Apologies if i put this is in the wrong section
was just wondering whether any of you on here had any recommendations for a good wheelie schools, preferably in or near London
Cheers in advance
This one was recommended to me , I haven’t been…Yet.
i went to jimmyfireblade not close to london but well worth it http://londonbikers.com/forums/Topic310979-52-1.aspx?Highlight=wheelie+school
http://www.jimmyfireblade.co.uk/courses.htm
or jst spend an evening with terry moto 
if you get help from mr.terry-moto your liable to end up in a wall. 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qncPBZ9DRRk
i watched this a few times went out to a quiet stretch of road(private) and practised.
I read about Jimmy Fireblades in TWO magazine and they said it was pretty good. They have mechanisms on the back of the bike which cut the ignition if you wheelie too high so you don’t go over the back. I’d probably go there to learn to wheelie. I think it’s better than practicing on your own bike when your not confident.
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if you get help from mr.terry-moto your liable to end up in a wall. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qncPBZ9DRRk
i watched this a few times went out to a quiet stretch of road(private) and practised.
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If you aint living on the edge, whats the point ;)And I thought you loved me Kev :ermm:Cool vid, when you coming out to play ?
I recomend Jimmyfireplaces, we done a bit of homework and found his school was the best for us, cause he teaches clutching it up, its a bit far (near skegness) but well worth it. If there’s a few that want to do it, I’ll organise Wheelie School day #3 :)Here’s a link to the last 2 
http://londonbikers.com/forums/Topic144053-52-1.aspx?Highlight=wheelie+schoolhttp://londonbikers.com/forums/Topic310979-52-1.aspx?Highlight=wheelie+school
If you aint living on the edge, whats the point ;)And I thought you loved me Kev :ermm:Cool vid, when you coming out to play ?
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i doo loves you tel. just dont tell no-one ;) i got a month off the bike due to aving me pins out so itl be a while till i`m out showing you how to wheelie
i doo loves you tel. just dont tell no-one ;) i got a month off the bike due to aving me pins out so itl be a while till i`m out showing you how to wheelie
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Look forward to it, my mate Flipper (:D) might have his knee healed and be back out stunting by then 
who`s flipper??
Here’s a link to the last 2 
http://londonbikers.com/forums/Topic144053-52-1.aspx?Highlight=wheelie+schoolhttp://londonbikers.com/forums/Topic310979-52-1.aspx?Highlight=wheelie+school[/quote]Some of the funniest things I’ve read on here for ages. (Juliex)
haha, just read all of the 1st thread - how funny :laugh:
Let me know if you decide to do another one. 
count me in , two things i cant do on a bike with intention1= knee down!!:unsure:2= wheelie:w00t:
If you and Rockerchic are serious about doing this and at least 2 more are up for it (minimum of 4, I think to get the reduced rate) I’ll stick a post up and sort out a date with Jimmybl*de
http://www.southcoastwheelieschool.co.uk/
this one is in blandford in dorset, he teaches you how to clutch it up.
i’d recomend this one:D:D
Is it 1 rider per bike ? 
Its a lot closer and bit cheaper, is it any good Adam ?
yeah normally, he uses the area where i practice, i see him up there a lot, he gets really busy, he had four up on saturday that where getting on quite well, same set up as JFB i think.
theres nothing wrong with mr terry moto/tugs wheelie school!!! thats where i learnt!!
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yeah normally, he uses the area where i practice, i see him up there a lot, he gets really busy, he had four up on saturday that where getting on quite well, same set up as JFB i think.theres nothing wrong with mr terry moto/tugs wheelie school!!! thats where i learnt!!:)[/quote]And most of your lessons were going over the Thames two up I seem to recall :hehe:I look into that school if there’s a few up for it Cheers Fella