how to do a wheelie in stock RX 135?
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well the essential function is lean back towards the passanger seat,then rev it up to about 45 then gently hit the gas more and more while leaning back further.good luck
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Simple approach:\n\n1 Take courage\n2 Sit on the bike\n3 Spin the bars\n4 Get off\n\nAdvanced users:\n\n\n1 Take courage\n2 Sit on the bike\n3 Pedal furiously until you're blatting along\n4 Lift front wheel to about 30 degrees from horizontal (keep pedalling)\n5 Lean back in the saddle, back straight, finger-tips on bars\n6 Spin the bars\n7 Miss the catch, crash forwards, absorb handlebars through your facial tissues, hit ground at speed\n8 Go to hospital
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What they are setting their bikes on is a trainer.  I have a bike set up on one right next to me.  Trainers vary in price.  You can check several of the online bike stores and find them on sale at this time of year.\n\nIdea is simple.  Put your back wheel in a stand so it is off the ground.  You have a resistance unit that rubs against the tire.  The resistance unit allows you to adjust the amount of the resistance you can make it harder or easier.  The biggest difference between trainer is how the resistance unit acheives its resistance. The more expensive units are generally quieter.  The cheaper units use wind  and are very noisy.
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Talk to your dealer and find out what the ways that you can do it are.  Nice work on getting into that one.
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Great way to learn a tailwhip is learn them on the ground..all you have to do is go very slowly,, stand on the left side (both feet) maybe one on pedal, one on peg..then as your rolling , hit the brakes and put your right foot on top of your tire but not straight into your taire, step on it with an agle to your foot and use your heel at the same time to push the bikes rear end around to the right, then pump back on the handlebars slightly but keeping your balance as the rear swings around, pulling back on your bars keep sthe rear of the bike from hitting the ground when straight in front of you., once you learn to pull back a bit on your bars the bike will swing arounf better. Just practice the foot angle when you place it onto your tire(against the forks). Then as the bikie comes around, you take your left foot which is already dangling and place it on the right pedal or whatevers comfortable place for you to stop the rotation and be able to ride out of it.
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buy a manual boost controller and boost gauge used on ebay, and crank that baby up, not too high tho or it will hurt the motor.  im not sure exactly what type of turbos are on a stock 3000gt, but i had my stock tsi turbo up to about 17 psi or so.
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I'm assuming you mean basic hub assembly, or possibly just putting the rear cassette back on. But possibly you mean spokes and rim assembly and 'true'ing' the wheel.\n\nRegardless of how bad a state you back wheel is in, you will likely need specialist bike tools to complete the task. I know it took me a while to obtain the right tools and I was only swapping my rear cassette from my original wheel onto a new one that I had bought.\n\nSo assuming you now have the right tools and dont want to pay a bike shop to do the task (Very understandable), I recommend you use one of the following websites. They are very informative, step by step pictures provided for all your repair needs.\n\nhttp://www.parktool.com/repair/\nProbably the best.\n\nhttp://www.bikewebsite.com/repair-bike-index.htm\nAlternative option to try.
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You can buy a trainer that attaches in place of the wheel so you can spin without going anywhere.\n\nCheck the website for Performance Cycle (or maybe it's Performance Bicycle?)  That's where I bought one for my ex.
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There is a gadget that is made called a launch controller that is made especially for boosted and NOS cars that will get you off the line sooner. Try doing a search to see if you can find one that suites your car. You can also try finding a different gear ratio if you haven't already. Give you quicker traction. Also play around with your tire pressure as well.
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Hit the CTRL Key and with your scrool bar mouse..move it down. The wheelie thing on the mouse.
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Rev the engine first, usually to an engine speed close to the torque peak. Sometimes a few runs are required to find the best engine speed for launching. Each subsequent shift is performed at an engine speed so that the next gear will be solidly in the power band, usually at or near the torque peak again.\n\n\nDrop the clutch 90% and ride the remaining 10% for a second or two in order to minimize wheelspin and transmission shock, so that as much power as possible is transferred into forward motion.
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need to get started in dirt or get a ride in dirt or asphalt modifieds and finish well from there
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Make sure to wear a helmet and shoes.\n\nStart at a slow speed. You will pick up speed as you go. Pull up on the handle bars and at the same time do a strong pedal. Be careful not to pull over.  Make sure you are standing up. Any fat tire (mountain bike type) would do. The higher the handle bars the easier. Once up, try not to pedal too fast, just fast enough to keep the front end up. The more you practice, the further you can go. Try to compete against your friends.
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Try Global Spec. It's free and allows you to put in your desired torque and rpm, then shows you matching products. Keep in mind they will spam the email account you register with mercilessly.
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I believe you just have to take slack out of governer spring.I think on those as you pull the throttle it has a certain tension then the sping just streches. Elimenate the spring strech with a plastic tie strap.\nBill
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How about... Diamondback Assault? Although you probably couldn't go wrong with a Haro Blaster or Dyno Fury....\n\nCheck out this website: http://www.angelfire.com/il/bmxracing/page2.html\n\nHTH
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We used to build a Go-Kart frame similar to the store bought and make enough room for the Engine to mount behind the Seat. IF, it not have electric start take into consideration room to use the kick starter or mount a Rope Pull maybe using a compression release. Make a rod to run where you want the hand shift and use pedals for Clutch, Brake and Gas. Good Luck, it a fun project and you should be able to use a nice size tire, look for a cost effective Tire set up.