Wheelie Eliminator

[Ft Campbell Busa]

I was looking for some straps and lowering links when I came across these. This is an electronic device that pulls power when the front wheel begins to come up? Is it worth $160? Does it work? I did order the strp and links as suggested by you guys. Thanks

 

[Mr Brown]

IMO, it's a waste of money. Learn to work the clutch and throttle.......
Cinch that strap down to where there's about an inch or so of travel, don't forget to install the strap so that you tighten it with your left hand.......

 

[Lucky34]

hmmm... out of curiosity... why tighten it with the left hand?

 

[GoldenChild]

limiter won't work good if you strap it as there will be hardly any travel left...mostly for unstrapped bikes unless you set it really close in tolerance of the travel you have left...

 

[Mr Brown]

(Busaman86 @ Nov. 06 2006,22:20) hmmm... out of curiosity... why tighten it with the left hand?

Which hand do you brake with?

 

[Professor]

(Ft Campbell Busa @ Nov. 06 2006,20:35) I was looking for some straps and lowering links when I came across these. This is an electronic device that pulls power when the front wheel begins to come up? Is it worth $160? Does it work? I did  order the strp and links as suggested by you guys. Thanks

Look through some of the pictures here. Anywhere you see a the front tire off the ground the limiter will be kicking in. There are times when I carry my front wheel slightly even at the 1/8 Some of these passes have been my best times. Pulling it up 2 or 3 feet will get your attention and slow you down though.

 

[Professor]

(Busaman86 @ Nov. 06 2006,22:20) hmmm... out of curiosity... why tighten it with the left hand?

Hold the strap with your left had to pull tension on it. Roll the bike forward applying the front brake while tightening the strap to pull it down. Easier that way.

Also consider the brocks strap link kit to put the buckle in a better position and to keep it out of the radiator. A bit pricey, but a nice piece.

 

[Ft Campbell Busa]

Here is the link guys.

http://secure.mycart.net/catalog....vnext=1

 

[Superbusa]

for a real good pass, you want to hang the front tire about 4 inches off the track. you'll never know that it is off the ground.

 

[Ft Campbell Busa]

(crew illogic @ Nov. 07 2006,18:01) for a real good pass, you want to hang the front tire about 4 inches off the track.  you'll never know that it is off the ground.

Funny you mention that since I have been told numerous times about how my wheel was off the ground and I never knew it. The one time I was out practicing on some country roads and it got up there really high made me start looking for a strap or something. I got my strap in today so we will see. I may get the eliminator just to report to you guys how it works. I can always put it on Ebay later, lol.