Are any of you able to ride wheelies on the Polaris,. Thanks for all of your imput so far.

 

Yes....LOL

 

I HAVE A MAGNUM 500 AND I CANT GET THE FRONT END OFF THE GROUND IM JUST A LIL GUY THO ANY TIPS?

 

Yes, on both machines listed...so is that all you wanted to know...or does your question extend from there??

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00 scrambler 400 4x4 K&N
98 xplorer 400 K&N, boysen reeds, clutch spring

 

MagnumMan,

Well, for starters you have a big machine. Without putting any money into the machine...stiffen your rear shock all the way, and then take a knee on the seat so you can push a foot down on the rear rack and pull on the handlebars at the same time. If that doesn't do it...hold the brake a little till your rpm's get up, then let up and really punch the throttle. Like I said, that's about all you can try without sticking money into it. After that, your talking a clutch kit to bring up the front end on that beast!! Good luck, don't forget your brain bucket!!

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00 scrambler 400 4x4 K&N
98 xplorer 400 K&N, boysen reeds, clutch spring

 

yep, and i can ride them sitting down, standing up, and knees on the seat..

 

i went to a red clutch spring i might so for a diff one later

 

With the clutch kit, it is easy............

 

im 14 i aint got that kind of money to ut in to it rite now

 

I owned a 2000 Scram 400 2x4, with it piped, clutched, K&N'ed, ported, wisco'ed & VForced. Man was that thing a wheeling fool! It was super great too, the rear brakes where controled by the hand brake. That made it super easy to bring yourself back from going to far. I like my DS but the scram was easier to wheelie for sure.