Go buy a 250 on/off or off road bike and wheely to your hearts content. Easy bikes to learn on and also just about indisructable. My .02. -Pete --- Reverend Baroon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The GTS isn't that easy, but definately doable. It's > a heavy bike though so > you need lots of throttle and a quick clutch. I > couldn't begine to explain > how to do it, you have to pull the clutch in, rev > the engine quite high and > drop the clutch, not really drop it, but let it out > FAST and smooth, then > the bike comes up. If you do it in 2nd gear you can > ride it a little longer. > > I don't do them for fear of expensive damage, seals > and stuff are cheap, > bearings too, the labor is a major PITA. Besides, > why stress a heavy bike > for no reason....? Because it's fun. :) > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Fouredsons" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > I have left much rubber on the tarmac, and shortened > the life of many a > clutch plate, and all that I can ever get is an inch > or two off the ground > at best with the front tire.
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