Could not beleive this.
On take off I punched the throttle all the way in, pulled the handlebars back and the front wheels came off the ground.
I'm amazed. My Rancher is plain stock too.



Al Bertrand
Rancher 2000

 

It must not be a 4x4 Rancher.

 

I can do that also on my daughters Recon. It has more to do with weight distribution than power. My Warrior is much more front heavy and won't wheelie unless I dump the clutch. Both quads are stock.

 

My 4x4 will wheelie, if it's a 2x4 then it should be even easier.

 

I have both a 4x4 Rancher ES and a 2x4 Rancher ES and they will both wheelie very easy,although the 2x4 will stay up longer.

 

Hum........ My Rancher 4x4 will get off the ground but it usually takes a little bump on the trail, and all the throttle I can give it not to mention a good yank. But then again, I'm running 26" TSL's so that may be the difference.

 

my rancher will wheelie also. it's a 4x4 ES. you need to get the timing down between the throttle, shift, yank. I can wheelie pulling off in first, from first to second, and raise the front going into third