My stock tires just spin unless on pavement. Will dirt devils,bighorns or 589's get me the traction on dirt for wheelies?

 

I owned a 2003 Prairie 650 and I never could get it to wheelie until I put the DG in....

 

I have the BIGHORN'S. On hard pack, sand, gravel it spins. on hard pack with a little grass were wheelin.

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My 650 a/c will pick the wheels 80% of the time on gravel and pretty much everytime on sod.

 

My 650 will wheelie only when I get some decent bite. The Dirt Devils dont grab like they did when the were new. Hardpack, dry grass and pavement will stand it up. Loose stuff and any moisture makes it throw lotsa roost. It's all about traction with a 700 pound machine.

 

With 26" Mudlites, w/ about 1000 miles wear on them, I cannot wheelie on gravel. Just spin. However, lookout on pavement, as she will stand right up if you nail it.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

After a rain I can stand it up with no problem on the street look out. But if I try any time I want.

 

I don't think it's possible to do a wheelie in gravel with any tires! LOL
Now, I know that Holeshot ATRs and probably Maxxis Bighorns will do it on hardpack or grass. My bald stockers on my Rincon just spin everywhere. Makes me wanna burn them off till their gone! I just don't feel like buying new tires yet, but I need to!