Wheelie (noun)

A maneuver in which a rider lifts the front wheel of a bicycle or motorcycle off the ground while keeping the back wheel in contact with the ground.

Origin:

20th century: probably from wheel + -ie.

Examples:

1. The motorcyclist pulled a wheelie as he accelerated away from the traffic lights.
2. The BMX rider did a wheelie as he rode over the ramp.
3. The trick rider pulled a wheelie as he rode down the street.
4. The wheelie was a popular trick among BMX and motocross riders.
5. The wheelie was a dangerous trick and riders were advised to wear protective gear.