Engine Component Life

Please explain "VILLY". Apart from being the first name of a prominent Danish politician, what else is it? Is this a misprint for therm "welly", meaning roughly (depending on location), to open the throttle wide for as long as practicable?

In the hands of a skilled rider, yes. It's all a matter of balance.

yes, doing a WHEELIE is exciting to do and watch, but you'll have to be prepared for the many many crashes you'll experience before being able to master the technique. worse can happen if you're not very careful.

and, yes, it does wear our your clutch earlier than normal. because the rear wheel takes on the entire load, and at an abnormal angle, it takes the punishment, and can result to misalignment, or might even be detached from the frame if it was not locked very well.

IMO, using your motorcycle safely will not only prolong its service life, but yours as well.

And if caught doing it on a public road in the UK, expect some serious penalty points and a fine.

thanfully there isn't such rules in india..

Rules are very much there only problem is attitude, " Who cares".

And even rule is not documented, We should have enough brain to understand wrong and right, specially when it comes to civic sense.

Of course there are such rules ... <slaps furry head with paw>
They may not be specific rules against it, but it will be covered by general rules about exercising safe control of the vehicle.
After all there are no specific rules in the UK about driving whilst blindfolded, wearing a deep sea diving suit with a Camel sitting on your lap! but it doesn't mean its ok to do it.
Del

Funny but perfect.

I guess no English batsman surpasses 10000 run mark yet, you seams to be doing it first.

n what happens at d time of stoppie (Bike on its front wheel, keeping rear wheel above d ground..?) ..?