Mr.T:
Another idea: if you heat up the rear T-bone bumper, you can flatten it a bit to bring the wheelie-bar closer to the ground, that way wheelies won't go up so high and you might just be able to continue on the throttle. I've shaped that stuff using a blow-torch, but that's easy to mess-up (when making it too hot it will burn and bubble..., I found that out the hard way...) - I saw later people just put it in the oven to shape it (first heat it up and then press between some flat surfaces for desired angle). Forgot the temperature required for that, but you should be able to find it with a bit of googling.
-My own recepy:
-A balcony, Tbone bumper underneet the balcony foot, and a wood stick to reverse the curve of the Tbone...
