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[QUOTE="KDXFreestyle, post: 661844, member: 36862"]
lol... ok heres my method.  Get your bike warmed up, and make sure you have gas in the tank. (other wise it could die, and oyu could flip)  anyways, get going , and when you get into second.. be at really low rpms.  Then sit farther back on the seat, and go full throttle and pull up at the same time.  the bike should come right up.  if it comoes right up to your balance poit right away, then let off down to 1/2 to 3/4. and get it back up to full. if it goes up top your balance point more gradually, just keept it wide, and like hold the handlebars to your chest.  a tip i figured out... when your wheeling... and your going to shift a gear, shift earlier than you normally would, its a lot easier, and it keeps the bike up for you on its own.  If the biek feels like its going back too far after you switch gears, let off the gas, and if you can get back on before it hits the ground to try to keep the wheelie semi up.

Hopes this helps!
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