Best way to start doing wheelies is to do it on grass, cause then if it comes back too far, the back tail bar hits and rubs the grass....if your doing them in the street to learn, you will be bending up the back of your quad and scratching it up. Depending on the type of power the quad has, grass wheelies might be hard but on my 8 billion pound scrambler, i can get it up and ride it fine on grass or pavement, so dont let any1 tell you that its too hard on whatever quad you have, Just practice [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

Be safe, have fun

 

im hopeing hes on a 400ex, there wheelie machines [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

yeah, there alot of fun

 

what kinda quad do you own?

 

Yeah, I've heard all that low end on the 400ex can make it just wheelie allll day...

 

that's right.

 

i would not put my knee on the seat because you can get it up allot easyier but you cant get to your front brake i would start on a grassy hillside and if it comes back just be shure to get of in time to keep it off of you

 

all i do on mine is wind it up just a little bit when im in first gear while holding the clucth in then i just let her the clucth go fast i my 250 will aslo pop a wheelie changeing gears into 2 and 3rd
becafull tho if your cluch is stock you migt do damage to the clutch maybe even the cage

 

just put along in second or third and then punch it and lean back and try to feather the gas to balance the weight

the biggest thing is getting over the fear of falling backwards so this is what you do

put on your helmet

find a grassy spot to ride

putt along in second

hit the gas and pull back hard

atv will fall back and be standing straight up

your head will barely hit the ground

laugh get back up and do it again, then you will see its more ego damage than physical damage when you go all the way back

 

All I do is put it in 2x4 and push in on throttle all the way fast like punch it and hold, works up to about 7 mph.
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