Last night I tried to do some tricks on my Z. I tried to get it up on 2 wheels, no luck. How do you do this? What is it called? I tried to take a sharp slow speed turn while leaning to the outside and then quickly straighten out, this would get me up but not very far. Any suggestions?
When i do it i go fairly fast, the faster u go the less u have to turn. Just go 3rd/4th gear and turn sharper until the wheels come up. The rest is pretty much up to u.
It is easier in second. I just stand up and kind of throw my weight while I am turning. Just use your weight and push it more and more each time. I can ride a straight line on mine now on two wheels. The cool thing is to kick the gas and pull up hard while on two wheels and you can ride a one wheeled wheelie. Also just rocking from one side to the other at a slow speed and while turning left to right slowly you can feel where it gets on two wheels and then just lean a little more and give it a little more gas.
I roll along in 2nd then turn sharp left and straigten out. You may have to go right though its all on your preference. I can ride it on two wheels forever just takes alot of practice. Ill get some pics on here ASAP.
Later
Like everyone else said, do it in second gear until you are comfortable... You wouldnt want to be in 4th not know what you are doing, its just like a wheelie, practice practice and you will be doing it in 5th gear tapped and bringing it up on ! wheel in 3rd gear just like me :roll:
They aren't to hard, I do mine in 2nd or 3rd gear and if I feel that I am tipping to far i just turn the wheels slightly the other way. You gotta use your body and ur turning to keep it up. If I begin to tip over i just put my foot down and push the other way! Just practice and it will come to you!
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