your ground. When you are comfortable, move on to step 2.

Step 2. As you lift the front wheel of the ground pedal, this will give you thrust and keep you going for as long as possible.

Step 3. To finish the wheelie simply stop pedalling and lean forward, your front wheel will fall down onto the ground and you will be back as you started.

Remember, this isn't a trick you are going to get first time so keep practising and you'll soon get it.

Try not to lean to far back as you will fall off.
To wheelie, all you have to do is pedal hard and at the same time, lift up the handlebars. To maintain this position so your bike is pawing at the sky, Use LITTLE back-brake to go down more or pedal hard to come up.

Some more useful tips are:

1.) The first 3 inches are hardest to get up

2.) Get into a low gear - 1st - 3rd

3.) Keep the front wheel straight at all times.

To land all you have to do is pedal slightly less hard. Avoid hard rear braking because you will come down hard and an accident is prone.

Answer 2

Tailwhipping on a scooter

You jump, kick the deck back and land back on the deck when it is back under your feet. it takes ALOT of practice. theres alot of videos on YouTube showing how to tailwhip

what u wanna do is jump flick ur scooter deck with ur feet then spin it wit ur handle bars and then stick ur feet out when the deck comes around

Answer 3

First or all, this will be tough to do on anything much bigger than a typical 50cc or vespa. Start By getting your weight towards the back of your scooter, within reason. Now start off riding slowly. Push down on your handlebars to load the front suspension, and then gun the throttle and pull back and straighten your arms. Be careful; the higher you go, the less throttle it take to stay on one wheel. It is very easy to go over backwards on a small scooter. That's about it; be safe and have fun!

Answer 4

you have to be strong enough but put your feet back as far as they will go, then give it full throtle and the front of the snowmobile will lift up, but you need to be careful not to tip over.
Put your feet as far back on the tunnel as you possible can. then you should bring your rpms up to just before the clutch engages. then lean back with all your weight and punch the gas, and up u should go!

and i am a lady..
Well with my experiences you either have to have a powerful snowmobile or you have to stand on the back bar and accelerate hard. Does that satisfy you?

Answer 5

Pull up an the handel bars lean back while rapidly increassing presure on the footie things . There you have it (PLP) Pull Lean Push. Sissy bars can really be helpful for a you girly boys out there...
it depends on the type of bike you have. most crotch rockets with v-twins will wheelie by simply accelerating hard. bikes with i4's are a little more difficult. usually you go into second gear, pull in the clutch, rev it up to like 9 or 10 grand, and let the clutch out. be careful, the clutch will grab really quick and your bike will shoot up. i dont recommend doing this in first gear due to the ratio, it will shoot you over backwards. good luck and be careful
Pedal at a slow pace, slowly lean your weight as far back as possible keeping your arms strait, Keep this position keeping peddling at pace stopping when necessary.

(If you want to sit down then use the same method but pull the handlebars and bend your elbows.
it's not that hard. you can put it on to an easy gear.then you lift the front of the bike up and star pedling fast!
Basically you move your body weight to the rear, go slow, then give the pedals a really good push while pulling on the bars. It takes a lot of skill, and can't really be explained in detail.
If you are refering to wheelies on a BMX or mountain style bike then I can explain how to do it.

For mountain bikes the easiest way to get started is to raise your seat up to a height you feel comfortable at. Then compress your body and pull up on the handlebars at the same time start pedaling. It can be easier to practice in a lower gear. Once you are in the wheelie you may need to use a technique called feathering which is where you tap your front brake slightly to keep the front wheel down. Its really all about finding your balance point.

The same applies to bmx but you probably will not be sitting down.
Put your bike in a relatively low gear. Then from a stop, pedal really hard and lift up your handlebars.

This will take a lot of practice for beginners at riding

Answer 6

lean back and pedal quickly on a low gear, hit the back brake if you lean too far and lean forward

Answer 7

Go at a normal pace then pull up on your handle bars and start to pedal faster do it in 1-3 gear. Smoother.