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[QUOTE="KDXNick, post: 662244, member: 35873"]
Sorry, for some reason I was thinking that you had a KX 125.  The KDX is one of the easiest bikes to wheelie, stock at least.  You can simply play with the throttle position in 2nd and 3rd, soon you will get the feel for it (matter of riding time).  It will come up in first with no effort, but that's a VERY low gear, so its harder to ride it long.  When I bought my bike new, when it was still stock, it was easier to wheelie than any of the other bikes I had previously owned (except for maybe a pro-built YZ125 race bike I had).  After I converted it into my current race bike, I have noticed that it behaves more like a 125, ie- it no longer pulls those low speed tourquey wheelies like the stockers.  If your bike is modified, try getting a stock pipe back on your bike.  It will tame it down alot, making the power delivery much smoother, and lower.  If this isn't possible, just KEEP RIDING, it comes naturaly with experience.
Best of luck,
-Nick
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