Meh if you're gonna wheelie at high speeds might as well get good enough that you don't have to drop the front tire til you come to a stop!
Braking while wheelying is some impressive skills...
Have owned - 2001 Suzuki Volusia
Current bike - 2005 Kawasaki Z750S
MMI Graduation date January 9th, 2009. Factory Certifications in Suzuki and Yamaha
Oh, man... this is great. I've been looking for somewhere that would teach me how to wheelie, how to ride in a t-shirt, shorts and flip flops. Show me showme showmeshowme NOWWWW!!!!
Sorry, couldn't help it...it's been many moons since I've been on here so I figured I'd yuk it up a little while I jump back on in
You are, of course, right! In Florida parking lots are private property, but public access means police officers can, and do, patrol them for safety purposes. Florida law now makes it a specific violation, and $500.00 fine to lift the front tire. I have Many years experience riding, including 10 on a police bike. It's all technique, I've made a police Harley stand up and a Honda 90, too. I have a Hayabusa that requires no technique at all, just twist the handle. A 500 pound unicycle is not a good idea, not to mention the $500 fine.
I know two guys in our small town that can wheelie anything from a mountain bike to a Road King. They have a natural ability to find the balance point in anything...I've popped a couple in my younger days by accident and almost crapped myself.......