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Before moving, identify the controls shown by the game version running on your device. Do not import a key map from a different wheelie game.
Back to garage01 FIRST SESSION
THE BEGINNER TUTORIAL.
Your first useful run is not about maximum distance. It is about seeing the bike respond, making one calm correction, and knowing why the next attempt is different.
FINISH LINEThree comparable attempts and one correction you can explain.
WORKSHOP PROCEDURE
BUILD A READABLE FIRST RUN.
Use the game’s live interface for inputs; use this procedure to turn those inputs into practice.
CONFIRM: you know which shown input lifts or controls the bike.
Pick a clean reference line
Choose the most open, predictable stretch you can see. Start each test from roughly the same position and direction.
Make one gradual lift
Apply the shown input slowly enough to see when the front begins to rise. The first attempt is an observation, not a distance challenge.
Wait before adding more
Give the bike a moment to react. Several fast corrections can hide which input actually caused the next movement.
Reset to compare
Lower the front or use the game’s current recovery flow, return to your reference line, and repeat with one deliberate change.
THE THREE-ATTEMPT LOGOBSERVE BEFORE
RUN 01 RUN 02 RUN 03
OBSERVE BEFORE
YOU OPTIMIZE.
Baseline
Use a gradual lift. Notice when the front responds and where the attempt becomes hard to read.
One change
Repeat the same line with one smaller or earlier correction. Keep everything else as similar as possible.
Confirm
Repeat the useful change. If the result changes again, return to the baseline instead of stacking new inputs.