A few years agoI went to Dudley Perkins in San Francisco (oldest Harley dealer in the country) they had Jason's video's playing on all the monitors. That really is amazing to throw 600 pounds around like that. Watch some of the other ones in there. He's got more control over his bike than most stunters I've seen.

I'll keep my wheel on the ground and enjoy watching

 

That's a Sweet lookin Ride dougsthang. Those bars are Nice too.

 

Thanks, here's the other side. I just rode down to West Coast Choppers yesterday to check out Jessie's bikes. Pretty cool, picked up a bitchin' hoody riding jacket. It was half off of the internet price, couldn't resist.

 

doing wheely on dyna is something, but doing it on roadking with 2 up riding is really SOMETHING! I watched this clip from youtube, it's amazing, the rider is very skilful and i guess he has big *****. And i also d/loaded this clip of a bald mean guy wheelying an ultra! WOW!

 

My stock 07 Street Bob will do wheelies from a dead stop....You could flip it straight over if you wanted. You just gotta know how to pop the clutch.


Oh, and that guy in Waterman's link is my new hero.

 

Guy's that say a stock Harley is not able to wheelie or that you need a extensive power infusion don't know what thier talkin about.Back in the 70s and 80s I used to wheelie my stock 74 in. '73 Superglide all the time and had a buddy that wheelied his stock 70 somethin Shovel all the way down the street like the vids on utube.I know my 03 88 in Dyna wsould no prob but I'm nervous now that I'm 55.

 

I know my '08 super glide custom will lift the wheel no problem! Scoot before this one was a Honda Aero VT750, so first time out of the dealer's lot with the new scoot I had the wheel up 2 feet high for about 12 feet............I wonder how far I could of gone if I actually meant to do that?[8D]

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Actually did one on accident yesterday morning...Let her loose through first and popped second nice and hard - front wheel came up about a foot for 10-20 feet. Could have easily lifted her higher and longer, but that was enough for me. I'll save the big wheelies for the dirt and a much cheaper machine...

 

This Harley had no problems doing a wheelie.

 

That dude probably switches out tires more often than I switch out my boxers