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[QUOTE="Danman, post: 664194, member: 20488"] I seem to do this too. I think its becase the wheel is spin and the forces tend to push it that way. Just get out in a big field and practice. I don't like first much as the front end comes up to fast. Be sure to keep you right foot over the rear brake. If you get into trouble you just stomp on the rear brake and the front end will come down. Just remember that what your trying to do is to balance all your weight on the rear axle. So you wanting to shift you weight over the axle in a fluid motion. Once you find the balance point remember were it is (still have not found mine yet) This is for trials, but the theory applies [url]http://www.gasgas.com/Pages/Manniko/Wheelies/Wheelie-1.html[/url] It seamed to help me a bit. He mentions how to get the front end up in the air with much power. Not sure what you ride, but you may not need to do that. [/QUOTE]
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