busting wheelies on a ultility
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The way I do wheelies is I put my knees on the seat and my feet on the back rack (so if I go back to far I can bail easy, has saved my butt atleast twice), and just crack the trottle on, but be careful, I have had it up on the back rack before. I won't even mess with a clutch. You can see a wheelie pic of me on my recon at http://ncup.8k.com
WARNING!!! don't do anything you can't handle, and if you do go back to far tap the back brakes. Also, DON'T use "poping" the clutch technique, especially on a heavy ATV. It will tear up you clutch make you pay alot in repairs.
WARNING!!! don't do anything you can't handle, and if you do go back to far tap the back brakes. Also, DON'T use "poping" the clutch technique, especially on a heavy ATV. It will tear up you clutch make you pay alot in repairs.
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my brother does it by popping the clutch he's only did it a couple times not want to mess the cluch up but when you pop the clutch you heard a kkkpop sound it doesn't do when he does it. Well he has good timing I guess. Oh, man I hit the little launch ramp today and used a little 3 inch hill to use as a landing. I hit it wide open going 42-43. When I landing it is perfect not even almost bottomming, soooo smooth. Then I got a longer start and went about 45 and over jumped the landing man did I ever bottom out. I probably got about 2 feet of the ground too(not that much). That quad bottoms out bbbaaaadddd. When I over jumped the landing it the shocks let out a HHHUUUGGGEEE kkbmmm cry. It don't have rubber to bottom out on. But I measured from the jump to the landing 25 feet! I need to stopping being so rough on that quad.
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Last winter I was out on a frozen lake with some ridin' buds. My friend Josh and His wife were there. She rides a Recon and he rides a 400EX. Another friend, Jeremy, also rides a 400EX. Jeremy and I stop to chat and rest. Josh hops on the Recon and starts riding a wheelie. We are like "cool"!... So, Jeremy and I are talking about pipes, and power and what not. We look up and Josh is about a half mile away, still riding a wheelie! We watch a bit more and Josh drops it and heads back. He stopped because his arms are numb from hanging on! The lake is about 5 miles across, and I am sure he could have went the whole way if he had stood on the rear rack so his arms didn't get so tired!