im looking at the wolverine 450 and want to know if you can easly wheelie and how and if there is anything you can do to make it wheelie better

 

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Yes you can wheeling but hardly and only on asphalt or on a surface with grip. You have to put your knees on the back of your seat and your foot on the bar at the back on pull on the handle bars and then you can wheelie lol. I do that with stock 07 Wolverine 450 tho.

 

Come on guys...


The Wolverine is fairly hard to wheelie on because the front is much heavier than the rear. I pulled the spark arrestor out of mine, added a UNI filter and Dial-A-Jet and it will pull the front up fairly easily from a dead stop with no stalling. In stock form you really have to stall it up and rock back to get it up.

 

get a Wolverine 350 you can wheelie on that... check my signature

 

sorry guy ..I was just mess around with you..But to answer your question Wolverines are not a good wheely bike..Yamaha lists them with the sport quads but they are really a hybrid of both a ute and sport..For the kind of fun you want,you might want to look for a good 2 wheel drive sport bike..I have no Idea how CTATV can wheely that wolvy like that lol ..With all the mods I have mine will only come off the ground for a couple seconds and not that high lol

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: toddmh

sorry guy ..I was just mess around with you..But to answer your question Wolverines are not a good wheely bike..Yamaha lists them with the sport quads but they are really a hybrid of both a ute and sport..For the kind of fun you want,you might want to look for a good 2 wheel drive sport bike..I have no Idea how CTATV can wheely that wolvy like that lol ..With all the mods I have mine will only come off the ground for a couple seconds and not that high lol</end quote></div>


If you'll notice he's got one leg up on the seat...I can get my 450 up that high with both feet on the pegs. You have to compress the front shocks and rock back hard to get it up but once you do it's not that hard to keep up.

 

I know it is not a easy bike to wheelie just wondering if i was missing something and for what i need it for it is the perfect bike so i guess i will just have to not wheelie