I have a 89 warrior and its hard to pull one in 2nd or even in 1st and I weigh 140 maybe. so what can I do to get more of a boost with less than 100 dollars??????? sprockets ect???

 

I had a Warrior about three years ago it was a 1996 and had not problem with wheelies. I am about 220 and less even back then. My buddy has a 1999 Warrior and I was able to get it up without to much work. Sometimes the more weight you have when you give it gas and shift it all at once its easier?

 

perhaps, you are doing something wrong. I never had any problems doing a wheelie on my warrior, shifting was a little hairy but i could keep the wheels up for about 300 feet. do you have enough torque, and is your engine still crisp?

 

The Warrior wheelies as well as anything out there. You just need to practice your technique. Try revving it up and pop the clutch, it will bring the front end up quickly and from there you just need to find the balence point. You will know when you find it because everything just feels right, it makes a wheelie seem effortless. Remember to stop yourself from looping out just tap the rear brake. Once you get the hang of it you will be the envy of your friends and get all the chicks.

 

Hey whats up i have a 95 warrior and i have no prob poppin git up in any gear 1st and 2nd are easy i just sit there give it gas and go. but 3rd thru 6th i have to put one of my feet on the wheelie bar and go down the road and just give it gas. Either your quad is worn out or your technique needs a little adjustment. try putting your foot in the wheelie bar and just pull up. you shouldnt have to dump the clutch if need any more help email me