Time and a place lads

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benb

Evidence based cyclist
Location
Epsom
I wish I could pull wheelies, but come on, that's not the best time or place to do it.
 
Seems fine to me.
 

Pale Rider

Legendary Member
I saw a young lad pull a wheelie down a fairly steep hill.

He kept the front wheel at about the same angle for 50m or so.

Impressive bike control.
 

Julia9054

Guru
Location
Knaresborough
An essential skill for impressing girls on the estate I grew up on.
Closely followed by kicking a football at us when we were standing in groups minding our own business or strutting past and burping REALLY loudly!
 

jack smith

Veteran
Location
Durham
I still can't wheelie I think I'm too heavy, when I get the new s works I'll give it a go again, although I've been riding no handed on all the tracks for the past week or so for miles at a time since the spare bike is abit small and cramps my back it's surprisingly easy
 

jack smith

Veteran
Location
Durham
It is rediculous btw could of easily been wiped out
 

Kookas

Über Member
Location
Exeter
[QUOTE 3087576, member: 30090"]Quiet resi street.[/QUOTE]

It's a junction, and it only takes one car to kill you.
 

Brains

Legendary Member
Location
Greenwich
Pulling a 50 m wheelie on a Boris bike, now that it's impressive .
Seen it done once down the Lower Road in Rotherhythe
 
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Deleted member 1258

Guest
Me too. I cycle thousands of miles every year, but regularly see local lads doing things I can't do, like going round corners no-handed whilst smoking a tab.

Same here, I've cycled thousand of miles over forty plus years of cycling and I've never got round to mastering wheelies or riding no handed.
 

Kies

Guest
No hands is fairly easy - learnt as a yoof and it came back to me straight away. Never mastered wheelies back then ..... And now? Well i would plain stupid trying ;-)
 
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