how can i do a wheelie?

[BarneyStinson]

so i have a 2024 tw 200 just inc ase you missed it in my introduction. i love of course doing adventures with my wife if you know i mean yes that's it and another hahaha. lols. anyway, can pls send over sime tips on how to do a wheelie. how can i raise my front wheel up high and let it stay a little longer just for the gram? would love to take a good pic in oahu

 

[dust-free_mojo]

The TDUB (or Yamaha TW200) is a solid bike with power output limitations. Based on its engine specs and performance data it might struggle to handle tasks requiring sustained high power or torque. For reference, the TW200 is designed for reliability and versatility rather than raw power. It excels in offroad and low speed scenarios but falls short in other areas.

Suppose your goal involves something that pushes the bike's power capacity. I would suggest checking the load conditions and gear setup first. For example, are you working within its optimal RPM range or taking on more than it can handle? Adjusting your approach or reevaluating the task might be the best way forward. I've seen simpler methods or less demanding solutions often work better with this bike.

 

[JK.stallion]

so i have a 2024 tw 200 just inc ase you missed it in my introduction. i love of course doing adventures with my wife if you know i mean yes that's it and another hahaha. lols. anyway, can pls send over sime tips on how to do a wheelie. how can i raise my front wheel up high and let it stay a little longer just for the gram? would love to take a good pic in oahu

oh man, I could give you a full page of instructions on how to go about it but for these kind of things, I think visuals work better, so you could either hit youtube or get some to physically walk you through it

 

[AmericanMouth]

so i have a 2024 tw 200 just inc ase you missed it in my introduction. i love of course doing adventures with my wife if you know i mean yes that's it and another hahaha. lols. anyway, can pls send over sime tips on how to do a wheelie. how can i raise my front wheel up high and let it stay a little longer just for the gram? would love to take a good pic in oahu

I laughed a little reading this hahaha. Anwyay, just sit straight and lean a little to the back, then roll on the throttle really quickly (but not the aggressive roll ok?). Just rev your bike up to around a solid 4.5k rpm, then release the clutch! IDK you have to really practice for this, and maybe even wanna check out video tutorials because I can't be the cause of your demise LOL.

 

[Wander_xxx]

I'm here for when @BarneyStinson nails his first wheelie! You gotta update us, bro!

 

[HolidaysInTheSun]

so i have a 2024 tw 200 just inc ase you missed it in my introduction. i love of course doing adventures with my wife if you know i mean yes that's it and another hahaha. lols. anyway, can pls send over sime tips on how to do a wheelie. how can i raise my front wheel up high and let it stay a little longer just for the gram? would love to take a good pic in oahu

oh man, it's really hard. I've practised it for days now, still haven't made any progress lol

 

[Johnny S.]

so i have a 2024 tw 200 just inc ase you missed it in my introduction. i love of course doing adventures with my wife if you know i mean yes that's it and another hahaha. lols. anyway, can pls send over sime tips on how to do a wheelie. how can i raise my front wheel up high and let it stay a little longer just for the gram? would love to take a good pic in oahu

Haha, cute question. I think for some they're a natural. NOT ME though. I'm having troubles like you that's why I jumped in here to follow what they're gonna say.

 

[isleofmantt1]

In theory, we can all explain the steps with and without the clutch, but I'm not sure if it would be the explanation you need. I agree with @JK.stallion that a physical explanation would be best. Maybe you can look up some morotcycle drivers or stunt schools and academies in your area which can help you out with this? It may look easy on video, but in real life it requires a lot of coordination