i have 2001 trailboss325 with a Aaen megaphone muffler,and aaen blue secondary, and i was wondering if it would wheelie. i tried but the front tires only come off the ground about a foot and i cant hold it up ether . thanks

 

Try getting your weight farther back on the machine, crack the throttle, and crank up on the bars. This method works for me.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

If you stand up and put one foot on the back grab bar or rack and put the other foot on the floor board you can hit the throttle and stand it straight up.It is real easy to balance this way and ride a wheelie for a long time.I have done it on a stock Trailboss.

 

It seems that if you want to do wheelies and other tricks, you would be better off with a different machine. The Trailboss will do some of the tricks but it was built for trail riding and something will break sooner or later. Not whining about the trail boss performance or quality, I thoroughly enjoy mine and recommend this machine to anyone.

 

try a white primary sping,and a 2 teeth bigger rear sprocket.

 

You have an Aaen green primary and you can't wheelie? I can stand mine straight up without even pulling the handlebars. All you have to do is get used to when the clutch engages. Lift your butt off the seat about 2'', Crack the throttle, and sit down just a split second later. Hold on though, the first time I hit it just right I was looking at the sky!!!

 

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