Wheelie-Spider Test

For stuntriding fans who want to try to do basic stunts safely and understand the basic principles, we have a stationary wheelie-machine and a mobile stoppie-machine. These machines work great as an attraction for anyone who has never sat on a motorcycle, and for motorcyclists who want to understand the basic principles of wheelies and stoppies.

After a few lessons, many of our students could do a power wheelie on the road. For their further growth, we have created a more advanced trainer: the wheelie spider. The wheelie spider is not a simulator like the wheelie machine, but a safety mechanism that prevents the bike from flipping over or falling on its side. With the spider, the motorcycle does a wheelie on the road naturally, but with a limited lean angle. The allowed lean angle can be adjusted depending on the rider's level. Wheelie-spider allows you to naturally but safely try lifting the bike to the balance point and holding it there. If you loop out, the motorcycle does not stop or fall on its side, but keeps riding. After mastering lifting and landing the bike back using the rear brake, it makes sense to train the side-to-side balance. The side rods can be set so that the bike can lean sideways, so you will have to keep the side-to-side balance. This is the final step in mastering wheelies.

Currently only the blueprints are available: wheelie spider blueprints.