2nd step is ....Roll at about 10-20 mph in first gear.

3rd step is....Pull in the clutch and rev the motor a little, then slip the clutch.
Do this a few times with a little more gas each time until you start to feel comfortable with how high the front end is coming up. The front end will come up quicker than a power wheelie, so be prepared.

4th step is...Once you are comfortable getting the front up a little, it's time to worry about throttle and brake control. Use the throttle to maintain the height of the wheelie and the back brake to keep from looping the bike. Chopping the throttle while in first will almost always bring you back over, but you will most likely slam the front pretty hard.

5th step is ....