lakota wheelies
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lakota wheelies
has anyone experimented alot on there lakota and figured out the best way to wheelie it. im thinkin of buyin one but i want a fun quad. it has to be easier than my trailblazer. my tb is no fun at all and has no *****. i want a lakota cause i hear they have good bottom end power. whts the best way to wheelie them and is it a fun and easy to ride quad???
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lakota wheelies
Well as far as doing wellies on the lakota...I'm not too sure! It may be a little heavy. Don't know many other lakota owners so i'm not really sure, but they are definately fun. And you are right about it being better ( sorry trailblazer owners), or as you said the trailblazer has less power.
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lakota wheelies
well the lakota is real easy to wheelie,but the only thing after a while you'll need a new clutch kit(springs,plates).K&g make a clutch kit for it that is very good.As for wheelies you'll be in neutral as you go into first when you lift the shifter up don't let down into first,just hold it up and rev it up and the lakota comes up easy sometimes comes up fast so becareful.You can also do the samething going into second,but you want to pull up on the handlebars.The lakota is an awesome trail machine it's smooth ride and top end speed is real smooth.
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lakota wheelies
Originally posted by: Dr89
anyone else have another idea on how to wheelie. so mayb it doesnt hurt the transy as much???
anyone else have another idea on how to wheelie. so mayb it doesnt hurt the transy as much???
nope, that is just about the only way to get a wheelie on a lakota wihtout hitting a bump or something to lift the front end up. i have done it many times and so far i have not needed any clutch work. i am sure that will come soon enough though if i keep on popping wheelies. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
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