How can I wheelie it?
#4
to get mine to do it i just have to put my feet on the back rack so i can shift my weight back stall it up just a little bit and then floor it. Works every time if your not on sand. Then it will just spin out. careful sometime they go a little to high.

#6
I hear you. Truthfully I'm too chicken to try a real wheelie...I have images of the thing flipping back. I've been under it a couple of times already and that's enough.
I do get a real thrill when I'm coming out of a mud pit and end up doing a cat walk.
Sadly though I have no pictures to ever prove I've done it.
I do get a real thrill when I'm coming out of a mud pit and end up doing a cat walk.
Sadly though I have no pictures to ever prove I've done it.
#7
I hear you. Truthfully I'm too chicken to try a real wheelie...I have images of the thing flipping back. I've been under it a couple of times already and that's enough.
I do get a real thrill when I'm coming out of a mud pit and end up doing a cat walk.
Sadly though I have no pictures to ever prove I've done it. 
I do get a real thrill when I'm coming out of a mud pit and end up doing a cat walk.
Sadly though I have no pictures to ever prove I've done it. 
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#9
I can wheelie the rene a good 100'+
I could wheelie all my atv's simply by standing on the rear rack and pinning the throttle-
hehe- with the rene, all I gotta do is blip the throttle and it comes right up, will even wheelie in 4x4! haven't seen many 4x4 atv's do that!
I could wheelie all my atv's simply by standing on the rear rack and pinning the throttle-
hehe- with the rene, all I gotta do is blip the throttle and it comes right up, will even wheelie in 4x4! haven't seen many 4x4 atv's do that!
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