Questin RE: Wheelies & Shifting

while wheeling in 1st gear and u get kinda high in the RPM what is the best way to shift?? without dropping the front wheel? i heave heard stuff bout BLIPing? PLS dont flame me because of my stupid n00bie question:iamwithst

I tend to shift while the RPMs are still low, much easier. If I bring it up in first, I throw it in 2nd ASAP. When I bring it up in 2nd, throw it right to 3rd. Once it's up, it's easier to ride it out in a higher gear.

do you clutch really quick???

Nope, no clutch, just back off the throttle for a split sec and lift up on the shifter. Try it while riding with both wheels on the ground first. Notice how much smoother it is while the RPMs are lower.

i am not used to clutching cause my current bike has no clutch (Honda Trail 70) atleast i hope it doesnt have a clutch(or i have been grinding gears for a while)

Hey, just noticed that you're 16 and don't have an R1 now. I'm not gonna flame ya, but I would say to start small, and your 70cc trail blazer or what ever it is is small, but don't go jump right on a R1. I'm sure you've seen all the other posts about this so I won't go on about it. And let me know when you get that little Honda 70 up in second. :)

my little honda is nto working now needs to be fixed (reringed) it doesnt have enought power to get up even in first, no clutch so cant get up that way. i cant really load up the shocks. i wheelied it for abit when i kicked it over in 2nd gear (scary!!! stop to wheelie in 1 second) it wont go over 40 MPH and has no RPM meter.

"(scary!!! stop to wheelie in 1 second)" Well this quote right here sounds like the R1.:crash

hehehehe i thought i had it in N before i turned it off. and the electric star dpoenst work so i kicked it. gave it gas while i kicked it over. front wheel up start moving no feet on the pegs. feet behind the bike. speed bump. (scary)