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Nice. Not as nice as this one was though:

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I hope you bought that chick on the right a burger or two as a tip
 
I'm guessing the 20 percent power deficit up here has something to do with it. It doesn't even get light on the front wheel at full throttle in first
 
There is no clutch.

What in the comments makes you think that?

You can clearly see there is no clutch and it's a power wheelie.

As retarded as it is to upload a video sideways on YouTube.
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Actually I just spotted a clutch.

But plenty of videos of the Africa Twin doing wheelies with DCT so it should work.

If a little Jog 90 can wheelie an NC should have no problem.
 
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The Africa twin is an 1100 or something isn't it?
 
The Africa twin is an 1100 or something isn't it?
998cc but also very low on power and heavier.

Thing is you said an NC can't wheelie. But it can.

Then you said it can't wheelie becuase it doesn't have a clutch due to DCT.

Then I proved it's not a gearbox limitation as the Africa Twin can.

So in conclusion an NC 750 DCT can wheelie just like a little Jog 90 can.

YOU just can't wheelie one. :)

And there is no shame in that. I'm also useless at planned wheelies.
 
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No man you need the clutch to get the wheel up with the low powered 700. There's not enough go to do it without.
 
998cc but also very low on power and heavier.

Thing is you said an NC can't wheelie. But it can.

Then you said it can't wheelie becuase it doesn't have a clutch due to DCT.

Then I proved it's not a gearbox limitation as the Africa Twin can.

So in conclusion an NC 750 DCT can wheelie just like a little Jog 90 can.

YOU just can't wheelie one. :)

And there is no shame in that. I'm also useless at planned wheelies.
I took on a DCT african twin today, and let me tell you, there is a moer of a difference between the NC and the African twic in terms of power and torque
 
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