How to do a wheelie on a motorcycle?

[RhettMarie]

While applying your body weight onto the handlebars, quickly twist the throttle back. At the moment the front wheel starts to lift, forcefully extend your waist backward and pull up the handlebars with both arms. Simultaneously, quickly open the throttle. Under the combined effect of the front wheel lifting and the reaction force from the rear wheel, the front wheel will begin to float.

[SanEzra]

I've been practicing the wheelie for quite some time, mainly relying on throttle-clutch coordination and weight transfer. Start slowly in first gear, leaning forward and pressing close to the fuel tank. When in the semi-clutch state, suddenly increase the throttle while releasing the clutch—this makes the bike pop up like it's being sprung. The key lies in the throttle's explosive power and the timing of shifting your weight backward. If you shift too slowly, the front won't lift; too fast, and you risk flipping over. Once the front is up, maintain throttle control to balance and use the rear brake to fine-tune the height. Beginners should start with static practice on flat ground, having someone press down on the rear seat to get a feel for it. Don't rush to go higher—always wear full safety gear. If weight control is lost, bail decisively and roll to dissipate the force.